The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and tertiary training partners on Thursday in Abuja took on 140 as the base cut-off mark for 2022 entrance into the country’s colleges.

The cut-off mark for polytechnics and universities of schooling was fixed at 100.

The choices on the cut-off marks were reached at the 2022 Policy Meeting on Admissions to Degree, Nigerian Certificate of Education (NCE) and National Diploma (ND) continuous at the International Conference Center, Abuja.

The gathering is being led by the Minister of Education, Adamu.

In his introduction, Mr Adamu cautioned Nigerian tertiary foundations against unlawful affirmations, saying all entrance into the country’s colleges, Polytechnic and universities of schooling should be handled through the Central Admission Processing System (CAPS).

The clergyman said any head of tertiary establishment found participating in unlawful confirmations would be arraigned regardless of whether the infractions are distinguished after their residencies.

At the gathering, a goal was arrived at that “Each foundation is at freedom to decide the base UTME score satisfactory to it for confirmation. Also, for Direct Entry affirmations, every foundation will decide the quantity of focuses expected by it for direct passage confirmation. By and by, no establishment can suggest or concede any up-and-comer with under two focuses for direct passage.

“Along these lines, no establishment can concede/acknowledge the exchange of a possibility for any degree program except if the competitor has invested on full-energy, at the very least two sequential meetings in the organization.”

The gathering additionally settled that “no establishment will be permitted to suggest or concede any up-and-comer whose all out score is underneath the base score proposed by the foundation and supported by the Policy Meeting. The entirety of all scores being utilized for the positioning of the applicant will be considered in deciding the rate least score.”

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The UTME, or Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, is the first step for candidates seeking admission to Nigeria’s various universities/polytechnics/colleges/other tertiary institutions.

Candidates who took the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) 2022/2023 UTME can now access their results.
You can now view your JAMB UTME results for 2022 ONLINE or OFFLINE. To access your UTME score, please follow the steps outlined below.

How to View JAMB Results
There are two ways to check your JAMB results online. Candidates can access their results either online (via the JAMB portal) or via SMS (using JAMB shortcodes).

Using the online option is completely free; all you need is an internet-enabled device to check your results. The SMS option is ideal for candidates who do not have access to the internet or who live in areas with poor network coverage. However, network providers will charge for SMS usage.

Follow the simple steps outlined below to check your 2022 JAMB UTME result online (for free!) or offline (SMS).

Check Your JAMB Result Online (at jamb.gov.ng)

STEP 1: Visit the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) result checking portal athttps://portal.jamb.gov.ng/efacility_/

STEP 2: Supply your Registration Number/Phone Number in the required column
STEP 3: Finally, Click on the ‘Check My Results’ button to access your UTME results notification

If your result is ready, the portal will return your JAMB Notification of Result. You can then proceed to print the result.

Offline JAMB Result Checking (via SMS)
All candidates can now text UTMERESULT to 55019 or 66019, using the same number they used to register (you must have a credit balance of at least N50 on your line). The outcome would be sent to you as an SMS shortly after.

The following are the expected responses:

If a candidate enters a phone number that was not used to register, he will receive the following message: “This phone number was not used for registration.”

A candidate who has received a result will receive the following message: “Dear Mr/Miss X, your result is as follows… (and further information will be provided).
If a result is withheld, the candidate will receive a “Result Withheld” message.
Assume a candidate falls into the category receiving the benefit of the doubt. In that case, the person will receive the message: “Result withheld pending the upload of clarifications/documents required from you.”

If a candidate was absent, the feedback would be “CANDIDATE ABSENT.”
A candidate who was ABSENT WITHOUT REGISTRATION NUMBER AND CANCELLED will be informed of this.
A candidate who gains unauthorized access to the examination hall will receive the message “Invalid Entrance into the Exam Hall.”
JAMB Original Result Slip:
The JAMB result slip costs N1,000 (one thousand naira only) and includes passport photography. Candidates who need to print their result slips should go to the JAMB E-facility portal and then follow the steps outlined here: How to Print JAMB Original Result Slip for All Years.

Frequently Asked Questions About JAMB Exam Results
The following are some of the most frequently asked questions (FAQ) by JAMB candidates. We made every effort to provide the most accurate answers possible.

How long will it take for my JAMB results to be available after the exam?

Candidates who took the 2022 UTME will be able to view their results a few hours after the exam, according to JAMB. Candidates are advised to check their results using the procedure outlined above.

Will a scratch card be required to check my UTME result?

There is no need for a scratch card to check the JAMB result. Checking JAMB NOTIFICATION OF RESULTS IS COMPLETELY FREE!

How many times can I check my JAMB Result 2022?

You are free to check your JAMB notification of results as many times as you want.

Can I check my JAMB 2022 result on my phone?

Yes. You can also use your phone’s browser or SMS to carry out the steps outlined above.

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