JAMB opens 2026 mop-up UTME, says no further exam will be conducted

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Nigeria

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JAMB opens 2026 mop-up UTME, says no further exam will be conducted

JAMB has opened the portal for candidates to print their examination notification slips for the 2026 mop-up UTME. The board also stated that no further exam will be conducted after this mop-up. This decision aims to finalize the admission process for the current year.

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