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JAMB releases six-point preparation checklist for 2027 UTME candidates

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JAMB releases six-point preparation checklist for 2027 UTME candidates

Vivian Aghanu

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released a six-point preparation checklist for candidates planning to sit for the 2027 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

The board shared the checklist on Monday, November 9, 2026, advising prospective candidates to put certain things in place before beginning their UTME registration.

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JAMB urged candidates to first verify their biodata with the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) and ensure that their personal information is correct.

The board also advised candidates to have a registered phone number and an active email address that they can easily access throughout the registration and admission process.

According to JAMB, candidates should also decide on the course they want to study and select their preferred institution before registration.

The examination body further stressed the importance of choosing the correct UTME subject combination that matches the requirements of the candidate’s chosen course.

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The six-point checklist includes:

  1. Verify NIMC biodata – Candidates should make sure their personal details with NIMC are correct.
  2. Get a registered phone number – Candidates should have a phone number available for the registration process.
  3. Provide an active email address – Candidates should use an email account they can easily access.
  4. Decide on a preferred course – Candidates are expected to be certain about the programme they want to study.
  5. Choose a preferred institution – Candidates should decide on the university or other tertiary institution they wish to attend.
  6. Select the right UTME subjects – Candidates should ensure their chosen subjects correspond with the requirements of their preferred course.

JAMB said the checklist was designed to help candidates stay organised and avoid common mistakes during registration and the admission process.

The board encouraged prospective candidates to get informed and prepared ahead of the 2027 UTME and to follow its official platforms for further updates.

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