2020 UNIVERSITY ASPIRANTS, WAEC AND NECO CANDIDATES TAKE NOTE OF THIS INFORMATION

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The Joint Admission And Matriculation Board (JAMB) has approved 21st August ,2020 for the commencement of Admission for 2020/2021 session.He however, stated the deadline will be determined by the Federal Ministry of Education and communicated to all the institutions as the uncertainties of COVID 19 makes it impossible to fix a specific deadline at this time.

Jamb equally stated that no institution will be allowed to recommend or admit any candidate whose UTME score is below the following threshold: For University -Degree — 160; For Polytechnic-ND — 120;  For Colleges of Education-NCE — 100; NID — 100. in addition, no institution can graduate a candidate who has not been a full time student of that institution for at least 2 consecutive years and Affiliated institutions are to adopt the same minimum UTME scores as the mother institutions.

The board also urges aspirants to upload their O-level results to the portal by visiting their offices or Jamb accredited centres.

The uploading of O-level results is compulsory for all aspirants. The board also warns that any aspirants who fails to upload his or her O-level result to the portal, shall not be offer admission for this year 2020.

The West African Examination council (WAEC) has re-adjusted the date for the commencement of WASSCE ,the exams was bailed to commence on the 4th of August, 2020 to September 5th ,2020 . But due to the interruption of the Minister for Education (Adamu Adamu ) says Waec can't decide for us on when to commence the WASSCE exams, the Minister lay his speech and requested for the cancellation and postponement of the exam till further notice.
Not until the House of Reps in the Senate chamber interven by pleading and requesting the federal government not to cancel the WASSCE. The Federal Government has now approved September 5th,2020 for the commencement WASSCE exams.

Immediately after the WASSCE has been conducted, The National Examination Council NECO shall conduct theirs ,two weeks after WAEC ends. Then all other exams shall be conducted as soon as NECO ends.

Now that the jamb board has announced 21st of August for the commencement of Admission ; some Waec and neco candidates are very anxious, because they have not written their exams(WAEC & NECO). Well ! You don't have to panic, the Admission is a gradual process and the deadline for the Admission shall not exceed January next year 2021. Candidates are to place their hopes on God for everything to come to normalcy, For those using awaiting results, you can still apply for your school POST-UTME and also Upload your O-level results immediately as soon as Waec releases the WASSCE RESULTS for 2020.

Meanwhile, schools have started announcing Post-UTME screening exercise  So 2020 CHANGE OF INSTITUTION/COURSE And UPLOADING OF O'LEVEL RESULTS MADE EASY FOR EVERY STUDENT!!

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