JAMB Form 2025/2026 is Out: Complete Guide to Registration

JAMB Registration Form 2025/2026 is Out: Are you planning to register for the 2025/2026 JAMB UTME or Direct Entry? This article provides everything you need to know, including key dates, requirements, fees, and how to register online.

Is the JAMB Form 2025/2026 Out?

The JAMB Form for the 2025/2026 academic session will be available starting 15th January 2025, with registration ending on 26th February 2025. Both UTME and Direct Entry candidates can register within this period.

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Important JAMB Registration Dates for 2025/2026

Here is a quick look at the JAMB 2025 calendar:

Event	Date
JAMB Registration Start	15th January 2025
Registration Deadline	26th February 2025
JAMB Mock Exam Date	7th March 2025
Reprinting of Slip	10th April 2025
Main Exam Date	18th April 2025

Requirements for JAMB Registration 2025/2026

To successfully register for JAMB, ensure you have the following:

1. National Identification Number (NIN) – Mandatory for all candidates.
2. O’Level Results – Provide your WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB results if available.
3. JAMB Profile Code – Generate this by sending your NIN to 55019.
4. Active Email Address – Required for communication and updates.
5. JAMB ePIN – Purchase online or from any accredited bank.
6. Registration Fee – Budget ₦4,700, excluding service charges.
7. Personal Biodata – Prepare a record of your name, date of birth, and other personal details.

How to Register for JAMB 2025/2026 Online

Follow these simple steps to complete your JAMB registration:

1. Generate Your JAMB Profile Code:
   Send your NIN to 55019. You will receive a 10-digit profile code via SMS.
2. Buy Your JAMB ePIN:
   Purchase the ePIN online or from any approved bank or vendor.
3. Visit a CBT Centre:
   Go to a JAMB-accredited CBT centre with your profile code, NIN, and required documents.
4. Complete the Registration:
   Provide your biodata, scan your fingerprints, and upload your passport photograph.
5. Collect Your Registration Slip:
   After completing your registration, collect your slip as proof of registration.

Additional Tips for JAMB 2025 Success

• Join Study Groups: Collaborate with other students to share resources and tips.
• Use the Recommended Novel: Read The Life Changer to prepare for the compulsory Use of English exam.
• Practice Past Questions: Familiarize yourself with the exam format using JAMB past questions.

JAMB Registration Fees 2025/2026: What You Need to Know

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the official registration fees for the 2025/2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE).

JAMB Registration Fee Breakdown

As part of the registration process, candidates are required to pay the following fees:

1. JAMB Form Fee: ₦3,500
2. Registration Charges: ₦700
3. Examination Fee: ₦1,500
4. Optional Mock-UTME Fee: ₦1,500 (for private CBT centres only)

Understanding the Difference Between JAMB Direct Entry and JAMB UTME

JAMB Direct Entry (DE)

• Designed for candidates with higher qualifications like National Diploma (ND), Higher National Diploma (HND), or Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE).
• Enables candidates to apply for direct admission into the second or third year of a university programme, depending on the course and institution policies.
• Examination not required: DE candidates only complete the registration process without participating in the UTME.

JAMB UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination)

• Intended for candidates with O’Level qualifications (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB).
• Serves as the standard entry examination for admission into the first year (100 level) of a university programme.
• Candidates must meet the minimum JAMB score set by their chosen institution to qualify for admission.

Additional Information for JAMB 2025/2026 Candidates

1. Choice of Institutions:
   • You can select up to three institutions during registration.
   • One university must be your first choice, while the others can be your second and third choices.
2. Awaiting Results:
   • Candidates can register with “awaiting results.” However, you must upload your results later to be eligible for admission.
3. Mock-UTME Participation:
   • The Mock-UTME is optional and requires an additional ₦1,500 fee for candidates who wish to participate at privately-owned centres.

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