THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the release of results for the 2025 UTME resit examination, which was conducted for candidates affected by disruptions at some centres in the country.
This was disclosed in a statement released on Sunday and signed by the Public Communication Advisor of the board, Fabian Benjamin.
Following the resit examination, JAMB convened a meeting of its Chief External Examiners (CEEs) from across the country to deliberate on the outcome. During the session, several critical resolutions were made to address the irregularities and ensure fairness in the result release process.
A sub-committee led by Vice-Chancellor of the National Open University and CEE for the FCT, Olufemi Peters, was tasked with validating the results, while psychometrics expert Boniface Nworgu was invited to analyse and endorse them before public release.
According to the statement, JAMB also released the results of under-aged candidates whose performance fell below standard. However, the board reiterated that such candidates would not qualify for admission, in line with an earlier agreement they signed during registration.
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