Attention all 2024 UTME candidates! The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has made a groundbreaking announcement that will ease your admission process.
As of Monday, July 22, 2024, you can now print your original JAMB result slips from verified and accredited JAMB centers nationwide!
Prior to this update, candidates could only check their results using USSD codes. But now, JAMB has introduced a more secure and reliable method to access your original result slips.
This means you can finally hold a physical copy of your results, complete with your photograph and advanced security features!
Please note that JAMB has strictly prohibited printing result slips from cyber cafes or using smartphones through their portal.
To ensure the security and authenticity of your results, only visit verified and accredited JAMB centers for printing.
Don’t Fall Victim to Fraud!
JAMB warns candidates to be cautious of fraudulent activities, such as attempted score inflation.
Follow approved channels for printing, and avoid dealing with unauthorized individuals or centers.
Get Your Secure and Verifiable Result Slip Now!
Visit a verified JAMB center near you and print your original result slip today! This physical copy serves as a secure and verifiable record of your results, previously released via JAMB’s short codes.
THIS IS WHAT JAMB POSTED VIA ITS TWITTER (X) ACCOUNT
CANDIDATES CAN NOW PRINT THEIR ORIGINAL 2024 UTME RESULT SLIPS.
Candidates who sat the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) can now print their original result slips.
These slips, which feature the candidate’s photograph and advanced security features, can be printed from approved Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres starting from Monday, July 22, 2024. Please note that result slips cannot be printed from cybercafes or other internet-enabled platforms.
Candidates are strongly advised to follow approved channels for printing and avoid falling victim to fraudulent activities, such as attempted score inflation, perpetrated by individuals seeking to exploit this process.
It is important to note that candidates’ scores were previously released via the Board’s sort codes, so this physical copy serves as a secure and verifiable record of their results.
Fabian Benjamin, Ph.D PCA, JAMB
