by Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede OFR, NPOM, FNAL Registrar ... · a presentation of the JOINT ADMISSIONS AND MATRICULATION BOARD by Is-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede OFR, NPOM, FNAL Professor

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holding at the Board’s Headquarters, Bwari, Abuja

a presentation of the

JOINT ADMISSIONS AND MATRICULATION BOARD

byIs-haq Olanrewaju Oloyede OFR, NPOM, FNAL

Professor of Islamics & Registrar, JAMB

TITBITS ON

2019 ADMISSION & 2020 UTME

Tuesday, 16th June, 2020

2020 Policy Meeting

DEGREE

NIGERIA

CERTIFICATE

IN EDUCATION

NATIONAL

DIPLOMA

NATIONAL

INNOVATIVE

DIPLOMA

…… on admissions to

Awarding Institutions

Policy meeting has

become a most potent

strategic platform of

JAMB to

share & validate the Board’s vision

solicit and obtain feedbacks & input on admission

ensure buy-in of critical stakeholders

generally exchange of information & awareness

Policy formulation based on the Board’s proposals

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2019 Admission

VITAL STATISTICS

…. a journey into the immediate past

REPORT ON THE CONDUCT OF THE 2019 ADMISSIONS TO TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS

Vital decisions

were taken at the Policy

Meeting

Meeting guidelines &

decisions were

implemented

Desk Officers

were assigned to institutions

The Central Admissions Processing

System (CAPS) AS THE ONLY APPROVED

VEHICLE

Minimum National

UTME Score & realistic

institutional UTME

Scores were approved

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InstitutionsCandidates

(UTME + DE)DE

UTME

(100+)

Total

(100+ & DE)

UTME

(140+)

883 1,990,067 109,472 1,810,663 1,920,135 1,710,573

O’ level

Results

(UTME +

DE)

5 O’ Level

Credits

(100+) + DE

5 O’ Level

Credits

(140+) & DE

5 O’ Level

Credits

(100+) +

English +

DE

5 O’ Level

Credits

(100+) +

English/Ma

ths + DE

5 O’ Level

Credits

(140+) +

English + DE

5 O’ Level

Credits

(140+) +

English +

Maths + DE

1,289,491 1,238,948 1,197,494 1,216,644 1,195,252 1,177,812 1,157,977

TOTAL ADMISSION

(Wednesday, 10th June, 2020)TARGET

612,557 600,000

Real candidates, yet with?

612,557

1,990,067

UTME + DE

612,557

1,157,977

140 & above +O’ Level Credit Passes + English + Mathematics

- 52.9% of Q (by O’ level & cut off mark only) = A- About 27.4% Q but nS (UTME combinations + Specific course Deferential)- About 2.25% = Q+S but R- About 17.5% = Q+S but nA

Key: S = Suitable Candidates nS = not Suitable Candidates Q = Qualified Candidates

(with O/L & UTME only not necessarily for required programme)

R = Rigid Candidates A = Admitted Candidates nA = Not Admitted Candidates

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PREFERENCE QuotaTOTAL

ADMISSIONS

%

(B as % of A)

UNUSED

QUOTA

%

(D as % of A)

DEGREE 560,613 444,947 79.37 115,666 20.63

NCE 403,225 69,810 17.31 333,415 82.69

ND 145,394 96,423 66.32 48,971 33.68

NID 14,282 1,377 9.64 12,905 90.36

TOTAL 1,123,514 612,5579 54.52 510,957 45.48

BA C D E

INSTITUTION FEDERAL STATE PRIVATE TOTALVACANCY NOT USED

UNIVERSITIES/DEGREE-

AWARDING

(253,641)235,333

(212,882)181,401

(94,090)28,213

(560,613)444,947 115,666

COLLEGES OF EDUCATION

(89,140)39,165

(197,700)29,496

(116,385)1,149

(403,225)69,810 333,415

POLYTECHNICS/MONOTECHNICS

(61,986)46,752

(65,834)44,989

(17,574)4,682

(145,394)96,423 48,971

INNOVATION ENTERPRISE

INSTITUTIONS

(14,282)1,377

(14,282)1,377 12,905

Institution quotas are in RED , Candidates admitted are in BLACK

cont’d

TOTALQUOTA

TOTALUSED QUOTA

TOTAL UNUSED QUOTA

(VACANCY)

1,123,514 612,557 510,957

....why the vacancies (wide gap) & yet some candidates are still not admitted?

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2019 DE & UTME PERFORMANCE OF THE ADMITTED CANDIDATES BY SCORE RANGE

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Range Number of Application

No of Candidates Admitted

% of the Range

%

Admitted Candidates

DE 103,173 42,092 40.80 6.88200 & above 433,445 212,076 48.93 34.65

160 - 199 867,252 277,394 31.99 45.32140 - 159 415,150 66,905 16.12 10.93120- 139 94,211 13,287 14.10 2.17100 - 119 6,196 344 5.55 0.06

TOTAL 1,816,254 612,098 33.70 100

2019 UTME: Statistics of Candidates with UTME High Scores but Not Admitted

Range of Score No of CandidatesNo of

Candidates Not Admitted

% of Range Not Admitted

200 & above 433,445 222,684 51.38

250 & above 61,405 22,523 36.68

280 & above 12,238 3,509 28.67

300 & above 2,967 679 22.89

High UTME Scorers – 2019 Admission status

PERCEPTION ERRORS

SCORE RANGE

TOTALNUMBER

ADMITTED

NUMBER NOT

ADMITTED

300 & above 2,967 2,288 679

280 - 299 9,276 6,446 2,830

2019 UTME STATISTICS OF QUOTA/APPLICATION/ADMISSION BY FACULTY

(DEGREE)

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A B C

FACULTY QUOTA APPLICATION ADMS % of B to A % of C to A % of C to B

MED/PHM/H. SC 30,111 436,799 34,734 1450.63 115.35 7.95

SOCIAL SC. 61,684 377,335 72,648 611.72 117.77 19.25

ENGR/TECH/ENV 52,498 2093,52 47,001 398.78 89.53 22.45

SCIENCES 115,294 281,702 103,052 244.33 89.38 36.58

ADMINISTRATION 49,447 166,634 26,355 337.00 53.30 15.82

LAW/LEGAL 8,656 103,133 8,336 1191.46 96.30 8.08

ARTS AND HUM. 41,500 109,052 41,137 262.78 99.13 37.72

EDUCATION 97,264 91,241 86,493 93.81 88.93 94.80

AGRICULTURE 26,146 32,798 25,191 125.44 96.35 76.81

2019 STATISTICS OF QUOTA/APPLICATION/ADMISSION BY FACULTY (DEGREE)

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0

50,000

100,000

150,000

200,000

250,000

300,000

350,000

400,000

450,000

APPLICATION

QUOTA

ADMS

2019 UTME STATISTICS OF QUOTA/APPLICATION/ADMISSION BY

SCIENCE AND ART (NCE)

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A B C

SPECIALITY QUOTA APPLICATION ADMS % of B to A % of C to A % of C to B

ARTS 127,991 10,725 44,647 8.38 34.88 416.29

SCIENCES 96,453 23,518 25,163 24.38 26.09 106.99

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2019 UTME ADMISSION STATISTICS OF SCIENCE AND ART (NCE)

0

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

140,000

QUOTA APP ADMS

127,991

10,725

44,647

96,453

23,518 25,163

ARTS

SCIENCES

2019 UTME STATISTICS OF TECHNOLOGY/NON-TECHNOLOGY RATIO

(ND)

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A B C

FACULTY QUOTAINITIAL

APPLICATIONADMS % of B to A % of C to A % of C to B

TECHNOLOGY 70,589 7,084 60,742 10.04 86.1 857.1

NON-TECHNOLOGY 45,528 36,848 35,681 80.94 78.4 96.8

2019 UTME ADMISSION STATISTICS OF TECHNOLOGY AND NON-TECHNOLOGY

(ND)

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0

10,000

20,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000

70,000

80,000

QUOTA APP ADMS

45,528

36,848

60,742

70,589

7,084

35,681

NON-TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY

ANALYSIS OF RIGIDITY: Not Admitted High Scorers in 2019 UTME Admission Exercise

Score

Range

Total

No. of

Cand

No of

Cand.

Not

Admit

Medicine Law Engr. SciencesSocial

Sciences

Arts/

Hum.Admin.

O’ Level

DeficitOthers

300 &

above2,967 664

375*

56.5%

10+

1.5%

112

16.9%

48

7.2%

38

5.7%

2

0.3%

24

3.6%

0

0%

55

8.3%

280 –299

9,276 2,7711,378*

49.7%

202+

7.3%

309

11.2%

168

6.1%

195

7.0%

41

1.5%

90

3.3%

2

0.1%

2

14.0%

* No Mathematics in UTME combination disadvantages Medicine candidates

+ English & Literature in UTME combination helping law candidates to be admitted into English, Mass Comm, etc

OTHER CAUSATIVES OF non-ADMISSION(apart from over subscription of few Programmes)

Wrong O’ Level subject combination

Low (Post UTME) screening score

UTME-combination deficiency

Non-acceptance of Offer

Duplication of application

Absent from POST UTME Screening

Mismatch of Catchment Institutions

No O’ level – Trial candidates

Rigidity

UTME Performance of Candidates Who Scored A1 in All O’ Level Subjects

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22 candidates

scored A1 in all O’ level Subjects

Only 10 (45%) scored 200+

S/N REGISTRATION NUMBER TOTAL NUMBER OF A1 UTME AGGREGATE

1 XXXXXXXXEE 9 330

2 XXXXXXXXEH 9 323

3 XXXXXXXXJE 9 323

4 XXXXXXXXGG 9 322

5 XXXXXXXXEF 9 312

6 XXXXXXXXCE 9 294

7 XXXXXXXXIA 9 294

8 XXXXXXXXCC 9 287

9 XXXXXXXXHJ 9 276

10 XXXXXXXXAF 9 270

11 XXXXXXXXIF 9 186

12 XXXXXXXXHI 9 180

13 XXXXXXXXEI 9 164

14 XXXXXXXXAJ 9 162

15 XXXXXXXXCB 9 151

16 XXXXXXXXHD 9 148

17 XXXXXXXXIB 9 148

18 XXXXXXXXIC 9 147

19 XXXXXXXXII 9 142

20 XXXXXXXXDD 9 141

21 XXXXXXXXBF 9 140

22 XXXXXXXXCH 9 134

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2019 INSTITUTIONS ADMISSION (First 10 Universities)

S/N INSTITUTION NO. OF

APPLICANTS

QUOTA

(A)

NO.

ADMITTED

(B)

%

(B to A)

1 University of Maiduguri, Maiduguri 46,814 12,536 12,523 99.90

2 University of Calabar, Calabar 44,670 12,240 12,237 99.98

3 University of Benin, Benin City 78,747 13,131 11,747 89.46

4 University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara State 108,917 12,227 11,616 95.00

5 University of Lagos, Lagos 74,725 9,663 9,625 99.61

6 University of Port-Harcourt, Choba 40,285 9,181 9,107 99.19

7 Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka 56,358 9,450 8,880 93.97

8 University of Nigeria. Nsukka 77,325 10,500 8,585 81.76

9 Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti 13,248 8,123 8,119 99.95

10 Rivers State University, Port-Harcourt 22,582 7,850 7,843 99.91

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2019 INSTITUTIONS ADMISSION (First 10 Colleges of Education)


APPLICANTS

QUOTA

(A)

NO.

ADMITTED

(B)

%

(B to A)

1 Federal College of Education, Pankshin 1,016 4,850 4,828 99.55

2 Federal College of Education, Kano 1,974 6,970 4,793 68.77

3 Federal College of Education (Tech.), Gombe 1,771 6,030 4,720 78.28

4Kaduna State College of Education, Gidan-Waya 2,214 5,250 4,276 81.45

5 Federal College of Education, Zaria 3,770 6,470 4,188 64.73

6 College of Education, Akwanga 2,431 4,470 2,923 65.39

7 Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo 311 5,040 2,771 54.98

8 Isa Kaita College of Education, Dutsinma 2,179 4,300 2,735 63.60

9Federal College of Education (Tech.), Potiskum 2,257 3,000 2,650 88.33

10Federal College of Education, Osiele, Abeokuta 330 4,280 2,638 61.64

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2019 INSTITUTIONS ADMISSION (First 10 Polytechnics/Monotechnics)


APPLICANTS

QUOTA

(A)

NO.

ADMITTED

(B)

%

(B to A)

1 Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna 3,529 7,897 7,897 100.00

2 Yaba College of Technology, Yaba 2,287 4,185 4,046 96.68

3 The Polytechnic, Ibadan 1,574 3,270 3,270 100.00

4Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic, Unwana 860 3,216 3,212 99.88

5 Plateau State Polytechnic, Barkin-Ladi 714 3,426 3,024 88.27

6 Lagos State Poly, Ikorodu 1,104 2,829 2,822 99.75

7 Federal Polytechnic, Offa 2,843 2,714 2,711 99.89

8 Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro 2,891 2,749 2,646 96.25

9Ogun State Institute of Tech(formerly Gateway ICT Poly), Igbesa 140 2,471 2,471 100.00

10 Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti 709 2,768 2,432 87.86

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INSTITUTIONS ADMISSION (First 10 IEIs)


APPLICANTS

QUOTA

(A)

NO.

ADMITTED

(B)

%

(B to A)

1Katsina State Institute of Technology & Management, Katsina State 14 590 428 72.54

2Eko College of Management and Technology, Ikotun, Lagos State 5 210 160 76.19

3 PEFTI Film Institute, Lagos, Lagos State 33 119 106 89.08

4Highland College of Technology and Further Education, Ibadan, Oyo State 1 200 105 52.50

5Global Maritime Academy, Ogoni-Olomu, Ughelli South, Delta State 7 150 69 46.00

6Mbara Ozioma College of Technology, Ehime-Mbano, Imo State 8 120 66 55.00

7College of Banking and Finance, Ibadan, Oyo State 1 80 55 68.75

8Maurid Institute of Management and Technology, Mbiaso, Akwa Ibom State 13 210 42 20.00

9 Ipetu-Ijesha College of Technology, Osun State 0 70 39 55.71

10Federal College of Forestry, Mechanisation, Afaka, Kaduna, Kaduna State 5 60 38 63.33

VIOLATION OF ADMISSION PROCESS

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USING INSTITUTION PORTAL TO VIOLATE ADMISSION PROCESS

Warehousing of Candidates into Institution’s Portal

Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba (AAUA)

• Adamolekun Bernice - 97012025AJ

• Applied to Law with 280 score to UNIBEN

• Not ranking enough with 61.5 average

• Initiated and accepted English Education (UNIBEN)

• Now purportedly offered Law at AAUA through University’s portal

• A candidate not available at all in CAPS under AAUA but now offered ‘admission’ and acceptance fee paid before protest and cannot be properly admitted into AAUA.

• Months to reverse/delete & release in UNIBEN

USING INSTITUTION PORTAL TO VIOLATE ADMISSION PROCESS

Warehousing of Candidates into Institution’s PortalUniversity of Nigeria, Nsukka ---Quota

• MBBS

Quota = 200

After admitting 106 on CAPS

Released additional 448 on the University’s portal

Whereas there are 342 qualified unadmitted on CAPS

• LAW

Quota = 250

Admitted 125 on CAPS

Released another 240 on University’s portal

USING INSTITUTION PORTAL TO VIOLATE ADMISSION PROCESS (cont’d)


Mashood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta (MAPOLY)

• CLAIMED Quota = 12, 587

• Not a single candidate was admitted on CAPS

• ‘Admitted’ over 10,795 and went on to receive acceptance fee from 5,950 candidate not yet proposed to JAMB


Warehousing of Candidates into Institution’s PortalUniversity of Ibadan

• Sanni Abdul Rahman

• 97012025AJ

• Economics on CAPS but changed to Adult Education on the University Portal

• Hannat

• Applied for Human Nutrition but transferred to Agric. Extension

• UTME score = 242

• Post UTME = 72

• Aggregate Score = 66.25

• University then admitted people below her into Human Nutrition


Warehousing of Candidates into Institution’s PortalUniversity of Ibadan

• Musa Ishaq - 96072786HA

• Course Applied - Cyber Security

• School Portal - moved to Physics

• He innocently changed his programme to Physics whereas he is qualified for Cyber Security



Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT)


Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria

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• Thomas Goodness Shekwobyalo

• Registration number 96835876JH

• UTME Score – 302

• Qualified to be admitted to MBBS but claimed to be persuaded to change Anatomy on the University portal

• University refuted the claim

• On JAMB’s insistence, she was offered MBBS but politicized and she rejected

Rejected


Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil

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• ‘Changed’ programme of candidates through Academy portal without the consent of the candidates

• ‘Admitted’ candidates who were already admitted genuinely into other institutions through CAPS and could not upload them on CAPS again

• ‘Admitted’ candidates who did not choose the Academy as first choice. How?

Sample of Litigation letter

against UNN

1.

JAMB would have no option than to testify against any

institution that violates admission

process

Sample of Litigation letter

against UNN



process

2.

Sample of Litigation letter against

POLICE ACADEMY



process

3.

Sample of Litigation letter against UNIABUJA



process

4.

• These tricks which are meant to

usurp the rights of the candidatesare improper and should be discontinued

• All institutions employing such tricks are putting into jeopardy the future of the illegitimately-favoured and less-qualified candidates as the Board WILL NOTcondone or regularize such illegitimate admissions

Admission




Caution to the Institutions• Appropriate caution was given to these

institutions to desist from such illegitimate actions and it was promptly corrected

• Any such acts will henceforth be visited with appropriate sanctions

• The Board shall continued to protect the right of all candidates to be given their due irrespective of their social status

• Hence creation of GREEN AREAS on CAPS

(MERIT = COMPULSORY)

GREEN AREAS IN CAPS

GREEN AREAS IN CAPS (cont’d)

GREEN AREAS IN CAPS (cont’d)

JAMB MANDATE

• the vacancies available in each tertiary institution

• the guidelines approved for each tertiary institution by its proprietor or other competent authority

• the preferences expressed or otherwise indicated by candidates for certain tertiary institutions and programmes

Placement of suitably qualified candidates in collaboration with the tertiary institutions after taking into account:

INTERNATIONALISATION OF ADMISSIONS

• To place our tertiary institutions on the global scene, the Board constituted Attahiru Jega-led Committee to formulate a process of internalization of admission into tertiary educational institutions in Nigeria through JAMB

• Lets urgently put in place a machinery to actualize the internationalization of admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria beginning from 2020 academic session because our tertiary institutions are fast becoming localised

• This process if achieved would place our institution at a vantage position to compete favourably with its peers globally. This is our modest effort in transforming the tertiary institutions in Nigeria to institutions to be reckoned with internationally

TRENDS IN STATE-OWNED

INSTITUTIONS (Merit by Distribution)

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NEW TRENDS IN STATE-OWNED INSTITUTIONS(Reservation & Distribution of Regulated Quota for Indigenes)

Current Practice State-owned institutions reserved 80 – 90% of the

quota for indigenes

Distribute quota of regulated programmes such as Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, etc on the Local Government Areas – discarding merit totally

Best of each LGA

1.

NEW TRENDS IN STATE-OWNED INSTITUTIONS

What should be done

the Merit quota should be in two layers

- National Merit Quota is the first topmost 10% (indigenes or non-indigenes);

- Indigene Merit Quota is the additional 35% allotted to indigenes of the State on merit basis after the first topmost 10% National Merit.

This is to ensure that every classroom has minimum 10% of brilliant students

55% on LGA basis

NEW TRENDS IN STATE-OWNED INSTITUTIONS(Approaching Candidates Informally –

a case of LAUTECH & TASUED)

Institutions now approached candidates informally (outside CAPS)

Only those who paid fees were recommended

This is not acceptable & its against the law

Offer admission to all qualified candidates on CAPS with a date to accept or reject

Candidates who did not accept within the stipulated date should be replaced

2.

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QUOTA OF REGULATED PROGRAMMES Manipulation by Institutions

Institutions take undue advantage to manipulate

quota of regulated programmes to admit

candidates more than the approved capacity

Quota of such programmes are

no longer editable by the institutions


QUOTA OF REGULATED PROGRAMMES Why Right to edit the Quota was withdrawn

S/N Institution Programme

Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As Set

By Institution

1 Lead City University Ibadan Law 50 300

2 Abia State University, Uturu Law 130 304

Medicine 75 317

Nursing 50 223

3 University of Nigeria, Nsukka Medicine 200 482

Law 220 300

Nursing 75 220

Dentistry 15 120

4 Adekunle Ajasin University,

Akungba, Ondo

Law 50 150

5 Adeleke University, Ede Nursing 50 100


QUOTA OF REGULATED PROGRAMMES Why Right to edit the Quota was withdrawn


Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As Set

By Institution

6 Lagos State University, Ojo Law 180 244

7 Rivers State University Law 250 500

8 Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti Law 180 270

Nursing 100 150

9 Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria Medicine 120 199

Nursing 100 200

10 Imo State University, Owerri Law 100 291

Nursing 40 270


QUOTA OF REGULATED PROGRAMMES Why the Right to edit the quota was withdrawn (cont’d)


Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As

Set By

Institution

11 Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Law 120 250

Nursing 50 250

Medicine 50 300

12 Babcock University, Ilishan Remo Medicine 50 130

Nursing 75 125

13 Bayero University, Kano, Kano State Medicine 100 178

Common &

Islamic Law

220 330

14 Benson Idahosa University, Benin Law 60 200

15 Crescent University, Abeokuta Law 50 200www.myschoolgist.com



Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As

Set By

Institution

16Ebonyi State University,

Abakaliki

Medicine 100 170

Nursing 50 90

17 Benue State University,Makurdi Medicine 50 100

18 Bingham University, Karu,

Nasarawa State

Medicine 50 110

19 Bowen University, Iwo Nursing 50 100

20 Ajayi Crowther University Oyo Law 50 75

21 Al-Hikma Universiy, Ilorin Law 50 60www.myschoolgist.com



Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As

Set By

Institution

22 Edo University, IyamhoLaw 50 80

Nursing 50 120

23 Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo Law 50 80

24 Ekiti State University Law 60 135

25 Elizade University, Ilara-Mokin, Ondo

State

Law 50 120

26 Enugu State University Of Science And

Technology

Law 100 140

27 Igbinedion University, Okada Medicine 50 100

Nursing 50 100www.myschoolgist.com



Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As

Set By

Institution

28 Joseph Ayo Babalola University, Ikeji

Arakeji

Law 50 150

29 Ladoke Akintola University of

Technology

Medicine 75 120

Nursing 100 125

30 Madonna University, Elele, Rivers

State

Nursing 30 180

Medicine 50 150

31Niger Delta University, Wilberforce

Island, Bayelsa State

Medicine 50 100

Nursing 75 100




Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As

Set By

Institution

32 Nile University Of Nigeria, Abuja Law 50 88

33Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka,

Anambra State

Nursing 50 110

Civil Law 180 217

Medicine 100 127

34 Osun State University, Osogbo Law 50 90

35 University of Benin, Benin City Dentistry 25 26

Medicine 100 150

Nursing 50 60




Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As

Set By

Institution

36 University of Calabar Medicine 100 171

Law 170 204

Nursing 75 145

37 University of Ilorin, Ilorin Medicine 150 206

38 University of Jos, Jos Nursing 75 120

39 University of Lagos, Lagos Medicine 150 195

Law 270 365

40 University of Maiduguri Nursing 50 115




Approved

Quota by

Regulatory

Body

Quota As

Set By

Institution

42 University of Port-Harcourt Medicine 100 136

43 University of Uyo, Uyo Law 150 220

Medicine 50 130

44 Usmanu Danfodiyo University

Sokoto

Medicine 100 143

Common &

Islamic Law

80 152


WHY CANDIDATES SHOULD NOT REGISTERED FOR BOTH UTME AND DIRECT ENTRY

(Sample case from University of Ibadan)

A candidate registered for both UTME and DE

During scrutiny of admission, JAMB realised that a particular candidate was jumped and not recommended

On investigation, it was discovered that the candidate had been offered admission through DE

The candidate was invited to JAMB HQs and confronted with facts

He accepted the error (by claiming ignorance) and tendered an unreserved apology

The UTME application was cancelled www.myschoolgist.com

CANDIDATES WHO REGITERED FOR BOTH UTME AND DIRECT ENTRY


DE admission approved


CANDIDATES WHO REGITERED FOR BOTH UTME AND DIRECT ENTRY


No UTME admission


CANDIDATES WHO HAD COMPLETED 100L AND SAT FOR UTME AGAIN

(Sample case from University of Ilorin)

Already in 200L MBBS after his

100L performance. The

University then did not

recommend him to JAMB


ADMISSION OF NON-UTME CANDIDATES

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Candidates of Distance Learning, Part-Time,

Outreach, Sandwich, etcprogrammes (are not required to sit for the

UTME) but must apply and processed through JAMB just as the DE

candidates are processed


PROCESSING ADMISSION OF NON-UTME CANDIDATES

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Admissions Officer login to CAPS From Home page, click on “Admit Part-time/Sandwich/NOUN” tab Click the “Admission Upload Category”

From the dropdown, select the category i.e distance learning, part-time, sandwich, etc

Select Programme & pick candidates Propose candidates to the Head of the institution Head of institution recommends candidates to JAMB JAMB approves the admission of the candidates Each candidate accepts admission & prints admission letter



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2019 UTME: MATRICULATION CEREMONIES OF AFFILIATED INSTITUTIONS

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JAMB appreciates University of Ibadan for compliance with the

decision of the Policy Meeting for organising a coordinated

matriculation ceremonies for all its affiliate institutions


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S/N MISCHIEF CURE

1 Institutions deny PUTME test to disqualify candidates All screening scores must be uploaded

2 Admitting unqualified candidates on Awaiting Result Upload O’ level results before approval

3 Weeding qualified candidates for preferred

i. Confirmation Text Message of candidatesii. No movement for merit candidatesiii. Green Field (Sacred & automated)

4 Warehousing candidates for Pre-degree Timeline & disappearance from portal

5Stratification of candidates into programmes before summation of scores

i. Aggregate ii. Automation

6 Lowering of merit aggregate cut-off mark to jump others Automation

7 Cutting off merit before 45% Automation

TRAPS AND SOLUTIONS


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S/N MISCHIEF CURE

8 Combination of fingers i. Capturing of 10 fingersii. Deduplication across years

9 Total assimilation

i. Institutions to use JAMB’s BVR & pictures (for certificates)

ii. No retake of already taken pictures & biometrics

10 Cheating Increase the ban item to include ATM cards, erasers and keyholders

11 Using catchment to admit non-catchment candidates

Automation of Catchment

12 Cheating Technology Counter Technology

TRAPS AND SOLUTION (cont’d)


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Using Catchment to Admit non-Catchment Candidates(Samples)

S/NREGISTRATION

NUMBERNAME

STATE OF

ORIGIN

UTME

SCOREPROGRAMME

1 XXXXXXXXJG Emmanuel Nichodemus

OkechukwuJIgawa 312 MBBS

2 XXXXXXXXGJ Odo Oliver Obinna Yobe 311 MBBS

3 XXXXXXXXBH Ayogu Sunday K. Zamfara 318 Nursing

4 XXXXXXXXIG Onyeka Abel C. Sokoto 315 Pharmacy

5 XXXXXXXXAH Ayogu Chinonso Jonas Gombe 301 MBBS

6 XXXXXXXXDC Attama Paul Chiedozie Borno 306 MBBS

7 XXXXXXXXHH Uzoechi Uchenna Peter Plateau 308 MBBS

8 XXXXXXXXBF Ossai Kingsley Obiora Zamfara 313 MBBS

9 XXXXXXXXXDI Ugwuezea Nelson Amobi Yobe 312 MBBS

10 XXXXXXXXGJ Ogbonna Kingsley Ikechukwu Borno 310 MBBS


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Using Catchment to Admit non-Catchment Candidates(Samples cont’d)

S/NREGISTRATION

NUMBERNAME

STATE OF

ORIGIN

UTME

SCOREPROGRAMME

11 XXXXXXXXHF Asogwa Chima Matthew Yobe 318 MBBS

12 XXXXXXXXDB Chukwukere Uchenna Wisdom Kebbi 315 MBBS

13 XXXXXXXXAJ Godwin Nzubechukwu

Marcellenus

Adamawa 305 MBBS

14 XXXXXXXXEA Nwakuba Victor C. Niger 294 MBBS

15 XXXXXXXXAH Ugwuanyi Emmanuel Chidera Kano 297 MBBS

16 XXXXXXXXEG Nwafor Chidera O. Borno 299 MBBS


APPEAL TO INSTITUTIONS

74

The Board will continue to appeal

to some Universities & other tertiary

institutions to admit all the blind

candidates that meet the minimum

requirement for admission

2019 UTME: Admission of Blind CandidatesReminder!!!


The Board commends and thanks the authorities of the following institutions for their compliance

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2019 UTME: Admission of Blind Candidates


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S/N INSTITUTION NO. ADMITTED

1 Federal College Of Education (Special), Oyo, Oyo State 322 Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State 183 Bayero University, Kano, Kano State 17

4 University Of Jos, Jos, Plateau State 145 University Of Lagos, Lagos State 136 University Of Nigeria Nsukka, Enugu State 12

7Adeyemi College Of Education, Ondo State. (Affl To Oau, Ile-ife) 6

8 Aminu Saleh College Of Education, Azare, Bauchi State 69 University Of Calabar, Calabar, Cross River State 5

10 University Of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara State 511 University Of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State 412 Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-akoko, Ondo State 3

ADMISSION OF BLIND CANDIDATES


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13 Federal College Of Educ. (Special), Oyo, Oyo State 314 Umaru Musa Yaradua University, Katsina, Katsina State 315 University Of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State 316 Federal College Of Education, Pankshin, Plateau State 217 Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-ife, Osun State 2

18Our Saviour Institute Of Science And Technology (Polytechnic) Enugu, Enugu State 2

19St. Augustine College Of Education (Project Time), Yaba, Lagos State 2

20 University Of Benin, Benin City, Edo State 221 University Of Maiduguri, Borno State 222 Yobe State University, Damaturu, Yobe State 223 Adeyemi College Of Education, Ondo, Ondo State 124 Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Kaduna State 1

ADMISSION OF BLIND CANDIDATES (cont’d)


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25 Akwa-ibom State College Of Education, Afaha-Nsit 126 Baze University, Abuja 127 College Of Administrative And Business Studies, Potiskum 1

28College Of Education, Azare. (Aff. To University Of Maiduguri, Borno State) 1

29 College Of Education, Ikere Ekiti. (Affl To UNN) 130 Federal College Of Education, Kano, Kano State 1

31Federal College Of Education, Pankshin, Plateau State. (Aff. to Uni Of Jos) 1

32 Federal Polytechnic, Oko, Anambra State 133 Federal University, Lafia, Nasarawa State 134 Gombe State University, Tudun Wada, Gombe, Gombe State 135 Imo State University, Owerri, Imo State 136 Isa Kaita College Of Education, Dutsinma, Katsina State 1



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37 Kaduna State University, Kaduna, Kaduna State 138 Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos State 139 Lead City University, Ibadan, Oyo State 1

40 Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nasarawa State 141 Pefti Film Institute, Lagos, Lagos State 1

42Saadatu Rimi College Of Edu, Kumbotso, Kano State. (Affl To Bayero Univ, Kano) 1

43 Saadatu Rimi College Of Education, Kumbotso, Kano State 1

44St. Augustine’s College Of Education, Akoka, Lagos (Affl To Univ Of Ibadan) 1

45 Sule Lamido University, Kafin Hausa, Jigawa State 146 University Of Abuja, Abuja, Fct 1

TOTAL 182



ADMISSION OF BLIND CANDIDATES…..increasing the tempo & participation

(Okebukola effect – Equal Opportunity Group)

YEAR 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

NO

ADMITTED44 72 142 145 156 182

% of Quota 0.005 0.007 0.0103 0.014 0.014 0.02


2019 UTME ADMISSION INTO PRIVATE

UNIVERSITIES (FIRST 10)


S/N INSTITUTION QUOTA NO. ADMITTED

1 Babcock University, Ilishan-remo, Ogun State 3,696 2,752

2 Al-qalam University, Katsina, Katsina State 2,625 2,314

3 Afe Babalola University, Ado-ekiti, Ekiti State 2,293 1,942

4 Covenant University, Canaan Land, Ota, Ogun State 2,888 1,689

5 Madonna University, Elele, Rivers State 3,465 1,266

6 Caleb University, Imota, Lagos State 1,577 1,230

7 Al- Hikmah University, Ilorin, Kwara State 1,467 910

8 Lead City University, Ibadan, Oyo State 1,605 870

9 Bells University Of Technology, Ota, Ogun State 1,403 743

10 Bingham University, Karu, Nasarawa State 1,403 730www.myschoolgist.com

2019 UTME ADMISSION INTO PRIVATE COLLEGES OF EDUCATION (FIRST 10)



1 Aminu Kano College Of Islamic And Legal Studies, Kano 3,300 614

2 Arabic And Islamic College Of Education, Potiskum 1,300 195

3 Oswald Waller College Of Education, Shendam, Plateau State 2,700 93

4 Hill College Of Education, Gwanji, Akwanga 1,480 75

5Institute Of Ecumenical Education, Thinker Corner, Enugu, Enugu State 2,350 60

6 Assanusiyah College Of Education, Ipetumodu, Osun State 1,250 27

7 Nana Aishat Memorial College Of Education, Kwara State 1,500 21

8African Thinkers Community Of Inquiry College Of Education, Enugu State 2,900 20

9 Jibwis College Of Arabic And Islamic Education, Gombe 1,200 17

10 St. Augustine College Of Education (Project Time), Yaba 1,080 12www.myschoolgist.com

2019 UTME ADMISSION INTO PRIVATE POLYTECHNICS (FIRST 10)



1 The Oke-ogun Polytechnic, Saki, Oyo State 1,340 1,179

2 Lens Polytechnic, Offa, Kwara State. 823 823

3 Heritage Polytechnic, Ikot Udota, Akwa Ibom State 800 655

4Our Saviour Institute Of Science And Technology (Polytechnic) Enugu, Enugu State 410 244

5 Dorben Polytechnic, Bwari-garam Road, Fct-abuja 690 163

6 Best Solution Polytechnic, Akure, Ondo State. 253 149

7 Igbajo Polytechnic, Igbajo, Osun State 360 140

8Redeemer's College Of Technology And Management, Ogun State 330 130

9 Ibadan City Polytechnic, Ibadan, Oyo State 260 125

10 Fidei Polytechnic, Gboko, Benue State 760 101www.myschoolgist.com

2019 UTME ADMISSION INTO PRIVATE MONOTECHNICS


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1 Emirate College of Health Science And Technology Kano

120 90

2 Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ikeja, Lagos State

88 72

3 WAVECREST College of Catering & Hospitality Management, Lagos State

60 28

4 Aminu Dabo College of Health Science And Technology, Kano, Kano State

150 3


2019 UTME ADMISSION INTO IEIs (FIRST 10)



1Katsina State Institute Of Technology & Management, Katsina State 590 428

2Eko College Of Management And Technology, Ikotun, Lagos State 210 160

3 Pefti Film Institute, Lagos, Lagos State 119 106

4Highland College Of Technology And Further Education, Ibadan, Oyo State 200 105

5Global Maritime Academy, Ogoni-olomu, Ughelli South, Delta State 150 69

6Mbara Ozioma College Of Technology, Ehime-mbano, Imo State 120 66

7 College Of Banking And Finance, Ibadan, Oyo State 80 558 Maurid Institute Of Mgt And Tech, Mbiaso, Akwa Ibom 210 42

9 Ipetu-ijesha College Of Technology, Osun State 70 3910 National Film Institute, Jos, Plateau State 90 30


SUMMARY OF ADMISSION(2008 – 2019)

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YEARNUMBER

ADMITTED

2008 361,805

2009 409,888

2010 479,539

2011 468,448

2012 497,427

2013 513,207

YEAR NUMBER ADMITTED

2014 467,074

2015 522,856

2016 560,925

2017 566,641

2018 583,250

2019 612,557

Excluding (non-documented):- National Open University of Nigeria (over 14,000 for 2019 alone)- Part-time (at least 50% of Full-time- Sandwich (10% of Part-time)- Distance Learning (0.05% of Part-time)


92

Let us be conscious of making allegations that can not be substantiated

Weighty allegations should be thoroughly investigated to avoid

misleading the Public

JAMB would continue to track best graduating students in every institution

viz-a-viz their UTME score

APPEAL TO THE PETITIONERS


2020 UTME REGISTRATIONSuccessful admission begins with proper registration

by following the instructions and institutional/programme requirements such as subject

combinations


NEW PUBLIC PARTNERS

94

National Identity Management Commission (NIMC)

Computer Professionals Regulatory Council of Nigeria (CPN)

Galaxy Backbone

Partnership suspended till

2021 Registration


Payment & Registration Flow

95

Use text to create profile from your

phone

(only one number per candidate)

55019

Tinubu Adamu Rochas

Receive confirmation code in your

phone

Register with your

ePIN at any CBT Centre

Buy ePINusing the

code in your phone

Participating BanksMobile Money Operators Registered Microfinance

Online PaymentPOSATMUSSD

672 CBT Centres


INNOVATIONS FOR 2020 UTME

96

New measures &

activities


New Measures & ActivitiesNetwork Cable for Biometric Verification

A single NETWORK CABLE connects biometric verification system (point) to Server Room

All biometric verifications (before & after examination) were captured real-time by JAMB Examination Delivery Server

No show service captured candidates’ biometrics & picture freshly at the Centre

…to ensure compliance with the policy of NO BVM…NO EXAMINATION

1.


New Measures & ActivitiesUsing Biometric Verification to login by

Candidates for examination

Only candidates who were

biometrically verified

successfully were able to login for

examination

2.


New Measures & ActivitiesBiometric Challenges

99

To improve biometric verification of candidates, all CBT Centres were mandated

to use Futronics FS80H Fingerprint Scanner

This reduced the number of candidates with claim of biometric challenges drastically from 22,552 in 2018 to 4,943 in 2020

3.


New Measures & ActivitiesIBASS (Eligibility Checker was real-time online)

100

IBASSIntegrated

Brochure & Syllabus System

Candidates have in it eligibility checker for:

Qualification Institutions & course Subject combinations of courses Waivers by institutions for different courses Syllabus of subjects to be tested

4.


WHO CAN REGISTER & SIT FOR UTME IN A FOREIGN CENTRE?

Reminder!!!

101

A non-Nigerian

A Nigerian who is a product of a foreign Secondary School system

A Nigerian who is a confirmed resident in a foreign country (6 month-stay at the minimum)

……foreign candidates must fulfil one of the conditions above

REGISTRATION BY AWAITING RESULT

CANDIDATES

102

Our Stand (Reminder!!!)

JAMB allowed

Awaiting Result

Candidatesto register

& to also sit for the 2020

UTME

These candidates can’t be considered for admission on

awaiting result status

They must upload their O’ level results on the Board’s portal before the commencement of

admission exercise

Their O’ level results form a crucial part of their registration requirements

The Mathematics & English Language myth for the Humanities

103

REGISTRATION (2015 – 2020)

104

YEAR UTME DE TOTAL

2015 1,475,600 168,472 1,644,072

2016 1,592,462 172,397 1,764,859

2017 1,722,269 160,290 1,882,559

2018 1,653,127 139,891 1,793,018

2019 1,886,509 103,173 1,989,682

2020 1,949,983 160,640 2,110,623

STATISTICAL REPORTS ON

2020 UTME APPLICATION105

106

PREFERENCE

2019 2020

TOTAL

APPLICATIONS

PERCENTAGE

(%)

TOTAL

APPLICATIONS

PERCENTAGE

(%)

DEGREE 1,808,334 95.86 1,855,072 95.13

NCE 34,138 1.81 36,219 1.86

ND 43,579 2.31 58,266 2.99

NID 458 0.02 426 0.02

TOTAL 1,886,509 100.00 1,949,983 100.00

GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF 2020 APPLICATION STATISTICS OF INSTITUTIONS BY

1ST CHOICE PREFERENCE

107

0

200,000

400,000

600,000

800,000

1,000,000

1,200,000

1,400,000

1,600,000

1,800,000

2,000,000

DEGREE ND NCE NID

1,855,072

58,266 36,219 426

108

S/N STATE TOTALPERCENTAGE

(%)

1 OYO 110,578 5.672 OSUN 98,472 5.053 IMO 97,963 5.024 KADUNA 93,473 4.795 OGUN 93,179 4.786 KANO 86,586 4.447 DELTA 85,265 4.378 BENUE 83,216 4.279 KOGI 79,828 4.09

10 KWARA 74,502 3.8211 ANAMBRA 74,116 3.8012 EDO 70,522 3.6213 AKWA IBOM 66,751 3.4214 ENUGU 66,380 3.4015 ONDO 65,537 3.3616 PLATEAU 54,639 2.8017 ABIA 50,369 2.5818 NASARAWA 46,638 2.3919 EKITI 45,942 2.36

2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY STATE OF ORIGIN

109

S/N STATE TOTAL PERCENTAGE (%)

20 RIVERS 44,125 2.26

21 KATSINA 40,990 2.10

22 CROSS RIVER 39,006 2.00

23 BORNO 35,877 1.84

24 LAGOS 34,149 1.75

25 BAUCHI 33,520 1.72

26 GOMBE 33,217 1.70

27 NIGER 32,054 1.64

28 EBONYI 31,092 1.59

29 ADAMAWA 27,977 1.43

30 TARABA 27,350 1.40

31 JIGAWA 26,081 1.34

32 BAYELSA 22,129 1.13

33 YOBE 21,063 1.08

34 KEBBI 20,732 1.06

35 SOKOTO 18,240 0.94

36 ZAMFARA 9,590 0.49

37 FCT 8,519 0.44

38 OTHERS 316 0.02

APPLICATION BY STATE OF ORIGIN CONT’D

GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF 2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY STATE OF ORIGIN

110

0

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

OY

O

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N

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KA

D

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D

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AB

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NA

S

EKT

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AD

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BA

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GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF 2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY STATE OF ORIGIN & GENDER

111

0

10,000

20,000

30,000

40,000

50,000

60,000O

YO

OSU

N

IMO

KA

D

OG

U

KA

N

DEL

BEN

KO

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KW

A

AN

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EDO

AK

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AB

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NA

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RIV

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C-R

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FEMALE

MALE

NEW NEW

2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY

STATE OF ORIGIN (TOP TEN)

112

0

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

100,000

120,000

OYO OSU IMO KAD OGU KAN DEL BEN KOG KWA

110,578

98,472 97,96393,473 93,179

86,586 85,265 83,21679,828

74,502

2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY STATE OF ORIGIN

(LOWEST TEN)

113

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

EBY ADAM TAR JIG BAY YOB KEB SKT ZAM FCT

31,092

27,977 27,35026,081

22,12921,063 20,732

18,240

9,5908,519

452,196

379,135

303,380

209,660

164,799

114,136103,478

95,317

32,971

2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY FACULTY (DEGREE) – Origin of Imbalance

11430,111(6.7%)

Key:

Black – Quota AvailableRed – Number of application

61,684(16.3%)

115,294(38%)

52,498(25%)

49,447(30%)

41,500(36.37)

8,656(8.37)

97,264(102%)

26,146(79.30)

2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY TECHNOLOGY AND NON-TECHNOLOGY BASED

PROGRAMMES (POLYTECHNICS/MONOTECHNICS/IEI’s) –FIRST CHOICE

115

24,000

25,000

26,000

27,000

28,000

29,000

30,000

31,000

32,000

TECHNOLOGY NON-TECHNOLOGY

31,652

27,040

2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY SCIENCE AND ARTS BASED COURSES

(COLLEGES OF EDUCATION): FIRST CHOICE

116

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

ARTS SCIENCES

25,134

11,085

2020

POSITIONINSTITUTIONS

TOTAL NUMBER

OF

APPLICATIONS

PERCENTAGE

(%)

2019

POSITION

2018

POSITION

2017

POSITION

1st University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara

State 103,582 5.31 1st 1st 1st

2nd Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria,

Kaduna State 82,984 4.26 2nd 2nd 2nd

3RD

University of Lagos, Lagos State 74,800 3.84 5th 5th 5th

4th Bayero University, Kano, Kano

State 70,376 3.61 6th 6th 6th

5th University of Nigeria, Nsukka,

Enugu State 68,971 3.54 4th 4th 4th

6th University of Benin, Benin City,

Edo State 68,805 3.53 3rd 3rd 3rd

7th University of Ibadan, Ibadan,

Oyo State 62,606 3.21 7th 9th 7th

8th Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-

Ife, Osun State 58,914 3.02 8th 7th 9th

9th Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka,

Anambra State 58,292 2.99 9th 8th 8th

10th University of Jos, Jos, Plateau

State 57,318 2.9410

th 10th 10th

2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY INSTITUTION

TOP TEN INSTITUTIONS –

(ALL UNIVERSITIES) – FIRST CHOICE

2020


TOTAL NUMBER

OF

APPLICATIONS

PERCENTAGE

(%)

2019

POSITION

2018

POSITION

2017

POSITION

1ST Federal College of Education,

Zaria, Kaduna State4,370 0.22 1

ST 1st 1st

2ND

Kaduna State College of Education, Gidan-Waya, Kafanchan, Kaduna State

3,707 0.19 5th 7th Not In Top Ten

3RD Saadatu Rimi College of

Education, Kumbotso, Kano State2,999 0.15 2

nd Not in top ten

Not in top ten

4th Federal College of Education,

Kano, Kano State2,451 0.13 7th 5th 10th

5th Federal College of Education

(Tech.), Gombe, Gombe State2,239 0.11 9

th 6th 4th

6th College of Education, Akwanga,

Nasarawa State2,093 0.11 3

rd 3rd 3rd

7th Federal College of Education,

Katsina, Katsina State2,057 0.11 8

th Not in top ten

Not in top ten

8th Federal College of Education

(Tech.), Potiskum, Yobe State1,945 0.10 4th 2nd 2nd

9TH Isa Kaita College of Education,

Dutsinma, Katsina State1,783 0.09

6TH 9th Not in top

ten

10TH FCT College of Education, Zuba,

Abuja1,189 0.06 Not in top

ten

Not in top ten

Not in top ten


TOP TEN INSTITUTIONS-

(ALL COLLEGES OF EDUCATION) - FIRST CHOICE

2020


TOTAL NUMBER

OF

APPLICATIONS

PERCENTAGE

(%)

2019

POSITION

2018

POSITION

2017

POSITION

1st Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna, Kaduna State

5,014 0.26 1st 6th 3rd

2nd Federal Polytechnic, Offa, Kwara State

3,469 0.18 4th 3rd 2nd

3rd Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro, Ogun State

3,293 0.17 3rd 2nd 1st

4th Ramat Polytechnic, Maiduguri, Borno State

2,758 0.14 2nd Not in Top Ten

Not in Top Ten

5th Yaba College Of Technology, Yaba, Lagos State

2,601 0.13 5th 1st Not in Top Ten

6th Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin, Kwara State

2,543 0.13 10th 8th 6th

7th Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic, Zaria, Kaduna State

2,032 0.10 7th Not in Top Ten

Not in Top Ten

8th Federal Polytechnic, Ede, Osun State

2,004 0.10 9th 5th 4th

9th Federal Polytechnic, Nekede, Imo State

1,895 0.10 6th 10th 9th

10th The Polytechnic, Ibadan, Oyo State

1,836 0.09 8th 4th Not in Top Ten



(ALL POLYTECHNICS/MONOTECHNICS) – FIRST CHOICE



(INNOVATION ENTERPRISE INSTITUTION- IEIs) – FIRST CHOICE

S/N INSTITUTIONS

TOTAL NUMBER

OF

APPLICATIONS

1 Global Maritime Academy, Ogoni-olomu, Ughelli South, Delta State 102

2 Katsina State Institute Of Technology & Management, Katsina State 67

3PEFTI Film Institute, Lagos, Lagos State 36

4Mario Institute Of Hospitality Management and Entrepreneurship Education, Nsukka, Enugu State 16

5Nigerian Television Authority, Television College, Ray Field, Jos, Plateau State 15

6 Mbara Ozioma College of Technology, Ehime-mbano, Imo State 14

7 National Film Institute, Jos, Plateau State 13

8The Certified Institute of Shipping of Nigeria, Apapa, Lagos State 11

9Aquatech College of Agriculture and Technology, Ibadan, Oyo State 6

10 Federal College of Forestry, Mechanisation, Afaka, Kaduna, Kaduna State 6

2020 EXAMINATION

121

Mock Examination

The Board conducted the

4th mock examination on

Tuesday, 18th

February, 2019

to identify problems that might arise during the main

examinations

to test the new systems introduced in deploying the CBT examination

to allow candidates familiarise themselves with the new software

and test their level of preparedness

122

The 4th in the Series

as usual

MAIN EXAMINATION

123

The main examination was

conducted throughout the

Federation

Thursday, 11th - Thursday, 18th April, 2019

ALL INCLUSIVENESS: 2020 UTME Monitoring System

EXAMINATION MONITORING

124

Examination officials + 10 officials in situ in each

Centre

Members of

National Assembly

Chief External

Examiners

Technical Advisors

General Monitors

GroupEqual

Opportunity Group

Civil Society

& Media

Peace Monitors

Group

Virtue Vanguard

Group

125

for all your efforts, time and valuable contributions

most especially commitment

from our institutions

ALL INCLUSIVENESS: Remote Network Monitoring of Computers in

CBT Centres

126


THE PROBLEM

THE WAYOUT

127

Deliberate movement of

candidates from one computer to the other during the examination to

indulge in examination malpractice

We installed a software during accreditation on all the computers to be used by the CBT centres during the examination

This allowed us to monitor all activities going on at the centre on a real time basis

ALL INCLUSIVENESS: Use of 9 Keys

128


The 9 Keys (Reminder!!!)

A, B, C, D P, N, S, R, Y

129

Candidates press the letters A,B,C,D

for responses (answers) to

questions

P = Previous question N = Next questionS = Submit responses

when candidate has finished examination

R = Reverse (do not intend to go further to submit again)

Y = To confirm submission (intend to go further to submit again after pressing S)

This has solved complain by any candidate who claimed s/he mistakenly pressed letter [S] twice & that ended his/her session

ALL INCLUSIVENESS:

BLIND CANDIDATES

Many of them have not been exposed to the relevant technology in their various schools

CONDUCT OF 2020 UTME FOR

THE BLIND CANDIDATES

An abridged approach was used

All prospective blind candidates were invited to 7 centres in the country for special assessment

131

132

S/N STATETotal Number of Candidates

% (No. of Candidates)

No. of CBT Centres

% of CBT Centres

1 Lagos 240,829 12.35 68 10.12

2 Ogun 109,122 5.60 42 6.25

3 Oyo 103,480 5.31 42 6.25

4 Kaduna 102,091 5.24 30 4.46

5 Kano 97,912 5.02 30 4.46

6 FCT 78,875 4.04 23 3.42

7 Rivers 70,706 3.63 16 2.38

8 Nasarawa 68,427 3.51 20 2.98

9 Plateau 68,179 3.50 22 3.27

10 Delta 63,142 3.24 24 3.57

2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY STATE OF EXAMINATION

(States Where Candidates Sat for the Examination in Order of Number of Candidates)

133

S/N STATETotal Number of Candidates


No. of CBT Centres

% of CBT Centres

11 Kwara 60,695 3.11 21 3.13

12 Edo 56,512 2.90 27 4.02

13 Benue 54,588 2.80 16 2.38

14 Niger 50,269 2.58 15 2.23

15 Osun 50,192 2.57 24 3.57

16 Anambra 47,727 2.45 26 3.87

17 Enugu 46,596 2.39 23 3.42

18 Ondo 45,485 2.33 13 1.93

19 Imo 44,567 2.29 19 2.83

20 Abia 43,931 2.25 13 1.93

21 Akwa-ibom 42,042 2.16 12 1.79


(States Where Candidates Sat for the Examination in Order of CBT Ctrs) cont’d

S/N STATETotal

Number of Candidates


No. of CBT Centres

% of CBT Centres

22 Bauchi 36,461 1.87 11 1.64

23 Katsina 35,691 1.83 19 2.83

24 Kogi 35,545 1.82 11 1.64

25 Borno 32,389 1.66 8 1.19

26 Gombe 31,469 1.61 13 1.93

27 Cross-river 29,879 1.53 8 1.19

28 Ekiti 25,674 1.32 9 1.34

29 Taraba 24,500 1.26 8 1.19

30 Jigawa 23,532 1.21 9 1.34

31 Adamawa 22,542 1.16 10 1.49


(States Where Candidates Sat for the Examination in Order of CBT Ctrs) cont’d

S/N STATETotal

Number of Candidates

% (No. of

Candidates)

No. of CBT Centres

% of CBT Centres

32 Bayelsa 22,396 1.15 4 0.60

33 Sokoto 22,108 1.13 8 1.19

34 Yobe 18,608 0.95 8 1.19

35 Kebbi 16,698 0.86 7 1.04

36 Ebonyi 16,361 0.84 9 1.34

37 Zamfara 10,763 0.55 4 0.60


(States where Candidates Sat for the Examination in Order of CBT Ctrs) cont’d

GRAHICAL REPRESENTATION OF 2020 UTME APPLICATION STATISTICS BY STATE OF EXAMINATION

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2020

UNIFIED

TERTIARY

MATRICULATION

SCORE STANDARDISATION IN PUBLIC EXAMINATION

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The transformation of scores as done with public examination has continued to generate public discussion with many commentators taking very misleading paths. I will want to seize this opportunity to again explain the much-misunderstood concept which has led some people believing that scores are given to candidates even when they answer no question

Score transformation or standardization is a procedure for transforming candidates’ raw scores in different subjects taken by each candidate to a common scale with uniform metric or units, which is the globally-accepted procedure applied in scoring in a large-scale norm-referenced test.

SCORE STANDARDISATION IN PUBLIC EXAMINATION (cont’d)

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To address the public outcry against what is termed unmerited score, particularly for those who sit the examination but do not attempt any question, the Board has backed the idea of transforming the zero scores of those who attempt the examination questions but get them wrong, while there would be no transformation for those whose zero scores are from lack of attempt or because they were absent


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JAMB has, therefore, introduced the concept of nominal zero score that will be notated as zero asterisked (0*) for candidates who were present but failed to attempt any question.

Candidates who are absent from the examination would continue to be marked absent without any scores. all absentees would be marked absent and would have zero

scores


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The position of JAMB is that all candidates who are absent from the examination and those who sat the examination and did not attempt any question would score zero and their zero score would not be transformed

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2020 UTME CUMMULATIVE PERFORMANCE STATISTICS

S/N Cum. Range Total Number of

Candidates

Total No. of Candidates with

O/L Results Uploaded

(%) of C to B

Number of Awaiting Results

1 200 & above 404,542 129,336 31.97 275,206

2 190 & above 568,842 180,309 31.70 388,533

3 180 & above 781,327 244,963 31.35 536,364

4 170 & above 1,041,234 320,216 30.75 721,018

5 160 & above 1,329,289 398,984 30.01 930,305

6 130 & above 1,866,444 531,382 28.47 1,335,062

7 120 & above 1,889,801 536,813 28.41 1,352,988

BA C D E

GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF 2020 UTME CUMMULATIVE PERFORMANCE STATISTICS

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160 &above

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1,889,801 1,866,444

1,329,289

1,041,234

781,327

568,842

404,542

536,813531,382

398,984320,216

244,963180,309 129,336

Total No of Candidates

Total No. of Candidateswith O/L Results

BEST 10 2020 UTME CANDIDATES

SN Name of Candidate GenderState of

Exam

State of

Origin

UTME

Score

Institution

(1st Choice)Programme

1 Maduafokwa Egoagwuagwu

AgnesF Lagos Anambra 365 UI

Industrial

Production Engr.

2 Nwobi Okwuchukwu DavidM Kogi Anambra 363 KWASU Mech. Engr.

3 Ojuba Mezisashe ShalomF FCT Edo 359 COVENANT Elect. Engr.

3 Elikwu, Victor ChukwuemekaM Ogun Delta 359 COVENANT Comp Engr.

5 Adebola Oluwatobi PaulM Lagos Ekiti 358 OAU Elect. Engr.

6 Gboyega Oluwatobiloba EnochM Oyo Ekiti 356 UNILAG Comp. Engr.

7 Ojo Samuel Oluwatobi M Ogun Ondo 355 UNILAG Elect. Engr.

7 Utulu, Jebose George M Rivers Delta 355 UNILAG Mech. Engr.

9 Osom Akan Awesome M Ogun Akwa Ibom 353 UNILAG Elect. Engr.

10 Akakabota Fejiro Simeon M Lagos Delta 352 OAU Mech. Engr.

10 Ogundele Favour JesupemiF Kwara Kwara 352 UNILORIN Civil Engr.

10 Alatise Monsurah BisolaF Kwara Oyo 352 UNILORIN Mech. Engr.

10 Adelaja Oluwasemilore DanielM Oyo Ogun 352 UNILAG Mech. Engr.

S/N ITEM 2019 UTME 2020 UTME%

Difference of C to B

A Period of Registration 6 weeks 5 weeks -17.00

B Number of Centres Used 688 672 -2.33

CTotal Number of Applications (Registration) 1,886,509 1,949,983 3.37

DTotal Number of Candidates who sat for the Examination 1,826,839 1,904,587 4.26

E Results Processed 1,839,698 1,903,495 3.47

F Absentees 59,667 45,396 -23.92

G Visually impaired candidates 372 344 -7.53

HTotal Number of Examination Malpractice Cases detected 16,586 195 ?????

STATISTICS ON UTME (2020 Vs 2019)

BA C

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…….the gap in the number of detected examination malpractice

STRATEGIES OF MALPRACTICE

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Multiple Registration

Impersonation

Deliberate disruption of the

examination process

Manipulation of biometrics

Collusion of some Private CBT

Centres with parents

Syndicate of adjacent Centres in Examination

Extortion of candidates

Curbing Malpractice by NOT Capturing of Fresh Images and Biometric

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Capturing of fresh facial and finger biometric images of candidates encourages impersonation and substitution of paid examination takers with real candidates who must have engaged the paid examination takers for the SSCE and UTME.

Concerted efforts by JAMB, other educational assessment bodies and the NYSC have implicated tertiary institutions (few of them unwittingly in the scandal.

You are therefore requested not to capture fresh images and biometric

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Cluster of fraudsters who had been benefitting from examination malpractice continue to forge the Registrar’s signature, writing fictitious news items that JAMB website had crashed and all examinations written were cancelled

Again, they were mistaken. We are grateful to Government especially FME

FORGERS AND FRAUDSTERS AT IT AGAIN:

2020/2021

ADMISSION IN FOCUS

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CENTRAL

ADMISSION

PROCESSING

SYSTEM

(CAPS)

CAPS is being used as vehicle for all admissions since its

introduction during the 2017/2018 admissions exercise after series of

engagements with Stakeholders. The 2019/2020

admission wasn’t an exception either

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……Capacity Building Sessions were organised (including webinar) for the institutions & JAMB staff

….CAPS again

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CAPS PROMISES & FULFILMENT

Restored autonomy to the Institutions with regards to Admission process

Transparency, openness & accountability in the admission process

Market place to source for candidates

Involvement of candidates in the admission process

ADDITIONAL FEATURES ON CAPS

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ADDITIONAL FEATURES ON CAPSMovement of Candidates

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If s/he presses YES, s/he moved to the new programme & MUST be admitted

At the point of Acceptance, s/he would be notified to do change of programme to be able to print his/her

admission letter

Before a candidate can be moved or transferred to another programme, their would be transfer alert (notification from CAPS) to the candidate to

either accept or reject the movement

If s/he presses NO or SILENT (no response), the candidate remains & cannot be moved

anywhere

ACT of JAMB Section 5(1)(c)(iii) “the preferences

expressed or otherwise indicated by candidates for certain tertiary institutions

and courses”

ADDITIONAL FEATURES ON CAPS (cont’d)

Availability of date of upload of O’ level credentials by candidates

Availability of date cut-off

All institutions MUST provide date of commencement of admission

COVID_19 induced delay (No O/L) for many but NDA is ready to go –others please notify us.

Cut off date & Admission exercise can’t be earlier than 20th August, 2020

No institution would be able to finalise admission exercise until after cut-off date

ADDITIONAL FEATURES ON CAPS (cont’d)

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No institution would be able to move candidates into merit level unless ALL positive candidates above him/her are

admitted either by merit, catchment or ELDS

After upload of O’ level by a candidate, any admission to be done MUST consider him/her

If any institution request for opening of change for programme or institution, it MUST consider all the candidates who have

uploaded

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…and the

of CAPS is being

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CAPS PROCESS

Propose candidate - Institution’s

Admission Officer

Recommend candidate –

Head of Institution

Approve recommendation

– JAMB Desk Officer

Candidate Accepts/Rejects

Most critical stage

No admission can be initiated from JAMB, it must come from the institutions

CONDONEMENT OF CLAIM OF

PREVIOUSLY ILLEGITIMATE ADMISSION

WITHOUT JAMB REGISTRATION

NUMBER

….. more revelations of infractions

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Condonement of Claim of Previously Illegitimate Admission Without JAMB Registration Number

REVELATION

SOLUTION

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Candidates who earlier sat for the UTME in the past apply for condonement of illegitimate admission to

be able to have a new date of birth & name’ for the

purpose of participation in National Service

Backend programme detects such candidates and approvals not granted

The list of such candidates & institutions are being compiled

The Board will soon prosecute the candidates & the institutions (including its Heads) for such application

…….. cases from Taraba State University & Kwararafa University, Wukari

NEED FOR REVIEW OF ADMISSION CRITERIA

reminder!!!

CAPS REVEALED

Admission needs to be

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More poignantly the need to review the

formula to make our institutions more

National (as envisaged in the inclusion of

Catchment Area in the criteria – which has been

so abused)

International (inclusion of foreign candidates)

More inclusive (inclusion of special needs candidates)

more realistic (restoring and recognising some Discretionary Admissions)

Nationalisation of localised National Institutions

A new formula is long overdue to be proposed to the National Council on Education

2020 ADMISSION TIMELINES AND CALENDARS

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JAMB & Tertiary Institutions are to ensure that Admissions periods are sacrosanct and must be followed and adhered to

1st choice admissions must be done during the period earmarked for 1st choice

other choices must be processed during the timelines set out for them

2020 ADMISSION TIMELINES AND CALENDARS (cont’d)

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JAMB would communicate Admissions Programmes, Calendars & Timetables to Tertiary Institutions immediately after this Policy Meeting

At the end of the 1st choice period, all candidates not admitted would be pulled out of the institutions’ platform on CAPS & be made available to other willing institutions

Any candidate who has chosen an institution as 2nd, 3rd or 4th choice does not need any change of choice or payment to JAMB to be considered for admission during the period of the 2nd choice admission

2020 JAMB DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FORCLEARANCE OF UTME CANDIDATES

Original JAMB Result Slip

JAMB Admission Letter

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GO BEYOND THE FACE-VALUE(Documents required for clearance of Candidates)

Reminder!!!

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No worthwhile Supermarket uses open price tag for calculation at exit point

Barcode & QR codes are important

HOW TO DETECT FAKE RESULT SLIPS AND ADMISSIONS LETTERS

1. JAMB QR SCANNER (Institutions)

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Download the Mobile App on your phone or similar devices from Apple and Google Play Stores (scans everything)

Use it to verify the security features on documents such as name, registration number, institution/programme

……..hands-on demonstration in 5mins

SAMPLE OF ORIGINAL RESULT SLIP SHOWING OLD BAR CODE & NEW QR CODE

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QR CODE OF SAMPLE RESULT NOTIFICATION

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Use your phone

and scan this QR code

from your location

Result of QR Code Scanning

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Brings out candidate’s registration number, name & aggregate score

This is preferred

SAMPLE OF ORIGINAL RESULT SLIP SHOWING OLD BAR CODE & NEW QR CODE

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Result of QR Code Scanning

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This is what

you get

2. Using Security Features

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Barcode bearing vital information has been placed on the 2 documents

Online payment reference number has been reflected on the 2 documents

Registration number placed as water mark across the 2 documents

HOW TO DETECT FAKE RESULT SLIPS AND ADMISSION LETTERS (cont’d)

HOW TO DETECT FAKE RESULT SLIPS AND ADMISSION LETTERS (cont’d)

3. USING CAPS

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For those who have not printed each of the 2 documents will have the following message displayed on their screen when viewed:

Result slip not yet printed. Any Result Slip presented is therefore fake

Admission Letter not yet printed. Any Admission Letter presented is therefore fake

For those who have printed each of the 2 documents will have the following message displayed on their screen when viewed:

Original Result Slip Printed

Original Admissions Letter Printed

USING CAPS MOBILE APP BY CANDIDATES

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Candidates can download the Mobile App (JAMB CAPS

MOBILE) on their phones or similar devices from Google Play Store to access CAPS to

Check Admission Status

Accept/Reject admission

Accept/Reject Market Place offer

Accept/Reject Transfer Proposal

Check Matriculation Status

NOTIFICATION OF ADMISSION THROUGH SMS

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Institution to pay for bulk

SMS services through online

payment platform

Admission Officer

enters the number of

SMS services

credits the institution

wants to buy

Amount payable is calculated

by the system, log

the transaction

and transfers access to payment gateway

SMS credit of the institution will only be for communication

with candidates

Candidates notification of

admissions through SMS now upgraded

with new features and commitment

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JAMB will henceforth publish cut-off dates of all

institutions to guide candidates and general public

PUBLISHING ADMISSION CUT-OFF DATE

PROFILE TRANSACTIONUNDUE INFLUENCE/THIRD-PARTY INTERFERENCE

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The Board has banned all third-party interactions on its portal for any of its services cases have been reported with conflicting authorisation for changes on

candidates’ data, majorly between candidates and their parents or guardians

Fraudsters taking advantage of the naivety of some candidates to collect their vital access codes to effect unauthorised changes on their profiles

Consequently, nobody, including parents or guardians or any proxy, would have access to transact any business on candidate’s profile because fingerprint (or OTP) would be required

PROFILE TRANSACTIONUNDUE INFLUENCE/THIRD-PARTY INTERFERENCE

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It is the Board’s conviction that

candidates deserving tertiary education should be able to

personally perform all these operations as

required

JAMB SUPPORT SYSTEM – TICKETINGReminder!!!

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candidates no longer need to travel to JAMB offices to access certain services.

The Board uses the ‘ticketing system’ where a candidate or anybody desiring the Board's services can send their complaint(s).

Responses are given within 24 hours.

It has a tracking number that is issued once a ticket is raised. If not attended to, the number can be use as evidence to track the officer scheduled who would be sanctioned

The system is designed to eliminate any stress associated with accessing the Board’s services

2021/2022 JAMB BROCHURE REVIEW(Using IBASS)

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Now automated and electronic-online through IBASS (Integrated Brochure & Syllabus System)

Access point: www.jamb.gov.ng

Each institutions has secured access credentials it will collect through its registered e-mail address on CAPS

Each institution views its present requirements & makes online request for amendment, deletion or addition on the platform

All approved requests would be communicated vide the platform provided it is within the approved guidelines of the respective Regulatory Agencies (NUC, NBTE or NCCE)

2021/2022 JAMB BROCHURE REVIEW(Using IBASS cont’d)

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It has eligibility checker:• To assist candidates

to match their requirements with programmes in an institution

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JAMB received requests for lowering of minimum scores from institutions as a waiver to allow candidates to be admitted through CAPS

WAIVERS FOR ADMISSIONReminder!!!

Institutions should take advantage of IBASS

Make a realistic requests including UTME subjects combination & O’ level credit passes

Remedial students must also have minimum institutional score

Head of institutions or Registrars should personally make such requests

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A University requested JAMB to totally waive the

consideration of UTME subject combinations for

candidates seeking admission to the

University but to rely only on overall score only

WAIVERS FOR ADMISSIONExample of Unrealistic Request

Majorly, extortion of candidates by

some Centres

CHALLENGES DURING REGISTRATION

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Examination Malpractice

Impersonation and Substitution of Real Candidates by Paid Examination Takers

Fraudulent CBT Owners who Sabotage Examination

Parents Encouraging Examination Malpractice

Mass Cheating by Syndicates

Prolonged Investigation and Prosecution

Associated Costs Involving Travels, Allowances, Attendance of Court and Legal Fees

Inadequate CBT Centres in Some Parts of the Country

OTHER CHALLENGES

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Partnering security operatives & relevant agencies on cyber crimes

Engaging the machineries & sponsoring them in order to tap from their knowledge

Movement of some services to the registration portal in order to prevent extortion of candidates

Dedicated Courts for Examination Malpractice

Open Book Examination to Discourage Cheating

Political-Will and Concerted Efforts at adopting Single Identity for all Citizens to Discourage Impersonation

Way forward

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With benefit of history, the future should

be better

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All images are google images

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