Education
JUST IN: JAMB Adjusts Date For Post-UTME Screening
JAMB has adjusted date for post-UTME screening.
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has directed and ordered all tertiary institutions to postponed their Post-UTME screening exercise for 2020.
Recall that JAMB earlier directed that all Post-UTME screening exercise should commence from September 7 to November 18th, 2020. However, in a letter from JAMB to heads of various tertiary institutions, the 2020 Post-UTME screening exercise will further be extended beyond November 18.
According to JAMB, this is to enable NECO to conclude their exams and release the results so candidates who intend to use the results for 2020 admission will have the opportunity to do so.
This is coming after NECO announced that its examination has been postponed due to the current crisis in different parts of the country.
Read the letter from JAMB to various heads of tertiary institutions below;
“Kindly refer to the agreement reached at the meeting held between the JAMB Registrar and all Heads of Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria on 10th of August, 2020. You will recall that It was resolved that unless where extremely necessary, all Post UTME screenings were to be held after the 18th of November when NECO examinations would have been concluded.
“It has however come to the knowledge of the Board that NECO has postponed one of its examinations which may eventually affect the release of results, and these results are expected to be considered in the screening. In addition, when a new date is decided for the postponed examination, it may clash with some of the screening dates already decided to come up immediately after the 18th of November. Added to this challenge is the current security situation in the country.
“The Board advises all Heads of Institutions, and especially the public institutions, who had earlier scheduled their Post UTME to come up immediately after 18th November to kindly suspend the plan to a later date to be decided after NECO examinations end.
“This will give all candidates equal opportunity to attend the screening, for fairness and justice.
“Please accept the assurances of the highest regard of the Registrar.”
Dr Halilu Bakori Mohammed,
Director For Admissions,
Registrar”
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