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According to the latest reports, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board representatives are sure about the success of registration of candidates for UTME in this year. Fabian Benjamin, who is a JAMB spokesman already said that the process of registration has commenced nationwide. See also: How to check JAMB score online

Registration of candidates for this year’s examination has commenced in earnest in all accredited Computer Based Test centers nationwide. — Fabian Benjamin.

He also said that there is massive turnout of candidates at registration centers around the country. JAMB 2019 registration started on January 10th, 2019 and the registration deadline is February 21st, 2019. Every candidate should fill JAMB 2019 form in order to pass the registration successfully.

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We are anticipating a smooth exercise from the start to the finish, as we have put all the necessary things in place to achieve that. — Fabian Benjamin.

He also mentioned the possibility of some technical issues in any centers. But the technical experts are ready for any tasks. The representatives of media also noted the big number of candidates. It was reported that there appeared some technical hitches at several centers. See also: Best JAMB result in Nigeria

I am sure that JAMB has done its homework well before embarking on this and so I am hopeful that the whole process concerning this examination will be a huge success. — These were the words of Samuel Okon-Akpan, one of the prospective candidates.
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The representatives of JAMB also claimed that they are not only ready for registration of candidates but also for the examination.

In this year we see that WAEC International Office has much more developed technical equipment, there is also a new registration center in Benin, Edo. Technical experts are ready to deal with any issues, so the whole process should be successful.

READ ALSO: New JAMB admission guidelines

Source: Registration of 2019 UTME candidates will be smooth —JAMB

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