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JAMB News Update for Today – Wednesday, April 23, 2025

With the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) officially set to begin tomorrow, Thursday, April 24, today’s JAMB update is all about final preparations, last-minute challenges, and key information candidates need to keep in mind.

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Here’s a breakdown of today’s important JAMB news and updates:

1. UTME Begins Tomorrow — Confirm Your Centre Now

JAMB has reminded candidates that there will be no rescheduling for missed exams.
Candidates who have not confirmed the exact location of their CBT centres are strongly advised to do so today to avoid getting lost or arriving late.

Early morning sessions start as early as 6:30 AM.

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2. Some Candidates Still Experiencing Reprint Issues

Reports show that a small number of candidates are still unable to access their slips due to server delays or incorrect login details.

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JAMB has urged those affected to keep trying or visit the nearest accredited CBT centre or cyber café for assistance.
Also, candidates who used the wrong email during registration are advised to create an email with the mistaken spelling and try again.

3. JAMB Warns Against Exam Malpractice and Fake SMS Alerts

JAMB has reiterated its earlier warning about fraudulent messages being sent to candidates, claiming that their data has been flagged for malpractice.

These messages are fake and should be ignored.
Candidates are advised to protect their details, avoid expo groups, and report any suspicious message to the appropriate authority.

4. Portal Downtime Being Resolved

Some candidates reported receiving timeout errors while trying to access JAMB services.
This was due to high server traffic, which is normal before major exams. JAMB’s technical team is actively working to ensure smooth access before exam day.

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5. What to Do If Your Slip Shows the Wrong Year (e.g., 2023 or 2024)

A few candidates said their slip is still showing 2023 or 2024 at the top.
JAMB has clarified that this is nothing to worry about.
As long as the exam date, time, and centre on the slip are correct, the candidate can proceed to write the exam.

Final Reminder for Today

  • Print your slip if you haven’t already.
  • Prepare all necessary items tonight.
  • Rest well.
  • And make sure to leave early tomorrow, especially if you’re in the 6:30 AM or 7:00 AM session.

We’ll continue to monitor developments and provide real-time updates as the exam begins tomorrow.

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Wishing all candidates success in the 2025 UTME!

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