The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, Following the
decisions reached in the policy meeting held today has mandated institutions to
conclude all admission processes on or before October 31st, 2015.
It was also decided that the 2015/2016 admission would be 60:40 ration in favour of science courses to Art courses and ration 70:30 for courses in Technology and non-technology courses respectively.
This simply implies that science candidates stand a better chance of getting admitted this year than their arts counterparts.
It was also decided that the 2015/2016 admission would be 60:40 ration in favour of science courses to Art courses and ration 70:30 for courses in Technology and non-technology courses respectively.
This simply implies that science candidates stand a better chance of getting admitted this year than their arts counterparts.
Similarly, candidates who chose technology related courses will stand a better chance of getting admitted than their counterparts going for non-technology courses.
Jamb
Also Warns Institutions Against Admitting IJMB Holders Into 100L &
Regularization Of Admission
Joint Admission and Matriculation Board and other stake
holders, all institutions have been warned against regularization of admission.
According to the JAMB boss, this is to ensure that our institutions complete their admissions within the period of admissions exercise”.
He also frowned at situations where by institutions admit Interim Joint Admission Board (IJMB) candidates into 100 level instead of 200 level.
He stated that henceforth all institutions should admit such candidates into 200 level and not 100 level.
According to the JAMB boss, this is to ensure that our institutions complete their admissions within the period of admissions exercise”.
He also frowned at situations where by institutions admit Interim Joint Admission Board (IJMB) candidates into 100 level instead of 200 level.
He stated that henceforth all institutions should admit such candidates into 200 level and not 100 level.
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