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Senate Extends JAMB Result Validity To 3 Years

Senate Extends JAMB Result Validity To 3 Years

By Holymallam in 14 Oct 2016 | 04:31
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The Senate today Thursday 13th October, 2016 has passed the amendment to the law establishing the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.
The law now extends the validity of the result of the board’s examination from one year to three years.
Source:NAN, National Assembly Press,
https://ukeyibio.blogspot.com.ng/2016/10/senate-extends-jamb-result-validity-to.html?m=1
14 Oct 2016 | 04:31
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That really nice
14 Oct 2016 | 04:34
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Abi nw
14 Oct 2016 | 04:56
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Nyc... I Wonder How Much Jamb Will Sell The Form This Year. Bad Business For Jamb
14 Oct 2016 | 05:11
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Dats good news to the masses and bad one to the jamb
14 Oct 2016 | 05:33
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This is really nice but I think the jamb form will be more expensive this year
14 Oct 2016 | 06:20
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Choi..
14 Oct 2016 | 11:02
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I don't think it would in anyway affect JAMB. There are still some people who'll be taking the form year in year out prolly as a result of their inability to meet up with the cut-off mark of their chosen course in their previous exam. It will only favoured those who scored very high as schools would keep increasing their cut-off mark every year with the present no-post-UTME policy. A person with a low mark will have no other option than to obtain anothe form to get his/her desired course. JAMB may even connive with some of the school as far as this is concerned, it can never be ruled out and they may start failing people. This is Nigeria where anything happen. Whichever ways students will be at the receiving end.
14 Oct 2016 | 12:24
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lol i love dat
14 Oct 2016 | 13:29
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Nice Shot But Still Wondering How Much It Will Cost
14 Oct 2016 | 15:09
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Okay
14 Oct 2016 | 15:45
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Nice shah
14 Oct 2016 | 17:37
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Well...dis seems as a good news...does it means dis years' candidate can stil use it 4 admission in de next session?
14 Oct 2016 | 17:48
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i think so @Nanizzy
15 Oct 2016 | 03:28
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change of institute will increase oooo and change of course
15 Oct 2016 | 15:53
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