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How can you do JAMB 2019 registration via SMS?

You might know that JAMB registration 2019 is already started, but have you heard that you can use simple SMS for registration? This update arose much interest of candidates. So, here we have for you all the details of this new feature.

JAMB registration 2019

How can you start JAMB 2019 registration with the help of SMS?

Joint Admission and Matriculation Board started the sale of registration forms for UTME 2019. This year the representatives of JAMB posted at the official page in Twitter several guides for candidates who want to start the registration process with the help of SMS. See also: JAMB offered admission to 200,000 candidates

According to the messages from @JAMBHQ:

  • Every candidate should visit the CBT center only after he or she created the profile;
  • To create a candidate’s profile send his or her surname, first-name, and middle-name in the form of SMS to the number 55019;
SMS to JAMB

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  • After sending that SMS, the candidate will receive ten digit profile code at the same telephone number;
  • With the help of this code, the candidate will be able to purchase the application document at the point of purchase in Banks, MFBs, MMOs, USSD Partners, etc;
  • Pay attention that the candidate will receive e-pin also via SMS;
  • Every candidate should present his or her e-pin at CBT center during JAMB registration.

Visit this page http://bit.ly/2SOkDiV to see the whole list of JAMB registration centers in this year. See also: How to check my JAMB result with registration number

JAMB registration center

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JAMB 2019 registration procedure should be much easier because of this SMS method of receiving profile code. The method is available for everyone, it even doesn't require any internet connection. These are the known information about JAMB registration 2019 via SMS, the registration is already on so, do not waste time!

READ ALSO: How to print original JAMB result slip

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