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2022 UTME: Full List Of Items To Take To JAMB Exam Hall
2022 UTME: Full List Of Items To Take To JAMB Exam Hall
Full list of items to take to JAMB Exam Hall 2022 for 2022 UTME has been compiled.
If you are one of the candidates sitting for the forthcoming Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and you want to know the Full List of Things To Take To JAMB Exam Hall 2022? or List Of Things You Should Not Take To JAMB Exam Hall? then you are at the right place, so keep reading.
Its no longer news that the JAMB Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 2022 will be starting today, Friday, May 6 2022 to Monday, May 16th, 2022.
As you prepare for the JAMB UTME exam, it will be a good idea to know about things you need to go into the JAMB exam hall to avoid being penalized that’s why we have written this article to put you through.
Currently, you need just two printed copies of your JAMB examination slip.
You are to submit one of the slips to the invigilator while you keep the other one for reference purposes.
The JAMB examination slip should be printed in coloured though not COMPULSORY.
Full List Of Things You Should Not Take To JAMB Exam Hall.
JAMB lists prohibited items Candidates are not allowed to take to the examination hall. pic.twitter.com/8TYf0r7YOD
— JAMB (@JAMBHQ) April 29, 2022
JAMB has prohibited the use of the following items during its exams [JAMB Exam Hall 2022]:
Automated Teller Machine Cards (ATM)
Microphones
Books Or Any Reading Material
Erasers
Smart Buttons
Bluetooth Devices
Mart Lenses
Calculators
Recorders
Hard Disks Or Similar Storage Devices
Pens Or Biros
Keyholders
Wallet Or Purse
Mathematical Set
Watches
Mobile Phones Or Similar Electronic Devices
Cameras
Earpieces, Ink Or Pen Readers
Parents, Guardians, And Relatives
Smart Rings Or Jewellery
Atm Card
Spy Reading Glasses
if you have not printed your JAMB Slip yet, please do so, so you don’t start rushing on the day of your exam.
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