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Monday, April 02, 2012

2012 Jamb UTME News: 4 Golden Rules For 2012 Jambites Check Results

Some people has been checking their results lately and have not been considering the new and latest rules set by the registrar of the board. This is the latest news. Though, I have published it early but I now what to explain them better. If you check your jamb 2012 result now, you will notice that the checking of results has been reduced to the maximum of 3.

Why? Because once you exhausted the three times without printing, you will be have to buy a new jamb scratch checking card to view it.

So, Print and make photocopies as much as possible.

Here are the golden rules set by the Registrar.

  • This Result is Provisional and is subject to further screening

  • You CANNOT use this document for employment or admission purposes.

  •  You will be informed in due course if you are offered provisional admission into any institution. 

  •  This result is not transferable. It remains the property of the Board who reserves the right to withdraw it if further screening reveals that it was obtained through examination malpractice or any form of irregularity.                                                                                                         
                                                                                                                       REGISTRAR

If you fail jamb 2012, please don't worry. Just read this post and you willl make it this last time. Click here to read All About 2013 Jamb Utme And How To Pass It.

Thanks

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Jamb Utme 2012 eXPO, Questions And Answers Leaked

Please don't tell anyone that I gave you the questions and answers to your Jamb 2013. Or else it will be canceled. Well, to be sincere and not here to give you any question or answer...sorry for that but I'm here to give you the best and sure fire ways to "JAMB" jamb once and for all. Do you know that there has been a rapid and sharp increase in the number of students sitting for Jamb every year. In return, there is a huge sum of money moving from the students', parents' and guidance's purses going into the JAMB purse each year.

 2012 is not excluded with about 40% increase in the number of candidates. The main thing about jamb is just same issue as life.

Some will have to go through (pass), some will have to try(just trying) and the last category will have to try again(fail). It is just three ways. Though, the last two which are the "tryers" and fallers will have to sit for jamb in year 2013 which will also make the figure of 2013 candidates increase again.

Moreover, 50% of students that sat for the exam passed Jamb. But what of the post Utme? That what make the 50% become 37%.

These are the best tips and guide for you to "jamb" jamb once and for all.

  •  Read harder and even harder.
  •  Discover your problem areas, and give devote more revision time to them.

  •  Do not deceive yourself searching for fake answers on the Internet, use the time you are to waste doing that to read.
  •  Read with past question papers and see how questions are answered.
  • Test yourself on speed, accuracy and otherwise.
  •  Try to locate your exam center, at least 2days to the exam date.
  •  If your center is far, make arrangements to be there at least a day before the exam date.
  •  Follow instructions, in other words, DO NOT enter the exam hall with any material that may/will implicate you.
  • Start with questions/subjects you know well and be time conscious.
  • Before you submit your script, make sure you shade all the remaining questions at random, don't leave them blank. Who knows? Your very last guesses may be right.
  • Make sure you shade properly following invigilators instructions.

All these are done, never forget to pray. God will surely help you and crown your efforts with success. Hope this is really helping you.

Saturday, March 10, 2012

2012 UTME Candidates Crys Out On Lack Of Awareness Of Compulsory Novels For Exams

By DAYO ADESULU
Some candidates of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 2012 will be taken unawares when they sit for the compulsory English Language examination on 24th March, as JAMB has mandated all registered candidates to read two recommended novels for this year’s UTME.
It has been disclosed by JAMB that questions with 25 marks will be drawn from passages in these two novels to test if or not the students had read them. The recommended novels are: The Potter’s Wheel by Chukwuemeka Ike, 265 pages, and The Successor, authored by Jerry Agada which has 246 pages.
The piece of information which was embedded on page 198 of the 2012 syllabus revealed that The Potter’s Wheel has ten questions of 15 marks and The Successors, five questions of 10 marks. Total marks  obtainable if questions from both novels are answered correctly is 25.
However, barely two weeks to the unified examinations, many candidates still claim ignorance of the book saying they were not aware of the innovation that mandated students to read two novels for the examination. Some of the interviewed candidates said that their major concern was not only the stress of reading voluminous novels of over 500 pages, but that not enough awareness was created by JAMB.
Others said the examination body should have added the cost of these novels to the registration fee, adding that the novels are not available for sale in  bookshops. Some candidates who complained that they were not aware of the novels faulted sellers of JAMB forms who denied them access to the syllabus.
Miss Enibukun Ore, a candidate of UTME stated: “I am not afraid of reading the two novels of over 500 pages before the examination, but the timing of the introduction is wrong. JAMB should have informed us since 2011 to prepare our minds for it as the novels in question are not common to majority students.
According to Enibukun who scored 269 in the previous JAMB yet without admission:  “Most of us study a lot of past questions without going through the syllabus of current examination. The novels are scarce, though voluminous, I can read through within one week if available. I am not in any way against the introduction of two novels to be read before examination of this nature, but such recommended novels should be popular and common to  students. Anyway, my minimum target for this JAMB is 270.”
Enibukun who said she just heard about it a day before this interview  through her friend who registered for a coaching class, reiterated that JAMB should have made the novels available and include the cost with JAMB registration fee.
Similarly, Victor Anifowose who incidentally will be writing his first JAMB test said: “I am not aware of this development, all I have been doing is to study past questions. How will JAMB ask questions on these novels since there was no examples of past questions? Will it be asked like that of literature in English?” he asked.
Also, Mr Olu-William Onoja, a 30-year-old man aspiring to read law at the University of Lagos, stumbled on this story while it was being filed in a commercial bus and said: “I am not aware of the development. Is it true? I have not heard about these books, neither have I seen them.
However, I will look for  the books as I aspire to score a minimum of 290. I will inform my friends immediately as time is no longer on our side.” He, however, lamented that JAMB did not create enough awareness, adding that enough awareness should have been created through the mass media.
On her part, Miss Fapohunda Opeyemi who scored 218 in her last JAMB, yet without admission said that she got to know about this development two days ago through her uncle who is a journalist. “The major challenge before me now is how to get the books as they are not in bookshops.”

SOURCE: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/03/utme-candidates-decry-lack-of-awareness-of-compulsory-novels-for-exams/

Friday, December 30, 2011

All ABout JAMB Online Registration And Updates

JAMB has officially announced that the deadline for registration which is 2nd of Febuary, 2012 and the date of examination will be 24th of March , 2012. So, we think that we should update our loyal audience on this JAMB stuff. We are only trying to clarify some possible confusions that you are likely to face.

2012 JAMB ONLINE REGISTRATION GUIDE

* First of all, you have to go to the authorized sratch card selling outlets or from Authorized Banks and get the card for the a sum of N4,600 . (But note that you are likely to see a little charge added to it.) Atmost all will not exceed N5,000.


*Take along with you, your  JAMB registration sratch  card to any of JAMB authorized registration centres for your UTME Registration.
Click here to Search for available Registration Centres/Authorized Cafes in your State of registration.

* Note that the amount you will be charged that this centre will not be more than N700 and the printing of 2(two) copies of your photocard. If any centre charge more than N700, just mail your registration number and the amount charged to UTME2012.INFO@JAMB.GOV.NG and JAMB will send immediate attention to address the issue.

*If you need sample of the details that will be needed for the regiration, click here to see a sample.

* Once you are done with the registration processes at the centre, collect 2 copies of your photocard and keep them safe.

*No time to waste; start reading your books. Eat all of them if possible. Lol. Don't procastinate for tomorrow might be the D day of the exam.

Please and please, look and go through all the informations that you input because once they are submitted, they can't be changed

Also an important notice to "I SABI PASS" This is not insult you but to tell you  that even if you have all the equipment and the how-to guide, you have to register att the authorized regirattion centres only. No be me talk am,  NA JAMB SAY SO.


As time rolls by, we will continue to update you on JAMB and its current news.

Thanks and remember to share. I can see you in flying colours. God bless us all.

Thursday, November 17, 2011

All About Jamb Registration 2012, Brochure, Guidelines And Accredited Locations


The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board JAMB, has commences The 2012 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination(utme) e-registration for prospective students into the next academic session across all tertiary institutions in Nigeria.

The 2012/2013 Jamb Utme registration scratch cards can be obtained at the following approved points nationwide
at the cost of the registration scratch card is N4,600.00 (Four Thousand Six Hundred Naira Only).
Looking at 2011 JAMB registration procedure, freebrowsinglink conclude that Jamb maintained the pattern used in the 2011 registration , with the introduction of the biometric registration which involves finger print scanning of the candidate for the examination.

New candidates for 2012/2013 Jamb Registration are expected to have a finger print scan (your left and right thumbs) before they can complete their registration or open an account.

Important Notice: Candidates MUST Ensure that the Computer OR Business Centre they Intend to REGISTER FOR JAMB 2011 Has a FINGER PRINT SCANNER TO THUMBPRINT YOUR LEFT AND RIGHT THUMBS. Before registrating, make sure you ask for it, if they don't have it, then we advice you to move on.

* Candidates are expected to keep your Card and Receipt properly and always Logout before quitting the system.
Ensure that you have an electronic copy of your Most Recent Passport Photograph
(it should not be older than 3 months) before you start your registration.

* Candidates are advised to test the validity of their passport photographs before proceeding to fill the form. Resize and Convert your Picture into JPEG FORMAT and the required size of 15 Kilo Bytes.
If you are doing your registration from a Computer or Business Center computer, all the above procedures, including the Finger Print Registration should be easy to complete.

Very Important Notice For Registrating Your 2012 Jamb With a Valid Email Address:
Candidates are adviced to supply a valid email addresses during registration to receive their registration details via email upon Submission of forms.

* This Registration Details should be printed and attached to the earlier printed slip.

* All candidates are to come with their most recent passport photographs to the Examination Halls on the day of Jamb 2012/2013 Examination.

All Candidates MUST Have a Valid Email Address before processing their JAMB REGISTRATION for 2012/2013 Session.
If you don't have a working email address, you can get one for yourself, and it is easy and free to open, if you don't know how to operate a computer, ask a friend to get one for you.


* Advice: Candidates who wrote the 2011/2012 UTME but did not get admission can make this year's registration by sullying the details of their last year's application like passports, finger prints, addresses, etc. For more Instruction on this, it is in the 2012 registration portal.

Please Make sure you start processing Your Jamb Registration NOW, to avoid Jamb Late entries. And you can subscribe to this Blog here, as we are not going to Miss any Information Concerning jAMB Registrations to Universities Registrations. You can help us Spread the word by sharing this with Friends on Facebook and TWITTER

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List Of Approved Banks And Locations To Get Form Of Jamb 2012
ACCESS BANK
AFRIBANK PLC
BABCOCK
CAMEROUN
COTONOU
DIAMOND BANK
EKITI STATE GOVERNMENT
EQUITORIAL TRUST
FCMB GROUP
FIDELITY BANK
FIRST BANK
FIRST CITY MONUMENT BANK
FIRST INLAND BANK
GHANA
Guaranty Trust Bank Plc
INTERCONTINENTAL BANK
JAMB ABAKALIKI
JAMB ABEOKUTA
JAMB ADO-EKITI
JAMB AKURE
JAMB ASABA
JAMB AWKA
JAMB BAUCHI
JAMB BENIN
JAMB CALABAR
JAMB DAMATURU
JAMB ENUGU
JAMB F.C.T
JAMB GOMBE
JAMB GUSAU
JAMB HQ ABUJA
JAMB IBADAN
JAMB ILORIN
JAMB JALINGO
JAMB JIGAWA
JAMB JOS
JAMB KADUNA
JAMB KANO
JAMB KATSINA
JAMB KEBBI
JAMB LAFIA
JAMB LAGOS
JAMB LOKOJA
JAMB MAIDUGURI
JAMB MAKURDI
JAMB MINNA
JAMB OSOGBO
JAMB OWERRI
JAMB PORT HARCOURT
JAMB SOKOTO
JAMB UMUAHIA
JAMB UYO
JAMB YENAGOA
JAMB YOLA
Nha
NIPOST
OCEANIC BANK
PLATINUMHABIB
SAUDI ARABIA
SKYE BANK
SOUTH AFRICA
SPRING BANK
UBA
UNION BANK
UNION HOMES
UNITED KINGDOM
UNITY BANK
WEMA BANK PLC
Zenith Bank Plc