Prisoners, Deaf, Blind & Foreign Students Exempted from Post-UTME – JAMB Registrar

Filed in Exam, Jamb News by on June 29, 2018

Prisoners, Deaf, Blind & Foreign Students Exempted from Post-UTME – JAMB Registrar.

The Joint Admission Matriculation Board, JAMB Registrar Professor Ishaq Oloyede Exempts Prisoners, Deaf, Blind and Foreign Students from any Post-UTME Exercise by any Tertiary Institution.

This information was disclosed during the 2018 JAMB Policy meeting held in Gbogan, Osun state where the exemption of this category of candidates was approved.

Oloyede said the exemption of the aforementioned category of candidates would be treated by the institutions under affirmative and inclusive actions for their accommodation.

He said: “The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has put in place a mechanism that would prevent any candidate from taking undue advantage of this exemption. For instance, only candidates, who are either foreigners, or Nigerians, who are confirmed residents in foreign countries, and are products of foreign school system can enjoy this privilege in the interest of internationalisation of the nation’s tertiary institutions.

“A Nigerian with less than six months stay in a foreign country is disallowed from taking his/her UTME in any foreign country.”

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