Education
JAMB releases 2024 UTME original result slips (see how to print)
JAMB releases 2024 UTME original result slips (see how to print)
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially announced the release of original result slips for candidates who participated in the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
This was revealed in a statement on JAMB verified X handle.
It stated, “Candidates who sat the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) can now print their original result slips. These slips, which feature the candidate’s photograph and advanced security features.”
How to Print JAMB Original Result
Follow the steps below to print out the original UTME result on JAMB portal:
1. Login to your JAMB profile through https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/.
2. Once logged in, you will be taken to a page where you will see all available services.
READ ALSO:
- Tinubu urges youth to shelve planned protest, await his response
- US Secret Service boss resigns over Trump shooting failures
- Protest against EFCC: Ede Poly expels 27 students, suspends 8
3. Click on “Print Result Slip”.
4. Review the details displayed on the Confirmation Page.
5. Select your desired payment method and proceed with the payment
6. After payment, login to jamb portal, click on My Payments you will see it in the menu sidebar. Then click on get status. If your payment is approved, click on CONTINUE.
7. You will be directed to the result printing page.
8. You will be asked to provide the following: Year of Exam and JAMB Registration Number.
9. After entering the information correctly, you can now print the Result Slip.
Once more it’s very important to note that the steps above will work since the JAMB Original result is officially out. You should also use a desktop computer or laptop, although it will work on some mobile phones. Finally, we recommend you use a Google Chrome browser.
JAMB releases 2024 UTME original result slips (see how to print)
Education
JAMB makes U-turn, directs higher institutions to admit 16-year-old candidates
JAMB makes U-turn, directs higher institutions to admit 16-year-old candidates
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that institutions can admit candidates who will turn 16 by August 31, 2025, for the 2024/2025 academic session, provided they meet the institution’s standards.
Recall that the issue of the minimum age for admission in the nation’s tertiary institutions was deliberated and decided at the 2024 Policy Meeting to be 16 years old for the 2024/25 academic session.
Previously, the minimum age for admission was set at 16 years by December 31, 2024.
However, JAMB in a letter it wrote to the Vice Chancellor, Provost and Rector stated that because some institutions extended admission periods until July 2025, it will allow institutions to admit candidates who will turn 16 by August 31, 2025.
The letter which was signed by JAMB’s Director of Admissions, Mohammed Babaji for the Registrar, stated that the decision aims to ensure equity for candidates whose admissions may be delayed until August 2025.
However, the Board noted that institutions retain the right to maintain their existing minimum age requirements.
JAMB also instructed institutions to compile and submit lists of eligible candidates who will be 16 years old between January 1 and August 31, 2025, within one week of receipt of this notice.
READ ALSO:
- Cement company, Lafarge, to face trial over subsidiary alleged funding terrorism
- Illegal CNG conversion caused Benin car explosion – PCNGi
- BREAKING: Senators pass vote of confidence on Akpabio
The letter reads, “Recall that the issue of the minimum age for admission in the nation’s tertiary institutions was deliberated and decided at the 2024 Policy Meeting to be 16 years old for the 2024/25 academic session. Subsequently, the cut-off date was put on the 31st of December 2024.
“The Board has taken cognizance that, due to different reasons, some institutions expect the 2024/2025 admission to run through July 2025. Without compromising the standard or infringing on the individual institution’s admission policy, the Board has now decided to allow any willing institution to admit candidates who will be 16 years old by the 31st of August 2025, so long as the standards set by the institution qualify such candidates but couldn’t be admitted only because of age.
“This is without prejudice to the decision of any institution that might have, on its own, decided on the minimum age of not less than 16 years which remains sacrosanct.
“By this development, you are requested to harvest from your CAPS and send the list of candidates who would be 16 years of age between 1st of January and 31st of August 2025 who are eligible for admission (if any), not later than a week from the date on this letter to enable final decision.
“This effort is to ensure equity because those whose 2024 admission would last till August 2025 would not be unduly favoured. Any institution that insists on its 16 years being within the year 2024 is completely free to do so.”
JAMB makes U-turn, directs higher institutions to admit 16-year-old candidates
Education
Breaking: NASU vows to resume strike over withheld salaries
Breaking: NASU vows to resume strike over withheld salaries
There are strong indications that the nation’s university system may be crippled any moment from now as members of the Non- Academic Staff Union of Educational and other Associated Institutions, NASU, have threatened to resume their suspended strike over four-month withheld salaries by the Federal Government.
READ ALSO:
- IPOB lawyer kicks against bill for FRSC to carry guns
- Hunger could lead to anarchy, ex-minister warns Tinubu
- HURIWA condemns senator claims of most corrupt against NDLEA
General Secretary of NASU, Prince Peters Adeyemi, gave this hint on the sideline of the ongoing National Executive Council, NEC, of the Union taking place in Abuja.
Though he declined to give the exact date of the commencement of the strike, it is expected that the NEC members will take the decision in the course of their meeting.
Breaking: NASU vows to resume strike over withheld salaries
Education
Our scholarship will open doors for African students – Ottawa varsity
Our scholarship will open doors for African students – Ottawa varsity
The University of Ottawa has introduced a new scholarship program, offering up to $100,000 over four years to African students enrolling in English undergraduate programs.
The opportunity will be available starting in the fall of 2025 and applies to programs within the Telfer School of Management, engineering, science, health sciences, and social sciences.
To qualify, students must meet specific criteria, including being a citizen of an African country, enrolling in an eligible English undergraduate program, and maintaining full-time status.
READ ALSO:
- Tanker explosion claims 90 lives in Jigawa – Police
- Shell not leaving Nigeria, investing more in deepwater — Osagie
- 2026 World Cup qualifiers: Messi nets hat trick as Argentina sink Bolivia
Those who meet the academic requirements could receive either an excellence scholarship worth $100,000 or an entrance scholarship of at least $60,000, both spread across four years.
Collins Enwemasor, the International Recruitment Manager for English-speaking African countries, said, “This scholarship will open doors for many African students, providing access to quality education while easing the financial burden. We’re excited to welcome talented individuals who will contribute to our diverse academic community.”
The scholarship is part of the University of Ottawa’s broader international aid program, which totals over $117 million, making it one of the most generous financial aid programs in Canada.
The Rep encouraged interested persons to find more information, including eligibility criteria and available programs, can be found on the university’s website.
Our scholarship will open doors for African students – Ottawa varsity
-
metro3 days ago
Video: Shameful, policeman caught raping female suspect in Edo
-
Sports2 days ago
JUST IN: CAF exempts Nigeria, Libya AFCON qualifier match in newly released fixtures
-
metro1 day ago
Shocking! Student writes love letter to new school teacher (Video)
-
Politics2 days ago
Fresh crisis rocks NNPP, Kano SSG, commissioner suspended
-
metro2 days ago
Tragedy as Nigerian woman dies weeks after relocating to UK with kids
-
Politics2 days ago
PDP govs ask Damagum to step down after NEC meeting
-
Politics2 days ago
Updated: PDP govs nullify Damagum’s suspension, order rival to vacate office
-
News2 days ago
Tinubu demands justice in Libya maltreatment of Super Eagles