Jamb release admission 2017/2018cut-off marks for schools across Nigeria
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board [jamb]
on Tuesday August 22 pegged the base cut-off stamp for inductions into colleges at 120.
The choice was brought in a joint effort by Chancellors, Rectors, Provosts and Executives of higher education in the nation at a consolidated arrangement meeting on entrance into colleges, polytechnics and other higher institutions in Nigeria, in Abuja, on Tuesday.
The partners likewise embraced 100 as the base cut-off check for entrance into polytechnics.
They concurred that entrance into first decision colleges should close on October 15 while December 15, 2017 was set as the end date for second decision confirmation by institutions.
JAMB Registrar, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede said colleges, with the choice, are not to go underneath the base 120 cut-off focuses embraced by the meeting for confirmations.
He required the appropriation of adaptable cut-off imprints for affirmation forms by higher institutions in the nation.
"The Senate and scholarly sheets of colleges ought to be permitted to decide their cut-off imprints."
The Enlistment center said the board found more than 17,160 wrongfully conceded understudies by higher foundations, including that the body has regularized some of them.
He stated, "30 % of those in higher foundations don't take Frame or have not as much as the cut-off imprints.
"The confirmation procedure is presently computerized with coordinate contribution of the enlistment center of Pillar for definite endorsement.
"We have consented to regularize affirmations that were done under the table this year. From one year from now we won't acknowledge anything like that."
Minister of Education, Adamu depicted as a mix-up, the Government's prohibition on tests led by colleges after the Brought together Tertiary Registration Examinations.
He clarified that post-UTME was prohibited on the grounds that it had turned into a road for defilement.
Adamu however urged higher foundations to direct bent tests for hopefuls looking for affirmation, and pegged the charge for the test at N2000.
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on Tuesday August 22 pegged the base cut-off stamp for inductions into colleges at 120.
The choice was brought in a joint effort by Chancellors, Rectors, Provosts and Executives of higher education in the nation at a consolidated arrangement meeting on entrance into colleges, polytechnics and other higher institutions in Nigeria, in Abuja, on Tuesday.
The partners likewise embraced 100 as the base cut-off check for entrance into polytechnics.
They concurred that entrance into first decision colleges should close on October 15 while December 15, 2017 was set as the end date for second decision confirmation by institutions.
JAMB Registrar, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede said colleges, with the choice, are not to go underneath the base 120 cut-off focuses embraced by the meeting for confirmations.
He required the appropriation of adaptable cut-off imprints for affirmation forms by higher institutions in the nation.
He stated, "What Support has done is to suggest; We will just decide the base, whatever you decide as your affirmation cut-off check is your choice.
"The Senate and scholarly sheets of colleges ought to be permitted to decide their cut-off imprints."
The Enlistment center said the board found more than 17,160 wrongfully conceded understudies by higher foundations, including that the body has regularized some of them.
He stated, "30 % of those in higher foundations don't take Frame or have not as much as the cut-off imprints.
"The confirmation procedure is presently computerized with coordinate contribution of the enlistment center of Pillar for definite endorsement.
"We have consented to regularize affirmations that were done under the table this year. From one year from now we won't acknowledge anything like that."
Minister of Education, Adamu depicted as a mix-up, the Government's prohibition on tests led by colleges after the Brought together Tertiary Registration Examinations.
He clarified that post-UTME was prohibited on the grounds that it had turned into a road for defilement.
Adamu however urged higher foundations to direct bent tests for hopefuls looking for affirmation, and pegged the charge for the test at N2000.
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