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  1. JAMB Sets Deadlines for University Admissions in Nigeria

    Nigeria JAMB Sets Deadlines for University Admissions in Nigeria

    The Digest: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that public universities must complete 2025 admissions by October 31, while private universities must conclude theirs by November 30, with all tertiary institutions required to finish by December 31, 2025. Key...
  2. JAMB Implements Tough Screening for Under-16 Candidates Seeking University Admission in Nigeria

    Nigeria JAMB Implements Tough Screening for Under-16 Candidates Seeking University Admission in Nigeria

    The Digest: JAMB introduces stringent new rules for under-16 UTME candidates seeking admission into Nigerian universities. With a focus on academic excellence and psychological readiness, the move aims to curb academic abuse and ensure candidates' preparedness for higher education. Key...
  3. JAMB Releases Mop-Up UTME Results, Cracks Down on Fake Admission Syndicate

    Nigeria JAMB Releases Mop-Up UTME Results, Cracks Down on Fake Admission Syndicate

    Key Digest: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released results for 11,161 candidates from its June 28 mop-up UTME, while intensifying its crackdown on a nationwide fake admission syndicate that has implicated over 17,000 candidates. Key Points: JAMB released results...
  4. JAMB 2025 Admission Cut-Off Marks: What’s at Stake for Candidates?

    Education JAMB 2025 Admission Cut-Off Marks: What’s at Stake for Candidates?

    Every July, millions of Nigerian students and parents pause for a single announcement: the JAMB cut-off marks. On July 8, 2025, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board will set the official benchmarks that decide who gets a shot at university, polytechnic, or college admission. But what...
  5. Glitch, Grievance and the Gradebook: JAMB Denies Bias Amid UTME Backlash

    Nigeria Glitch, Grievance and the Gradebook: JAMB Denies Bias Amid UTME Backlash

    What began as a routine examination season has become a storm of accusations, grief, and calls for accountability. After technical issues disrupted the 2025 UTME in parts of Lagos and the entire South-East, allegations flew that JAMB had deliberately shortchanged candidates from the region. But...
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