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JAMB fixes computer based test for 2014 UTME for May 17 to 31
14/05/2014 13:40
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board on Wednesday fixed May 17 to 31 for the conduct of 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination through Computer Based Test.
This is contained in a statement by the Head of Public Relations of the board, Mr Fabian Gabriel.
The CBT will take place in more than 163 centres in Nigeria and abroad, saying the date would not change.
It said, "More than 616,000 candidates are expected to sit for the examination with over 250 prisoners in Kaduna and Ikoyi prisons.
"The CBT remains the best mode as it provides better platform for the candidates to articulate their educational pursuit.
"It eliminates result black-out or incomplete results and eliminates examination malpractice and enhances prompt release of scores two hours after the examination, among other benefits too numerous to mention."
"The board was determined to fully implement the CBT in 2015 UTME, owing to success recorded in 2013 and the quests to sanitise the education sector.
The statement said that CBT was introduced in 2012 while the maiden edition was conducted in the 2013 UTME alongside the conventional Paper Pencil Test and Dual Based Test.
The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, added that the decision to go full swing with CBT in 2015 will not be changed.
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