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2026 UTME: JAMB releases registration guidelines, deadlines

by Honesty Victor
December 7, 2025
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released guidelines for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) registration process.

In a statement made via the official JAMB X handle on Sunday, JAMB also released a list of common challenges candidates may encounter.

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The examination body said it aims to assist prospective candidates in preparing for the upcoming registration.

JAMB said: “Candidates should ensure their personal details, including National Identification Number (NIN), email, and A-Level results, are accurate before generating a profile code.”

They are urged to send their 11-digit NIN to 55019 or 66019 (e.g., NIN 00000011111 to 55019/66019).

Once a profile code is generated, it cannot be changed, and biodata is automatically retrieved from NIMC.

It noted that candidates should then proceed to the nearest JAMB office or any approved CBT Centre to begin registration, adding that E-PINs must be purchased only from authorised channels, such as banks, online platforms, or vendors at the registration centres.

The Board said candidates should ensure that the correct registration template is provided and all details are accurate before final submission at the centre.

JAMB emphasised the importance of accurate data, warning that mismatched information could lead to complications.

It said candidates should make all necessary corrections with NIMC early and confirm that the changes have been reflected on their portal before registration (e.g., Name, Date of Birth, Gender, State of Origin).

GSM numbers and email addresses are unique identifiers; they cannot be changed or shared and must be functional before registration, JAMB noted

It said. candidates who encounter biometric issues during registration should visit the nearest JAMB office. No CBT centre should register a candidate forcefully.

According fit JAMB, ensure a dual screen is used during registration and confirm that your passport photograph and biometrics are captured correctly.

The board also highlighted frequent issues during profile code generation:

“Error 550/66019: Indicates an incorrectly formatted request; candidates should use the correct command (e.g., NIN 00000011111 to 55019/66019).

“Number Already Registered: Suggests the phone number is linked to another profile; candidates should retrieve the SIM card or use a new number.

“Unable to Verify NIN: Candidates are advised to wait and retry later,” JAMB said.

The JAMB 2026 UTME form will be on sale from Friday, January 31st, 2026, until Saturday, March 8th, 2026.

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