JAMB issues fresh guidelines for 2025 UTME resit candidates
Image Credit: pulse- JAMB announced new guidelines for candidates resitting the 2025 UTME due to technical issues in the initial exam.
- Candidates are advised to use JAMB’s official ticketing system on jamb.gov.ng for any exam-related challenges for quick responses.
- The board acknowledged scheduling difficulties, especially for candidates also preparing for WAEC, and has made provisions to address clashes.
- The JAMB registrar formally apologized for the original exam disruptions and accepted responsibility, aiming to restore confidence and fairness.
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