JAMB Speaks on When It Will Open Portal For UTME 2025 Candidates to Check Results
- JAMB has spoken on when it will open the portal for UTME 2025 candidates to check their results
- Several JAMB candidates resat the UTME 2025 after JAMB found that a glitch affected the computer-based test (CBT) centres, resulting in low scores for the candidates
- Amid the JAMB controversy, a seasoned educator, Prince Adesugun Ogungbayi, exclusively told Legit.ng that JAMB and relevant authorities should take decisive action against errant service providers
Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering education in Nigeria and worldwide.
FCT, Abuja - The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Friday, May 16, asked Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 2025 candidates to check their results through the phone number used for registration.
Legit.ng report that alternatively, JAMB urged candidates to wait patiently till the UTME 2025 completely comes to an end to check their results on the website.
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How to check JAMB results in 2025
An X (formerly Twitter) user, @millerrimo38704, had asked the foremost education agency to open its portal so that people would be able to check their results.
Replying to that inquiry, JAMB wrote:
"Kindly check your result through the phone number used for registration or wait patiently till the 2025 UTME completely comes to an end to check your result on the website."
JAMB UTME glitch: Expert calls for prosecution of service providers
Meanwhile, the board chairman of MIMS Educational Resources Limited, Prince Adesegun Ogungbayi, has called for the prosecution of service providers responsible for JAMB's error.
In an interview with Legit.ng, Ogungbayi expressed dissatisfaction with the outcome of the UTME 2025.
He said:
"The recent 2025 UTME debacle has highlighted the need for accountability among service providers. Given JAMB's admission of error and alleged identification of culpable service providers, I strongly advocate for the prosecution of those responsible, particularly in Lagos and the south-east zones. Their failure to update delivery servers after system patches compromised the examination process, causing trauma and setbacks for students.
"Prosecuting these service providers would serve as a deterrent, ensuring such incidents don't reoccur.
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Ogungbayi added:
"Some students have even taken their lives due to the stress and uncertainty caused by these failures. We must prioritise accountability and protect the futures of our children.
"I urge JAMB and relevant authorities to take decisive action against these service providers. Prosecution would demonstrate a commitment to transparency and fairness. Let's hold service providers accountable for their actions. Prosecution would send a strong message that negligence won't be tolerated."
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- UTME 2025 result error: Student who reprinted exam slip shares what she saw, people react
- UTME: Man present in review meeting with JAMB registrar shares sad operational failure they noticed
JAMB quashes speculations of registrar resigning
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that JAMB dismissed speculations about the purported imminent resignation of its registrar, Ishaq Oloyede.
Fabian Benjamin, JAMB spokesperson, exclusively told Legit.ng that the rumour about Oloyede quitting was false.
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