NABTEB results checker: A quick guide on how to check NABTEB results
NABTEB, the National Business and Technical Examinations Board, is an examination body in Nigeria responsible for conducting technical and vocational education examinations. Established in 1992, it operates under the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Education. Here is a guide on everything you need about the NABTEB results checker process.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Key takeaways
- A guide on NABTEB results checker
- How many times can you check your results?
- Where can you buy a scratch card?
- Can you use one scratch card to check more than one result?
- In what other ways can you check your results?
- How to buy a NABTEB pin?
- When is the NABTEB result coming out?
- Which is the list of countries that accept NABTEB results?
- What is A3 in NABTEB result?
Key takeaways
- The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) plays a significant role in assessing and certifying candidates who have completed technical and vocational education programs.
- The NABTEB results checker is an online platform designed to allow candidates to check their examination results after they have been released easily.
- To access the results, candidates must provide specific information such as their exam registration number, the exam type, and possibly a PIN (Personal Identification Number).
A guide on NABTEB results checker
NABTEB's primary objective is to assess and certify candidates who have completed their technical and vocational education programs. The board conducts examinations at ordinary and advanced levels covering various trades and crafts, business-related subjects, and technical fields.
NABTEB result checker: Online process
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Checking NABTEB results is a simple process that may be done using the NABTEB online result-checking portal. Here is a step-by-step guide you can follow.
- Visit the official NABTEB website.
- Click on the "Result Checker" option.
- In the provided box, enter your unique Candidate Identification Number (e.g., 38001178).
- Select the type of examination series you participated in. This could be May/June, November/December, Modular (March), Modular (June), or Modular (December).
- Choose the four digits of the examination year you appeared in (e.g., 2024).
- Enter the card serial number located on the reverse side of your scratch card. It usually starts with an alphabet prefix followed by digits (e.g., N123456789).
- Enter the 12-digit NABTEB result checker PIN on your scratch card (e.g., 012345678912).
- Click the "Submit" button and wait patiently for the results window to load.
Note that you can receive your results via e-mail for added convenience. To do this, follow these steps:
- Tick the "Send Results to e-mail" box.
- Enter a valid and active e-mail address.
- Click the "Submit" button.
Completing these steps will send your NABTEB results directly to the provided e-mail address.
How do you check your NABTEB result on your phone?
If you are wondering how to check the NABTEB result without a scratch card, you can use your phone. To check your result on your phone, you need to send an SMS in the format below:
- NABTEB*ExamNo*PIN*ExamType*ExamYear to short-code 32327.
For example, to check for May/June results,
- NABTEB*01001001*123456789012*MJ*2012.
To check for Nov/Dec results
- NABTEB*01001001*123456789012*ND*2012
Note: There should be no space in the message. Wait for your result to be delivered to your mobile phone via SMS.
How many times can you check your results?
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You can use a single scratch card to check your results up to five times. If you need to examine your results more than five times, you must purchase another scratch card.
Where can you buy a scratch card?
A scratch card can be obtained from any NABTEB zonal office in Nigeria. It can also be purchased at any Fountain Trust Bank Plc branch office in Nigeria. The current permitted pricing for the scratch card is N250.
Can you use one scratch card to check more than one result?
You may only check one result with one scratch card. A new scratch card will be required to check another outcome of interest.
In what other ways can you check your results?
You can have your results sent to your preferred e-mail address by selecting the relevant option on the NABTEB e-World homepage. Alternatively, you can listen to your results by calling any of their regional Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems or receive them via SMS on your GSM mobile phone.
How to buy a NABTEB pin?
There are two main ways to buy a NABTEB pin in Nigeria. You can purchase a scratch card from authorized retailers or online.
When is the NABTEB result coming out?
The latest NABTEB results for the 2023 November/December National Business Certificate (NBC)/National Technical Certificate (NTC) examinations were released on February 26, 2024.
Which is the list of countries that accept NABTEB results?
NABTEB results are primarily recognized for admission within Nigeria. It is a Nigerian examination body. Their certificates are accepted for admission to tertiary institutions in Nigeria, including universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.
What is A3 in NABTEB result?
A3 in a NABTEB result indicates a very good performance in that particular subject. It falls under the "A" category, signifying excellence.
NABTEB plays a vital role in Nigeria's education system by promoting the development of technical and vocational skills and contributing to the country's economic and industrial progress. If you have completed your technical and vocational education programs, it is essential to check your exam scores efficiently with the NABTEB results checker.
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