JAMB ENABLES PORTAL FOR 2016 ADMISSION STATUS CHECK.

After so much controversies on the method JAMB will be giving admission to aspirants this year as the usual post UME was said to be abolished, the Joint Admissions and matriculation board 2016 has said the admission will not be biased and wont be based on point system. It would therefore be determined by criteria of merit, catchmemt areas, and educationally disadvantaged states.

JAMB however said that the admission using the point system allowed institutions admission to rely only on 'O' level examination result to grade students.

As earlier promised by JAMB the portal which enables students to know the schools they have been posted to have been made available. Candidates can now check the institutions they have been posted to for the 2016 admission.

The portal is yet made to be official on their website, which shows that candidates details are stil been uploaded. So if you check yours and it doe snot respond you can always check back.

HOW TO CHECK INSTITUTIONS YOU HAVE BEEN POSTED TO FOR 2016 ADMISSION.

Visit the portal Click here
Enter you JAMB registration number &
Click on "check where you have been posted for admission" to access it.

Alot of aspirants who have checked and seen theirs have started sharing their successful admission consideration. A screenshot of the details of a UNIZIK candidate is shown below.

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