The Rescheduling of the 2024 UTME Would Gulp N100 Million Expense - JAMB Registrar

The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has highlighted the financial implications of rescheduling examinations, citing an estimated cost of N100 million. This decision stems from the need to deploy a full complement of examination officials, regardless of the number of centers involved in the rescheduled examinations.

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With a total of 24,535 candidates set to sit for the rescheduled examination across 18 centers located in Akwa Ibom, Delta, Edo, and Kwara States, the logistical requirements are substantial. Despite the challenges posed by rescheduling, JAMB remains committed to ensuring the integrity and fairness of the examination process.

The Registrar's disclosure revealed the significant financial burden associated with the rescheduling of examinations. However, JAMB prioritizes the needs of candidates and endeavors to provide them with a conducive and equitable testing environment.

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As preparations for the rescheduled examinations continue, JAMB emphasizes the importance of transparency, professionalism, and adherence to established protocols by all stakeholders involved in the conduct of the examinations.