On May 6, 80,000 participants will take the JAMB exam. On May 6, 80,000 participants will take the JAMB exam, which was rescheduled. The d...
On May 6, 80,000 participants will take the JAMB exam.
On May 6, 80,000 participants will take the JAMB exam, which was rescheduled.
The delay was caused by the process of reviewing the written exam results, according to a statement made by the agency's head of public relations, Fabian Benjamin.
According to the notice, students who have been assessed in test centres but haven't taken the exam, as well as those whose information hasn't been confirmed or was found to be inconsistent, will receive notifications urging them to do so.
According to the statement, exam-takers who experience difficulties won't see their scores; instead, they'll receive a reminder to retake the test.
The board declared that as a consequence of its emergency meeting on April 30, it chose May 6 as the date for individuals who failed to write the exam to retake it.
In order to know when and where they will take the exam, the statement also urged the impacted students to release their exam papers between May 4 and 5.