How to Check the Results of 2022 Mock UTME in Simple Steps
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the results of the mock Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted on Saturday, April 9.
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Legit.ng reports that the release of the results was announced via JAMB's weekly bulletin released on Monday, April 11.
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The Board said candidates can visit its website to check their results.
2022 Mock UTME: How to check results
- Visit https://www.jamb.gov.ng
- Click on “2022 Mock Result Checking”
- Input your UTME Registration Number to access your results
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Legit.ng gathers that a total of 175,978 candidates indicated interested to sit the mock examination in 757 centres in 105 examination towns across the country.
The optional exercise was introduced by the Board to give candidates the opportunity to familarise themselves with the Computer-Based Testing (CBT) environment.
The examination board said the 2022 mock exercise was adjudged to be hugely successful. It, however, said it would not rest on its laurels as it will conduct real-time appraisal of all its accredited centres to ferret out those that showed some signs of failure with a view to ensuring that that they do not hamper the conduct of the main examination scheduled to start on Saturday, May 6.
2022 UTME: JAMB registers 1.8 million candidates, reveals huge revenue generated
Meanwhile, at the close of the registration for the 2022 UTME and Direct Entry (DE) programme on Saturday, March 26, JAMB said a total of 1,837,011 candidates were successfully captured in the exercise that took place nationwide between February 19 and March 26.
With N4,700 registration fees paid by the applicants, JAMB has successfully generated an estimated revenue of a total of N8.6 billion. Out of the lump sum, a total of 776 computer-based test centres that took part in the exercise will share an estimated amount of N1.3 billion at the rate of N700 per candidate registered by each of the centres.
JAMB also pledged support for the CBT centre owners over the sudden increase in the prices of diesel and the erratic power supply suffered nationwide recently.
Source: Legit.ng
