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JUST IN: JAMB releases results of rescheduled 2025 UTME exams
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Sunday released the results of the rescheduled 2025 UTME examination recently conducted in some parts of the country.
The resit examination was conducted for candidates of centres impacted by technical glitches, that affected the original examination.
The development was contained in a statement released on Sunday morning by JAMB Public Communication Advisor, Fabian Benjamin.
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According to the released results, 336,845 candidates were rescheduled for the examination, with 21,082 absent. No reason was given for the high absence of the candidates in the rescheduled examination.
Benjamin said, “Of the 336,845 who were eventually scheduled after isolated good sessions of the affected centres were excluded and their previously unverified candidates were added, 21,082 were absent.”
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