The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has commenced accreditation of Computer-Based Test centres for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.
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This was contained in a statement by JAMB’s Public Communication Advisor, Dr Fabian Benjamin.
The notice asked operators of established centres successfully accredited for the 2024 UTME to simply register their interest through the Centre Management System Portal, while zonal and state offices are to create accounts for new centres on the CMS Portal to facilitate their registration.
Centres were also mandated to conduct an Autobot/autotest on a date that will be communicated to them, to be followed by a physical accreditation visit by the Board’s team.
The statement read, “All new Computer-Based Test centres who desire to participate in the 2025 UTME exercise are to first visit https://www.jamb.gov.ng/Pdfs/CBT_centre_requirements.pdf to avail themselves of the requirements for establishing a JAMB-approved CBT centre.
“Following this, these centres should notify the Board in writing of their intention to participate in the accreditation exercise. This notification should be addressed to the Registrar of JAMB through the Zonal Director or State Coordinator in their respective states.
“Established centres that were successfully accredited and participated in the 2024 UTME without any issues should proceed to register their interest through the Centre Management System Portal.
“The Zonal and State Offices will create accounts for new centres on the CMS Portal to facilitate their registration. All centres must conduct an Autobot/Autotest on a date that will be communicated to them, as part of their preparation for the physical accreditation visit by the Board’s team.
“It is essential to note that the Autobot/Autotest is mandatory; only centres that complete this test and meet the necessary criteria will be eligible for a physical visit.
“Only centres that qualify will receive information regarding the date for the physical accreditation exercise, scheduled for December 2024. Centres that do not achieve satisfactory results on the Autobot/Autotest will not be revisited.
“Centres that meet all stipulated requirements will be approved and included by the Board for the 2025 UTME registration and examination.”
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