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JAMB to reschedule UTME for 2022 Candidates

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As the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) tests entered its second day Saturday, there were minor technical challenges in some of the Computer Based Test (CBT) centres.

The 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE) commenced on Friday nationwide.

About 1,761,338 registered for this year’s UTME taking place across 755 computer-based centres between May 6 and 16, 2022.

According to reports, some centers that were monitored recorded technical glitches and issues in biometric verification.

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At the Digital Bridge Institute, Abuja, some students had difficulty in the biometric verification.

The examination which was billed to commence 7am, started a few minutes after 8am while the one scheduled to commence 9am started at 10:30am.

The report states that the reason for the delay was the minor hitches in biometric verification. However, the general process was observed to be seamless compared to that of 2021.

Meanwhile, the operators of the CBT centre commended JAMB, saying the hitches experienced were minor compared to previous years.

The Public Relations Officer of JAMB, Fabian Benjamin, who spoke to The Nation Newspaper, confirmed the development.

The official added that only candidates affected by technical challenges as a result of their centres would have the opportunity to retake the examination.

The source said: “Rainfall is not an issue because others have written. It was the same Lagos. It was raining and some people came to write the examination.

“Our process is that as long as others have written that examination we cannot reschedule it for any candidates.

“If it is a technical issue we can reschedule but rainfall is not an issue. For those whose session was disrupted by the rain, we will not reschedule”.

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