2019 UTME: JAMB Warns Prospective Candidates Against Fraudsters

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The Joint Administration and Matriculation Board (JAMB), has warned 2019 prospective candidates against fake advertisements announcing sales of registration forms, examination centers and subject combination on social media platforms.

 

The statement was made by the Head of Media and Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin during an interview with NAN in Lagos.

Dr . Benjamin disclosed that all JAMB concerned processes are carried out through the Computer Based Test (CBT) centers nationwide, at the state offices.

He said though the board is yet to publish the list of all 700 approved centers across the country, however, sales of registration forms will commence 10th January, while the exams are set for March, 16.|

Dr. Benjamin reiterated that candidates be wary not to fall prey to fraudsters as they intend on deceiving unsuspecting individuals.

According to him, Prospective candidates can use the “jambibass” app on their smartphones to obtain credible and accurate information, particularly on subject combinations and other related issues.