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What You Should Know About JAMB’s Withdrawal of 2016 Admission
Consideration List
DIR By: ItzEdem
Date: August 1, 2016, 8:31 am
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With respect to the reactions of candidates over the withdrawal
of the list of candidates sent to tertiary institutions for
admission consideration by JAMB, it is important we clarify a
few things to avoid confusion and ensure candidates are properly
guided.
So here are important things you should know and keep in mind
concerning this new development;
1. The University senate now has autonomy to select candidates
for admission. However the list of selected candidates must pass
through JAMB for approval and issuance of admission letters.
2. Whether or not you were posted to a school or not for
admission consideration earlier no longer matters. As the
posting is no longer valid. All you need to do now is wait for
your school of choice to announce its screening exercise and
ensure you participate accordingly.
3. For Tertiary institutions that have already conducted their
admission screening exercise in line with JAMB stipulations,
such screening still remains valid. Candidates that participated
in such screening should wait for the release of the admission
list(s) by their respective institutions.
4. The withdrawal of the JAMB Consideration List does not mean
that post-UTME is now valid. The ban on Post-UTME remains valid.
Tertiary institutions must abide to the screening modalities as
earlier announced by JAMB.
5. Candidates should note that the offer of provisional
admission by their schools of choice is subject to validation by
the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
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