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Concerning this, if you know you're 14/15 and you know you can't get up to 320. Please, don't register. Please, don't register.*
The sanction is 2years ban from taking Utme.
You can't claim to be exceptionally brilliant and you go dey score *179.* Omo Aristotle.
So please, don't prove anything. Learn a skill, enjoy your days at home. Register for Utme when you're up to the required age.
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*NECO releases 2024 SSCE external results*
The National Examinations Council (NECO) has released the 2024 Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) External results, with 57,114 candidates obtaining five credits and above, including English Language and Mathematics.
The Registrar of NECO, Prof. Dantani Wushishi, who disclosed this while announcing the release of the results in Minna on Friday, said there was a pass rate of 67.35 per cent.
Wushishi, who is also the Chief Executive Officer of NECO, said the examination was conducted from Nov. 14 to Dec. 14, 2024, with 86,067 candidates registering.
He noted that the release of the results was the culmination of the processes involved in the conduct of a successful examination, consisting of pre-examination, examination, and post-examination stages.
Wushishi said a total of 29 subjects were examined, with 83,220 candidates sitting for English Language and 83,024 candidates sitting for Mathematics.
He said the results showed that 62,929 candidates, representing 75.62 per cent, obtained credit and above in English Language, while 77,988 candidates, representing 93.93 per cent, obtained credit and above in Mathematics.
The registrar said a total of 70,711 candidates, representing 83.39 per cent, obtained five credits and above, irrespective of English language and mathematics.
Wushishi said that 6,160 candidates were, however, booked for various forms of malpractice, a reduction of 27.7 per cent compared to 2023.
According to him, seven supervisors-two each in Oyo and Ogun and one each in Lagos, Cross River and Ebony-were recommended for blacklisting for poor supervision, lateness as well as aiding and abetting during the examination.
He said that 14 centres—10 in Ogun and four in Oyo—were blacklisted for their involvement in whole centre malpractice in nine subjects.
The registrar also said that candidates could access their results on the NECO official website, www.neco.gov.ng, using their examination registration number.
Wushishi commended the federal government, the minister of education, and other stakeholders for their support and guidance.
He also announced the release of the 2025 Digitalised Staff Annual Posting Calendar, which could be accessed by members of staff through apcic.neco.gov.ng/myapc. (NAN)
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*Happy Valentine to everyone. It's time to show love to everyone. Not for your babe alone, show love to your mom, dad, siblings and your workers.*
*JAMB UPDATES TODAY*
✳️The number of registered UTME applicants hits 420,000
✳️JAMB Bans Six CBT Officials Over Exam Irregularities.
✳️JAMB issues stern warning to CBT centers on late night registrations.
✳️About 124,632 candidates have so far registered for the UTME mock while 331 candidates registered for trial testing for underage candidates.
✳️JAMB has a target to register two million candidates for this year’s UTME Examination.
✳️The JAMB registrar has commended the hardwork of CBT centers in doing a satisfactory job, and for maintaining high standards in the ongoing UTME registration.
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*The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board says candidates under the age of 16 can be considered for admission into tertiary institutions if they demonstrate that they are academically exceptional by scoring 80 per cent and above in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.*
*Given that the total score in the UTME is 400 marks, 80 represents a minimum score of 320.*
*This development follows the recent reversal of the mandatory 18-year admission age benchmark introduced by the former Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman.*
*The current education minister, Olatunji Alausa, reinstated the previous benchmark of 16 years, a move widely supported by stakeholders in the education sector.*
*Speaking during a recent meeting with key stakeholders—including Chief External Examiners, Chief Technical Advisors, and members of the Equal Opportunity Group—JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, stated that while the 16-year age requirement remains the standard, exceptional candidates under the age of 16 may be granted admission under strict conditions.*
*A transcript of the meeting, published in JAMB’s bulletin quoted quoted Oloyede as saying: “This is about complying with the law. Age plays a crucial role in maturity and academic development. Otherwise, we wouldn’t have age limits for leadership positions such as local government chairman. Biological age is linked to intellectual growth, and while rules exist, there must be room for exceptions.*
*“The Minister of Education has clearly stated that the minimum age for admission remains 16. However, we acknowledge that some gifted children exist. These individuals should not be overlooked. We must identify them and allow them to sit for the exams.”*
*Oloyede emphasised that exceptional students must demonstrate outstanding academic ability across multiple assessments, including the UTME, WASSCE, Post-UTME, and GCE O/Level.*
*“If a candidate under 16 scores 200 out of 400 in the UTME, can they truly be considered exceptional? However, if they achieve 80% (320/400), that signals exceptional ability and warrants consideration,” he added.*
*,He, however, expressed concerns over the role of private universities in admitting underage students, stating that many of these candidates struggle academically, with up to 80 per cenr eventually being transferred to other programmes due to poor performance.*
*Oloyede also condemned the manipulation of birth records by parents seeking early admission for their wards, only to later attempt to alter their ages for eligibility in the National Youth Service Corps programme.*
*Recently in Lagos, the JAMB Registrar disclosed that the exam body had introduced a mock UTME for underage candidates.*
*Oloyede explained that the mock UTME is not for the purpose of tertiary institution admission but for underage seeking to test their ability.*
*“We are starting the sale of forms on the 31st of January till 5th of March. There will be a mock exam on the 23rd of February and on the 8th of March there will be UTME,” the JAMB Registrar said.*
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*UPDATE*
The JAMB spokesman, Dr. Fabian, announced during this morning's JAMB SPACE on X that
- NO CHANGE OF DATA (e.g., name, age, gender, state of origin) WILL BE ALLOWED AFTER JAMB REGISTRATION.
- Ensure all data is CORRECT before registering for JAMB. Failure to do so may result in irreparable
consequences.
To correct your data,
1. Visit NIMC to pull out your wrong details.
2. Send *REQUERY NIN* to 55019/66019.
3. You will receive a message saying your updated data has been successfully pulled from NIMC
4. Proceed to any CBT Center and inform the registration officer that you've made corrections.
You will get a form to fill, and then you will pay
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