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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has unveiled critical details for the 2025 UTME registration preparations, including registration timelines, examination schedules, and revised fees. Here’s a comprehensive guide for prospective candidates:
JAMB Registration Date 2025 and Key Deadlines
- UTME Application Sales: Opens January 31, 2025, and closes March 5, 2025
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- Direct Entry (DE) Registration: Runs from March 10 to April 7, 2025.
- Mock UTME: Scheduled for April 5, 2025 (optional).
- Main UTME: Holds from April 25 to May 5, 2025.
JAMB Registration Fees and Cost Breakdown
Candidates are required to pay the following:
- UTME with Mock: ₦8,200
- UTME Only: ₦7,200
Fee Breakdown:
- Application Form: ₦3,500
- Mandatory Reading Text: ₦1,000
- CBT Registration Service Charge: ₦700
- CBT UTME Service Charge: ₦1,500
- Bank Charges: ₦500
- Additional for Mock Participants:
- CBT Mock Service Charge: ₦1,500
- Mock-UTME Centre Fee: ₦1,500
Special Mock Exam for Underage Candidates
JAMB introduced a non-admission mock exam for candidates below 16 years to assess their readiness. However, only those aged 16+ by September 30, 2025, qualify for tertiary admission. Exceptionally gifted candidates under 15 may secure admission with a UTME score of 280+ and excellence in SSCE/post-UTME screenings.
How to Prepare for JAMB 2025 UTME
1. Start Early: Review past questions and syllabus updates.
2. Gather Documents: Ensure a valid National ID, email, and phone number for registration.
3. Choose Mock Wisely: Opt for the mock exam to familiarize yourself with CBT systems.
Final Notes
JAMB emphasizes strict adherence to registration guidelines and deadlines. Aspiring candidates are advised to avoid late registration and verify all details before submission.
Stay updated on the JAMB registration date 2025 and other announcements via JAMB’s official portals. Early preparation remains key to securing your desired tertiary institution placement.
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