Last Updated: 28th March, 2025 | 06:25:46 PM
JAMB: Requirements and how to register for UTME
Just like every other year since 1978, more than a million
Nigerians are registering and gearing up to write this year Unified TertiaryMatriculation Examination (UTME), organised by the Joint
Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
If you’re set to go on that same road, this post is for you.
We’ll look at every necessary detail you need to know before and during your
UTME registration.
Registration for the UTME began on Monday, 3rd February and
is set to conclude on Saturday,
8th March. If you haven’t registered yet, it’s advisable
to register early to avoid last-minute issues.
The Joint
Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has commenced registration for the year
Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) candidates. Registration
begins on February 3, will end on March 8, .
Here are the requirements for the JAMB examination:
1. Personal Data
Here you will have to
enter your personal information
National
Identification Number (NIN)
JAMB requires all candidates to provide their NIN for registration. If you
don’t have one, visit any National Identity Management Commission (NIMC)
enrollment centre to register.
2. Valid
email address
You need a functional email address to create a JAMB profile. This email will
be used for all communications regarding your examination.
3. Phone
number
A unique phone number is required for registration. This number will be linked
to your JAMB profile.
Please ensure that the phone number you’ll be using belongs to
someone very close to you (father or mother, if you’re below 18 years) to make
retrieval easier in case of damage or loss of the SIM card. The card is your
unique identifier with the Board and must not get lost at any point in time.
Peradventure that happens, you should retrieve it as soon as possible because
it cannot be replaced thereafter.
4. JAMB
profile code
After creating your JAMB profile, you will receive a 10-digit profile code via
SMS. Keep this code safe as it is required for registration.
5.
Biometric verification
You must visit an accredited JAMB registration centre for biometric capture.
This step is mandatory and cannot be done online.
6. O’Level
results
Have your O’Level results (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, or equivalent) ready. You will
input the details during registration.
7.
Passport photograph
A recent passport photograph with a white background is required. It will be
uploaded during registration.
8.
Registration fee
Pay the required registration fee at any approved bank or online payment
platform. The fee is usually announced by JAMB.
Choices of Institution
Here you
will have to enter your prefer institution, simply enter National Open
University of Nigeria, NOUN
UTME
Subjects
Enter your
SSCE subjects eg Maths, English
DOWNLOAD Jamb
Registration Form Template
How
to register for the JAMB examination
1. Create
a JAMB profile
Send your NIN to 55019 or 66019 in the format: NIN [11-digit NIN number]. For
example, NIN 12345678901.
You will receive a 10-digit profile code and your registered email address.
2.
Purchase the JAMB e-PIN
Visit any approved bank, online platform, or JAMB office to purchase the e-PIN.
You will need your profile code to complete this step.
3. Visit
an accredited JAMB registration centre
Go to any JAMB-accredited CBT centre with your e-PIN, NIN, and other required
documents.
The officials will assist you in completing the registration and capturing your
biometric data.
4.
Complete the registration form
Provide your personal details, O’Level results, choice of institutions, and
course of study. Ensure all information is accurate before submitting.
5. Print
your registration slip
After completing the registration, print your slip.
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