19/12/2025
JAMB’S EXPECTATIONS FOR ANYONE SITTING FOR 2026 UTME
- *Age & citizenship* – You must be at least 16 years old by the time you would register and be admitted and you have to be a Nigerian citizen (or a recognised resident).
- *O‑Level credits* – A minimum of five credit passes, including *English Language* and *Mathematics*, obtained in no more than two sittings (WAEC, NECO, GCE, NABTEB, etc.).
- *National Identification Number (NIN)* – Your NIN is mandatory; without it you can’t generate a profile code or complete registration.
- *Accurate personal data* – When you create your profile, make sure name, date of birth, gender, state of origin and LGA match the records at NIMC. Any mismatch will cause delays.
- *Valid email & phone* – Provide a unique email address and a mobile number that will receive the registration code and exam updates.
- *Four institution choices* – You must select four tertiary institutions (university, polytechnic, college of education, or IEI) in order of preference.
- *Registration at an approved CBT centre* – After generating your profile code, go to any accredited JAMB CBT centre, capture your passport photo and biometric fingerprint, and submit your details.
- *Print your registration slip* – Once registration is successful, print the slip; you’ll need it on exam day.
- *Conduct during the exam* – No calculators, phones, or other electronic devices are allowed. Follow all invigilator instructions, and bring only your printed registration slip. ⁶
Meeting these expectations keeps the process smooth and ensures you’re eligible to be considered for admission.
Good luck with your prep!