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10 Common Mistakes to Avoid as 2025 JAMB Registration Begins

JAMB has announced that registration for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) will begin on January 31, 2025, and end on March 8, 2025. This registration process is crucial for Nigerian students aiming for tertiary education, but many candidates make mistakes that can lead to stress, delays, or even disqualification. To avoid such issues, here are the top 10 mistakes to watch out for:

1. Wrong Subject Combination

Choosing the wrong subjects for your preferred course can make you ineligible for admission. Always check the JAMB brochure to ensure you select the correct subject combination.

2. Incorrect Personal Information

Errors in your name, date of birth, or other personal details can cause problems during admission. Always review all entries carefully before submission.

3. Inactive Email Address or Phone Number

JAMB sends important updates, including your exam results, via email and SMS. Use an active email and phone number to ensure you receive vital information. If you don’t have a personal phone number, you can use your parent’s.

4. Not Having a National Identification Number (NIN)

NIN is mandatory for JAMB registration. If you don’t have one, visit a National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) center to get it. Without a valid NIN, you cannot complete your registration.

5. Registering at Unaccredited Centres

Some candidates fall victim to scams by registering at unauthorized centers. Always register at a JAMB-accredited Computer-Based Test (CBT) center to avoid complications.

6. Last-Minute Registration

Many students wait until the deadline to register, leading to rushed entries and errors. Register early to avoid the last-minute rush and potential system issues.

7. Ignoring JAMB Brochure and Syllabus

The JAMB brochure and syllabus provide important details about course requirements and exam topics. Review them carefully to ensure proper preparation and compliance. Also, use past questions to aid your study.

8. Uploading Incorrect O’Level Results

Ensure that the O’Level results you submit match the requirements for your chosen course. Any discrepancies can lead to disqualification.

9. Not Participating in the Mock Examination

JAMB’s mock exam helps candidates familiarize themselves with the CBT format. Skipping it may leave you unprepared for the actual exam environment.

10. Disregarding JAMB’s Official Communications

Many students rely on rumors instead of official information. Follow JAMB’s verified social media handles and website for accurate updates and avoid misinformation.

By avoiding these mistakes, candidates can ensure a smooth registration process and improve their chances of securing admission into their preferred institutions.

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