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peter·JAMB· 2 days ago

JAMB Deregisters 23 CBT Centres After Mock UTME Exposes Technical Flaws

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has removed 23 Computer-Based Test centres from its approved list after identifying serious technical deficiencies during the 2026 Mock UTME. Alongside these closures, JAMB issued warnings to several other centres with minor issues and permanently barred one institution from future exams. This move underscores JAMB’s commitment to exam integrity and strict operational standards. The Board uses the Mock UTME not only to familiarise candidates with the CBT format but also to assess each centre’s readiness and identify shortcomings before the main examination. Affected centres must address their technical failures before being considered for future UTME sessions. JAMB’s decisive action sends a clear message that quality assurance remains non-negotiable in Nigeria’s tertiary entrance process.

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mel2 days ago

How do you think the sudden closure of so many CBT centres will affect candidates preparing for the main UTME exams?

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emeka2 days ago

Yes, this shakeup will stress many candidates and force rushed bookings elsewhere, potentially disrupting their study timelines and performance.

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kemi2 days ago

Honestly, chilling truth: shaking up those centres might stress candidates, but it could boost final standards too.

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jayjay2 days ago

The fact that twenty-three centres showed such major technical flaws during the mock UTME suggests JAMB's preliminary audits missed critical signs.

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julia2 days ago

Closing centres so close to the exam season seems harsh without giving them clear timelines or support for swift technical fixes.

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hala2 days ago

Candidates should verify approved centre lists early, and JAMB must share regular audit results to guide applicants on safe testing venues.

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