Latest JAMB 2025 News Today – 14 April 2025: Mock UTME Results Released, Policy Meeting on Admission Cut-Offs

JAMB 2025 news. JAMB has officially released the results of the 2025 Mock UTME, which took place on Thursday, 10 April 2025. According to a press statement issued by the board’s spokesperson, Dr. Fabian Benjamin, on Sunday, 13 April 2025, the mock test aimed to:

• Help candidates get familiar with the CBT (Computer-Based Test) environment
• Test new technologies and software ahead of the main examination

How to Check 2025 JAMB Mock UTME Results

1. Via SMS (Offline Method)

Send “MOCKRESULT” via SMS to 55019 or 66019
Use the same phone number used for JAMB registration

2. Online via JAMB Portal

• Visit: https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/CheckUTMEMockResults
• Enter your JAMB Registration Number or registered email
• Click on “Check Mock Results”
• View, print, or save your result

Key Statistics from the 2025 Mock UTME

Note: JAMB acknowledged technical glitches during the test due to new exam enhancements. The board has apologized and promised a smoother experience for the main UTME.

JAMB Holds 2025 Admission Policy Meeting Today in Abuja

JAMB is hosting its Annual Policy Meeting on Admissions today, 14 April 2025, with vice-chancellors, rectors, provosts, and other tertiary education heads in attendance. The focus? Setting the minimum cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic session.

What to Expect from the Meeting:

• 2024 Cut-off Benchmarks:
  • Universities: 140
  • Polytechnics/Colleges of Education: 100
• While these may remain unchanged, official 2025 cut-off marks will be finalized by the end of the meeting.
• Other issues to be discussed:
  • Direct Entry admission guidelines
  • Admission timelines
  • Use of central admission systems (CAPS)

Institutions will still be allowed to set their own higher cut-offs, depending on competitiveness and program demand.

Important Reminders for 2025 UTME Candidates

• The mock exam is optional and does not influence UTME or admission scores.
• Candidates who missed the mock exam can still write the main UTME.
• Do not bring prohibited items (phones, watches, calculators) to exam centers.
• Reprint your UTME slip as soon as the portal is enabled to check your exam date, time, and venue.

What You Should Do Next

• Check the JAMB portal regularly: www.jamb.gov.ng
• Revise with past questions, syllabus, and CBT practice software
• Focus on recommended texts like The Lekki Headmaster
• Start early! Avoid last-minute cramming

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Is the JAMB mock result used for admission?
A: No. It’s purely for practice and does not affect your UTME or admission status.

Q2: How can I check my mock result?
A: Send MOCKRESULT to 55019 or 66019, or visit the official mock result portal.

Q3: I missed the mock exam. Can I still write the UTME?
A: Yes. The mock is optional and not a prerequisite.

Q4: When is the main UTME starting?
A: The exact date and time will be on your exam slip. Reprint as soon as it’s available.

Q5: What happens during the JAMB policy meeting?
A: The board and school heads set admission cut-off marks, define timelines, and release admission policies for the academic year.

Conclusion

As of 14 April 2025, over 115,000 candidates have accessed their 2025 Mock UTME results, and the JAMB Policy Meeting is set to determine the admission guidelines for the new academic year. Candidates are advised to stay alert, follow official communication, and prepare diligently for the main UTME.