The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
(JAMB), on Monday, announced the release of
the Saturday’s Computer Based Test (CBT)
examinations.
The Board’s Deputy Director, Outstation, Mr
Nobel Onukwue, told the News Agency of
Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that the result was
released on-net on Monday.
He advised candidates who wrote the
examination on Saturday to check their results
on-line.
NAN reported that the CBT started on May 17,
and would end on May 31.
Onukwue said that the second day of the CBT
was better because there was no issue of
candidates logged out mistakenly, server going
off or power outage.
Mr Buhari Aliyu, JAMB Biometric Operator, said
332 candidates were screened for the first
session and 342 for the second session, as
against the 350 expected candidates.
Aliyu said any candidate that came late would be
allowed to sit for the examination, but would be
logged out the moment the time was up.
NAN reported that the second session of CBT
verification at the Digital Bridge Institute
started at about 11.50 a.m. and ended at 1.20
p.m.
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