2023 UTME: JAMB pays N1.5b to CBT centres

 

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2023 UTME: JAMB pays N1.5b to CBT centres

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)  says  it will continue to ensure  that   all   applicants   have   full  access to higher education  by   offering  a level playing field.  The  review   board   made   this   commitment  on Thursday  and   also   announced   that  it  had  paid a total  of  N1,447,841,600  (N1,478,416,000) to owners of non-JAMB  computer-based   exams.  (CBT)  has   land-wide   installations   of  services  provided  during the 2023 Unified  Higher   Entrance   Examinations  (UTME).  

The board also said it  will  continue to  use   cutting-edge   technology  not only to  conduct  quality assessments but also to protect the integrity of its  audits.  

 Fabian Benjamin,  JAMB's   head   of   public   affairs   and   protocols,   said  in a statement,  adding  that most of the  centers  used for  testing  are not owned by JAMB, noting that some ICT  institutions   are   affiliated   with   universities.   bottom.  “The  board  is proud  that all  center  owners who  achieved   high   standards   in  the  audit   just   completed   were   duly   recognized   and   rewarded  for  their   achievements.   "As  a responsive  organization,  the Board will continue to  strive   to  ensure that  all   candidates   have   full  access to higher education  by   creating  a level playing field for  all   candidates,"  Benjamin said.  .