16 October 2026 6:24 am WAT
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has intensified efforts to minimise operational challenges at Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres and improve candidates’ examination experience nationwide.
The board disclosed this following an engagement involving its Registrar, Professor Segun Aina, CBT centre operators, zonal directors and state coordinators to strengthen cooperation and improve examination administration.
The discussions focused on ensuring that examination centres are adequately prepared and that uniform operational standards are maintained throughout the examination process.
JAMB emphasised that effective collaboration among the stakeholders was necessary to address potential difficulties that could disrupt examinations or affect candidates.
The board also stressed the importance of ensuring that candidates receive efficient services and a smooth examination experience at centres across the country.
According to JAMB, all stakeholders must work together to ensure examinations are conducted efficiently and candidates receive the standard of service expected of the board.
The engagement forms part of the board’s broader efforts to strengthen examination administration, improve coordination among CBT centres and enhance the experience of candidates nationwide.
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