The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Sunday, said there will be no extension of registration after Today, February 17 deadline.
Jamb Head of Media and Information, Fabian Benjamin, who spoke with NAN also disclosed that nearly 2 million prospective candidates have registered for the 2020 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the highest ever.
“There will be no extension for the registration of candidates for both the UTME and the Direct Entry (DE) as being speculated in some quarters.”
“Registration for this year’s examination ends by 12 midnight of Feb. 17, and that will be it for this year.
“The board is pleased with the way the exercise has gone so far and with this, we have registered over 1.9 million candidates.
“This figure is the highest that the board has ever recorded in the history of its examination.
“We are happy that we keep improving every day in a bid to ensure effective management of our operations,” he stated.
The spokesman added that a total of 669 out of the 747 centres across the country will be used for the conduct of the computer-based test (CBT).