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JAMB activates online platform for 2026 supplementary UTME exam schedule releases

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JAMB activates online platform for 2026 supplementary UTME exam schedule releases
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has commenced printing notification slips for candidates scheduled to take the 2026 Mop-Up Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, as announced by Joseph Erunke in Abuja.

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According to a statement by JAMB's Public Communication Advisor, Fabian Benjamin, candidates can now print their examination notification slips ahead of the June 13, 2026, mop-up examination.

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The notification slip contains crucial details such as examination centres, dates, time schedules, and other essential instructions required for the examination, as outlined by the Board.

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The mop-up examination is intended for candidates who were unable to participate in the main UTME due to technical issues or biometric verification challenges during the earlier exercise, JAMB explained.

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The examination aims to provide eligible candidates with a chance to participate in the admission process, according to the Board.

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Candidates scheduled for the examination have been advised to visit JAMB's portal to print their notification slips and obtain details of their examination arrangements.

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The Board encouraged candidates to print their slips early and familiarize themselves with their examination centres before the examination date to ensure smooth participation.

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The mop-up examination will be the final UTME exercise for the 2026 admission cycle, JAMB stated.

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The Board emphasized that the Mop-Up Examination represents the final opportunity for eligible candidates to sit the 2026 UTME, with no further examination to be conducted after this exercise.

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JAMB urged all affected candidates to make adequate preparations and take advantage of the opportunity provided to them.

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The Board reaffirmed its commitment to conducting a credible and transparent examination process while ensuring that eligible candidates have access to the admissions system.

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