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*EDUCATION MINISTER CLEARS THE AIR ON JAMB CUT-OFF MARK*
_The Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, has clarified that the Minimum Tolerable UTME Score approved during the JAMB Policy Meeting is not the same as an institution’s actual cut-off mark._
_He explained that the minimum tolerable score simply means institutions are not allowed to admit candidates below that benchmark._
_However, schools can still fix their own cut-off marks higher depending on competition, course requirements, and available admission slots._
_For example, if the approved minimum benchmark is 150, it does not mean every institution must admit candidates with 150. Institutions can decide to use 180, 200, or even higher scores for certain courses._
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*JAMB Policy Meeting Update*
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has announced a new admission policy:
Candidates now have *2 weeks to accept their admission offer.*
Failure to accept the admission within this period means *the offer will automatically be withdrawn.*
*🛑 IMPORTANT JAMB UPDATE 🛑*
*JAMB Admission Minimum Scores for 2026 UTME 🎓*
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has approved the following minimum admissible scores:
• *Universities — 150*
• *Colleges of Nursing — 150*
• *Polytechnics & Monotechnics — 100*
Candidates who meet these scores can apply for admission based on each institution’s specific requirements.
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*🚨 JUST IN:*
*FG DISCONTINUES HND TO BSC CONVERSION PROGRAMME NATIONWIDE*
The Federal Government, through the National Universities Commission, has officially discontinued the HND to BSc Conversion Programme across Nigeria.According to the announcement, the decision was made in line with the regulations and directives of t...
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*Read the full story here:*
https://dailyed.com.ng/news-details.php?slug=fg-discontinues-hnd-to-bsc-conversion-programme-nationwide
*Author:* PROSPER
_Stay updated with DailyEd!_
*🔔 NEW UPDATE:*
*CANDIDATES SEEKING ADMISSIONS INTO EDUCATION PROGRAMS AND AGRICULTURE NON-ENGINEERING COURSES ARE NOW EXEMPTED FROM UTME.*
Candidates seeking admission into Education programmes and Agriculture related non Engineering courses are now exempted from the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), according to recent updates from the Joint Admissions and Matriculatio...
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*Read the full story here:*
https://dailyed.com.ng/news-details.php?slug=candidates-seeking-admissions-into-education-programs-and-agriculture-non-engineering-courses-are-now-exempted-from-utme-
*Author:* PROSPER
_Stay updated with DailyEd!_
*Continue watching the live video with the above 👆 link NTA, because TVC don dey mad.*
https://www.youtube.com/live/aM6UhmzL8Rg?si=bnFxvMYV2lBjNNzR
Continue watching from here
https://www.youtube.com/live/ypiA0kEASvY?si=K-Tny9EjDO4HhqmA
*Watch the jamb policy meeting here.*
*JAMB extends DE registration deadline*
Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has again extended the registration deadline for the 2026 Direct Entry (DE) application exercise.
According to the latest update from the Board, the registration process will now continue until May 22, 2026, providing prospective Direct Entry candidates additional time to complete their applications.
The extension is expected to accommodate applicants who are yet to finalise their registration due to delays in obtaining required credentials and other supporting documents.
JAMB had earlier extended the registration deadline to May 8, 2026, and also approved additional accredited registration centres across the country to ease the process for candidates.
The latest extension further underscores the Board’s effort to ensure that all qualified applicants are properly captured in the 2026 admission exercise.
Candidates seeking admission through Direct Entry have been advised to take advantage of the extension and avoid waiting until the final days before completing their registration.
Meanwhile, the Board is expected to intensify preparations for the 2026 admission process ahead of the admission policy meeting scheduled for May 11, 2026.
The Direct Entry programme is designed for candidates with advanced qualifications such as National Diploma (ND), Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE), Higher National Diploma (HND), IJMB, JUPEB, and bachelor’s degrees seeking admission into Nigerian universities beyond the 100-level entry point.
*JAMB extends DE registration deadline*
Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has again extended the registration deadline for the 2026 Direct Entry (DE) application exercise.
According to the latest update from the Board, the registration process will now continue until May 22, 2026, providing prospective Direct Entry candidates additional time to complete their applications.
The extension is expected to accommodate applicants who are yet to finalise their registration due to delays in obtaining required credentials and other supporting documents.
JAMB had earlier extended the registration deadline to May 8, 2026, and also approved additional accredited registration centres across the country to ease the process for candidates.
The latest extension further underscores the Board’s effort to ensure that all qualified applicants are properly captured in the 2026 admission exercise.
Candidates seeking admission through Direct Entry have been advised to take advantage of the extension and avoid waiting until the final days before completing their registration.
Meanwhile, the Board is expected to intensify preparations for the 2026 admission process ahead of the admission meeting scheduled for .
The Direct Entry programme is designed for candidates with advanced qualifications such as National Diploma (ND), Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE), Higher National Diploma (HND), IJMB, JUPEB, and bachelor’s degrees seeking admission into Nigerian universities beyond the 100-level entry point.
