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In a crucial development for candidates preparing to take the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the availability of examination slips for printing and reprinting as of April 10th, 2024. These slips contain vital information such as the exam date, time, and venue, indispensable for candidates' preparedness.
To facilitate the process and ensure candidates have their slips in hand ahead of the exam, JAMB has outlined simple steps for printing or reprinting the examination slips:
1. Using the JAMB Exam Slip Printing Portal:
- Navigate to the [JAMB Exam Slip Printing Portal] using any web browser.
- Input your JAMB Registration Number, email address, or phone number used during registration.
- Click the "Print Examination Slip" button upon entering your details.
- Review the displayed slip carefully for accuracy.
- Opt to print the slip using your connected printer or save it as a PDF document for future reference.
2. Printing through the JAMB Profile Portal (JAMB eFacility):
- Access the JAMB eFacility portal via your preferred web browser.
- Log in using your registered email address and password associated with your JAMB profile.
- Navigate through the portal's options until you locate "Print Main 2024 UTME Exam Slip."
- Click on the option to print your slip.
- Review the displayed slip thoroughly before choosing to print or save it as a PDF.
It's crucial for candidates to note that there is no limit to the number of times they can reprint their slips, and the process incurs no charges. However, candidates are strongly advised to secure a printed copy of their slip well in advance of their exam date to preempt any last-minute inconveniences.
As the exam date draws nearer, candidates are urged to stay informed and diligently follow these straightforward steps to ensure a smooth and successful examination experience. Failure to obtain and present a printed copy of the exam slip on the day of the examination may lead to complications and hinder participation. Therefore, prompt action is strongly encouraged to avoid any setbacks.