JAMB Direct Entry Form: 2022/2023 DE Price, Date & Registration Guide; www.jamb.gov.ng

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially announced that Direct Entry registration form for 2022/2023 session which was slated to begin on the 12 February, 2022 and end on the 19th of March 2022 has been postponed. This information was passed by the examination board through her official twitter handle on the 9th of February.Below is the tweet from JAMB:

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The registration will now commence on the 19th February , 2022, to Saturday, 26th March, 2022.According to JAMB, the one-week postponement is to allow for more fine-tuning of the upgraded and more user-friendly procedures for candidates’ registration.

While waiting for the registration to start, candidates are encouraged to continue reading their books and ask relevant questions about the registration only from a certified exam center. Remember that JAMB is going to start UsingNational Identity Number (NIN)for registration of candidates in the incoming examination. So if you’ve not gotten yours, it is important to apply for it at the nearest NIN center closest to you.

Yes! JAMB Direct entry form for 2022/2023 is Officially out. Candidates who wishes to apply for the form can quickly go to any of the accredited JAMB Cbt centers for registration.

How much is JAMB Direct entry form?

The price for JAMB 2022 direct entry form is three thousand five Hundred only (N3,500). This money must be paid directly to the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) online, either through Remita or directly through bank.

Advice to Applicants of the 2022/2023 JAMB Direct Entry

After doing several research about how an applicant can gain admission after purchasing JAMB direct entry form, i was able to find some helpful tips.

Firstly, it is important to know that the school you choose as your choice of institution goes a long way to determine whether or not you are going to gain admission.Take for example, if your CGPA is very low, you shouldn’t be considering schools like UNILAG, UNN, UI etc. The reason is because these universities are very strict when admitting DE students. To corroborate this, below is a confession made by an applicant of FUNAAB in 2016.

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