- The JAMB results for the 2023 UTME can now be viewed via SMS, an official has said
- Fabian Benjamin, the spokesperson of the examination board, made this known in a statement on Tuesday, adding that 1,595,779 candidates sat for the examination
- Benjamin then directed the candidates to send UTMERESULT to 55019 or 66019 with the phone number they used to register for the examination
FCT, Abuja – The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the release of the 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), which was conducted last Tuesday and Monday.
The examination board, in a statement on Tuesday, May 2, disclosed that no less than 1,595,779 candidates were registered for the examination in 708 Computer-Based Test (CBT) Centres in approximately 105 examination towns across the country, The Nation reported.
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How to check your 2023 JAMB/UTME Results via SMS
According to JAMB, to check the 2023 UTME results, candidates will have to send an SMS with the phone number they used to register, and they will see their results via SMS for now.
Below is the step-by-step guide on how to check your JAMB 2023 results via SMS
Your Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 2023 results can be checked by sending UTMERESULT to 55019 or 66019 on the phone number you used to register for the examination during the registration process.
Shortcodes to check JAMB results via SMS
After sending the UTMERESULT to the shortcodes provided above, you will get your results via SMS.
For now, this is the only process you can access your JAMB results.
This was disclosed by Fabian Benjamin, the spokesperson of the examination board, in a statement on Tuesday evening, May 2.
“JAMB cannot determine institutions’ calendars”: Oloyede on admission status
Legit.ng earlier reported that Professor Ishaq Oloyede, the JAMB registrar, has disclosed that no admission has been deferred on cancelled by the examination board.
The JAMB boss was reacting to speculations on the admission status of the newly admitted students before ASUU went on its 8 months strike.
Oloyede, however, said the examination board did not have the power to regulate or determine the academic calendars of the institutions.
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