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Home»Education»NIN Uncovers 500,000 Fake UTME Candidates – JAMB
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NIN Uncovers 500,000 Fake UTME Candidates – JAMB

ACNN TVBy ACNN TVJune 24, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board on Wednesday disclosed that over 500,000 fake candidates were uncovered following the introduction of the National Identification Number in the 2021/2022 exam registration.

Prof. Isha’q Oloyede, the Registrar and Chief Executive of JAMB disclosed this at a press conference in Enugu, during his visit to the South-East to assess the conduct of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination as well as to visit the new university in Ebonyi.

The registrar said the use of the NIN as directed by the Federal Government helped to reduce examination malpractice.

He said, “Before the introduction of NIN in the registration, there were about 2.2 million candidates for the examination, but after the introduction of NIN, over 500,000 candidates were discovered to be fake.”

He disclosed that the actual number of candidates that JAMB registered for UTME 2021 was 1,415,501, and out of it, 1,122,095 candidates had taken the examinations, while 66,111 candidates had yet to take.

According to him, the board has 650 examination centres across the country, out of which 30 centres have been delisted for performing below standard.

“Fifty three centres are currently under watch, while 600 of them performed excellently.”

The examination body added that the students who visited a particular centre but could not take the examination would be rescheduled and a new date fixed.

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