JAMB 2025 UTME Registration: Hold Up, But Here’s the Scoop!
Suppose you’ve eagerly waited to sign up for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) or Direct Entry (DE). In that case, I’ve got news :that JAMB hasn’t opened the registration gates yet. But don’t sweat it; I’m here to keep you in the loop.
No Registration Yet, But Chill!
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) announced that the registration process for the 2025 UTME is still in the works. So, before you start panicking or rushing into anything, relax. Details will drop soon, and trust me, they’ve got everything under control.
Get Prepped Like a Boss
While we wait for JAMB to drop the official registration dates, why not get ahead of the game? Here’s your to-do list:
- Secure Your NIN: If you don’t already have your National Identification Number (NIN), now’s the time to grab it.
- Get a Unique Phone Number: JAMB’s got a thing for fresh phone numbers, so don’t recycle your uncle’s old SIM. You’ll need one that hasn’t been used for JAMB before.
JAMB even posted this gem on their official X (formerly Twitter) account: “You can get your NIN ahead and a phone number that has not been previously used to register on our platform to generate your profile code before the time.” Translation? Be ready before the buzzer goes off.
New English Novel Alert!
Things get spicy here: JAMB has updated the reading list for the Use of English paper. Drumroll, please… the new novel is The Lekki Headmaster by Kabir Alabi Garba. So, grab a copy, cozy up, and get reading. This book isn’t just a random pick—it’s your ticket to acing that English paper.
JAMB clarified in their latest newsflash: “Attention prospective 2025 UTME candidates! This is to inform you that The Lekki Headmaster by Kabir Alabi Garba has been approved as the reading text for the Use of English.”
Pro tip: Don’t just skim through it. Dive into the story, note key themes, and prep like a pro.
What’s Next?
JAMB is also behind the scenes, directing their staff to update their profiles or register afresh. This is about ensuring things run smoothly when the exams finally kick-off.
In their latest bulletin (dated January 13), JAMB reminded everyone—candidates and staff alike—that compliance is key. The goal? Zero protocol breaches during the exam process.
Stay Updated
Here’s the deal: Don’t fall for fake news or sketchy updates. Stick to JAMB’s official platforms for the real deal. They’ll announce the registration timeline and guidelines soon.
So, what’s the takeaway? Stay calm, get prepared, and keep an eye out for updates. Until then, hit the books, secure your NIN, and make sure your phone number is JAMB-ready.
