Here at EKO HOT BLOG, you can access the JAMB Brochure & Syllabus: Download or View Online Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Interactive e-Brochure and e-Syllabus System (JAMB IBASS) for Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME and Direct Entry (DE) Students [2022/2023] Visit https://jamb.gov.ng/ibass.aspx for your e-brochure & e-syllabus]
The Joint Admission Matriculation Board, JAMB has created an Interactive Brochure and Syllabus System (JAMB IBASS) for all UTME and Direct Entry applicants.
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All Prospective UTME and DE applicants are advised to get acquainted with the JAMB Brochure and Syllables online before purchasing the UTME and Direct Entry JAMB Registration Forms.
The Interactive Brochure and Syllabus System (JAMB IBASS) provides candidates with the various admission requirements needed from them from their prospective tertiary institutions.
All Candidates can access the JAMB Interactive Brochure and Syllabus System (JAMB IBASS) online via the link>>>https://jamb.gov.ng/ibass.
Follow the Respective Links below to Download the JAMB Brochure and Syllabus for Specific Subjects in PDF.
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board was established by an Act of 1978, subsequently amended in 1989 and 1993. By the virtue of the Act, the Board is empowered to be responsible for them:
i) general control over the conduct of matriculation examinations into all Universities, Monotechnics, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education;
ii) appointment of examiners, moderators, invigilators, members of the subject panels and committees and other persons with respect to matriculation examinations;
iii) placement of suitably qualified candidates in the tertiary institutions in collaboration with those institutions.
In furtherance of these functions, the Board conducts a matriculation examination for candidates seeking admissions to tertiary institutions within the country. This examination is known as the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Those eligible to sit the UTME are holders of the following qualifications or their equivalents:
i) the West African School Certificate (WASC)
ii) the Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE)
iii) the National Technical Certificate or the National Business Certificate (NTC/NBC)
iv) Teachers’ Grade II Certificate
Candidates who have sat or are scheduled to sit for examinations in any of these qualifications in the year of application may also sit for the UTME
The UTME is conducted once a year in the computer based test mode. The test is a three-hour multiple-choice in four subjects, with a compulsory paper – the Use of English and three other subjects of a candidate’s choice. Prospective candidates are advised to seek the advice of their teachers, parents/guardians or career counselors in their choice of elective subjects for the UTME.
Candidates are advised to visit the JAMB practice test window on its website to familiarize themselves with features of the computer-based test at no extra cost.
Prospective candidates for the UTME are to note that for them to secure admissions into tertiary education programme, they have to:
In addition to the general entry requirements specified above, candidates must meet any other specific entry. Candidates are therefore advised to consult the appropriate sections of the UTME/DE brochure for information about the specific entry requirements for different programmes. It is also important to note that admissions are subject to general guidelines enunciated from time to time by the proprietors of higher educational institutions. Such guidelines may set out admissions quotas or implementation principles which the Board and the institutions are expected to uphold.
Increasingly, candidates, examination officials and other persons are yielding to the temptation to cheat in examinations.
Cheating (or aiding or abetting cheating) in examinations is a criminal act punishable by law. The Examination, Malpractices Decree 1999 provides penalties for persons convicted of examination malpractice.
The punishment provided includes imprisonment for 3-5 years or a fine of N50,000 or more, or both prison sentence and fine.
By provision of the decree, the following are considered criminal acts: Cheating, use of electronic device, impersonation, collusion with others with the intent to cheat or secure unfair advantage for self or for another, disturbance at examinations, misconduct in the course of an examination, failure to obey lawful orders of supervisors, proctors or agents of the examination body, forgery of result notification, breach of duty, conspiracy, aiding, multiple application, etc.
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