Skip to main content

‘Why Mock Exam Did Not Hold On Saturday ’- JAMB

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board ( JAMB )
has postponed the mock Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME ), which was scheduled to hold
today.
JAMB registrar , Prof Is’ haq Oloyede , said in a
statement: “Meanwhile , the Mock Examination earlier
slated for Saturday, April 8, 2017 has been put on hold .
“This is because the appropriate rehearsal and test -
running of the new system has been substantially
achieved. The plan was to trial -test the readiness of
our facilities and address the challenges that may likely
confront the main examination.
“The Mock Examination remains free for willing
candidates , even the fee due to the CBT centre Owners
are being paid by JAMB . No cost to the candidates
“At this moment, we have realized that the plan to hold
this Mock Examination was good for us. We are now in
a better position to achieve better than we would have
done without this trial testing. This is why the exercise
is at no cost to the candidates .
“It is our strong conviction that this exercise is an
experience for us. Our systems analysis has revealed
interesting findings that will engender a seamless and
successful 2017 UTME exercise. ”
JAMB has also postponed the UTME exam till May 13
and 20 .

Comments

What's Trending..

TEANAIJA RIDDLE TIME!!

Hello Friends, What Is The Answer To The Below Riddle. Comment ASAP!

Kenyans still STUNNED after seeing KSH 18 MILLION IN BAGS after drug barons were arrested (photos)

Five drug baron suspects, including a female law student who is said to be a girlfriend of one of the two Seychellois deported on Saturday, were arrested after an operation in Mombasa and Kilifi counties - They were carrying the money in suitcases - Four vehicles belonging to the suspects are also being detained for further investigations Over KSh 18 million (About N54m) in cash and 17 kilogrammes of drugs worth KSh 170 million (N517m) have been nabbed after Police arrested five more suspected drug barons on Sunday 12, February. The five suspects, including a female law student who is said to be was a girlfriend of one of the two Seychellois deported on Saturday, were arrested after an operation in Mombasa and Kilifi counties. They were carrying the money in suitcases. "Two of the suspects were arrested with two kilogrammes of the drugs while the others were seized with 15 kilos of the drugs which was being hidden at a house in Bamburi for local distribu...

Five Yahoo Yahoo LAUTECH Students Handed Over To EFCC | PHOTO

The Ibadan Zonal office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Monday, 20th March, 2017 took over five suspected internet fraudsters arrested by men of the Oyo State Joint Security Task Force, ‘Operation Burst’ for further investigation. The suspects, which includes Oyewole Oyeleye Olatunji (28), Adeniran Adeyinka Yusuf (29), Samuel Olumide Adeola (29), Israel Adeola (24) and Olorunyemi Savior Imonah (24) were arrested March 13, 2017 during a routine surveillance at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Ogbomosho. They were thereafter interrogated at the Operation Burst headquarters, Agodi where they confessed to have defrauded some American women through various romance scam using different dating sites. They also confessed to have obtained different sums from their victims. At the point of arrest, four HP Laptops, three Nokia phones, four I phones, one Infinix Hot Note Phone, a Flash Drive and four Military camouflage T-shirts were rec...