The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reassured Nigerians especially the Unified Tertiary kMatriculation Examinations (UTME) candidates and their parents that all hands are on deck to ensure smooth conduct of this year’s exercise.
Towards this end, the Board suspended the ongoing registration exercise for today, to enable it concentrate on the Mock Exams that would take place throughout the country ahead of the proper examinations scheduled for next month.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reassured Nigerians especially the Unified Tertiary kMatriculation Examinations (UTME) candidates and their parents that all hands are on deck to ensure smooth conduct of this year’s exercise.
Towards this end, the Board suspended the ongoing registration exercise for today, to enable it concentrate on the Mock Exams that would take place throughout the country ahead of the proper examinations scheduled for next month.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reassured Nigerians especially the Unified Tertiary kMatriculation Examinations (UTME) candidates and their parents that all hands are on deck to ensure smooth conduct of this year’s exercise.
Towards this end, the Board suspended the ongoing registration exercise for today, to enable it concentrate on the Mock Exams that would take place throughout the country ahead of the proper examinations scheduled for next month.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reassured Nigerians especially the Unified Tertiary kMatriculation Examinations (UTME) candidates and their parents that all hands are on deck to ensure smooth conduct of this year’s exercise.
Towards this end, the Board suspended the ongoing registration exercise for today, to enable it concentrate on the Mock Exams that would take place throughout the country ahead of the proper examinations scheduled for next month.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reassured Nigerians especially the Unified Tertiary kMatriculation Examinations (UTME) candidates and their parents that all hands are on deck to ensure smooth conduct of this year’s exercise.
Towards this end, the Board suspended the ongoing registration exercise for today, to enable it concentrate on the Mock Exams that would take place throughout the country ahead of the proper examinations scheduled for next month.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reassured Nigerians especially the Unified Tertiary kMatriculation Examinations (UTME) candidates and their parents that all hands are on deck to ensure smooth conduct of this year’s exercise.
Towards this end, the Board suspended the ongoing registration exercise for today, to enable it concentrate on the Mock Exams that would take place throughout the country ahead of the proper examinations scheduled for next month.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reassured Nigerians especially the Unified Tertiary kMatriculation Examinations (UTME) candidates and their parents that all hands are on deck to ensure smooth conduct of this year’s exercise.
Towards this end, the Board suspended the ongoing registration exercise for today, to enable it concentrate on the Mock Exams that would take place throughout the country ahead of the proper examinations scheduled for next month.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reassured Nigerians especially the Unified Tertiary kMatriculation Examinations (UTME) candidates and their parents that all hands are on deck to ensure smooth conduct of this year’s exercise.
Towards this end, the Board suspended the ongoing registration exercise for today, to enable it concentrate on the Mock Exams that would take place throughout the country ahead of the proper examinations scheduled for next month.
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