JAMB registration fee and closing date in 2025: All you need to know
If you are planning to take the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), staying updated on the JAMB registration fee and closing date in 2025 is essential. These details help candidates prepare early and avoid last-minute setbacks. Candidates are required to pay as low as ₦3,500 for the e-PIN.
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Key takeaways
- The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) sets a strict registration timeline each year.
- Candidates can pay the registration fee through accredited banks, online platforms, or JAMB-authorised outlets.
- The closing date for JAMB registration in 2025 will be published on the JAMB portal and in official news outlets.
- To avoid fraud, JAMB only allows registration at its officially accredited Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres.
JAMB registration fee and closing date in 2025
The JAMB registration fee and closing date for 2025 have been officially released. Registration started on February 3, 2025, and ended on March 8, 2025, while the e-PIN sales final date is on March 5, 2025. Candidates were advised to register early to avoid last-minute issues.
| Category | Period/Duration |
| UTME reg start date | February 3, 2025 |
| UTME reg closing date | March 8, 2025 |
| UTME e-PIN sales | February 3, 2025 |
| UTME e-PIN sales | March 5, 2025 |
What is JAMB registration?
Candidates possessing Advanced Level (A-Level) certificates, National Diploma (ND), National Certificate in Education (NCE), or similar qualifications can apply for direct entry admission into universities and other higher institutions through the JAMB registration process, which is an online process.
How to use the JAMB registration portal
Anyone interested in taking the UTME can do so through the official JAMB registration page. Creating a profile, buying an e-PIN, and checking your application status are all handled by the site.
- Candidates must fulfil the following criteria to be eligible for JAMB registration:
- Have the equivalent of an A-Level, ND, NCE, or a certificate from another recognised educational program.
- Reach the benchmarks set by their selected school and major.
- Submit your registration by the due date.
Below is a step-by-step guide on registering for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Direct Entry (DE).
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- Go to the JAMB website and create a profile if you haven't already.
- Visit JAMB or a recognised centre to get a Direct Entry (DE) form.
- Make sure all of the information you provide on the online application is accurate and full.
- You can attach your A-Level, ND, NCE, or any other pertinent certifications here.
- Either visit an authorised centre or pay the registration money online.
- Please print off your registration sheet and submit your application.
JAMB admission letter for 2025
The JAMB admission letter is an official document issued to candidates who have been granted provisional admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions via the CAPS platform. It includes essential details such as your name, institution, course of study, and duration of the program.
How to Print the Admission Letter
- Make your way to efacility.jamb.gov.ng, the JAMB e-Facility homepage.
- Use your email and password to log in (or sign up for an account if you don't already have one).
- On your dashboard, find "Print Admission Letter."
- Submit the ₦1,000 charge through Remita or any other authorised payment method.
- After entering your JAMB registration number, choose the exam year (2025).
- Feel free to download or print off the letter as many times as you need.
How to check your JAMB registration status
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To check your JAMB DE registration status, follow these easy steps:
- Visit the official JAMB website.
- Log in to your account with your email and password.
- On the homepage, select the "Check Registration Status" option.
- Input your JAMB registration number in the designated field.
- Click the "Check Status" button to continue.
- Your registration status will then appear on the screen.
How much is JAMB registration for 2025 in Nigeria?
The JAMB registration and fee for Direct Entry (DE) includes a current charge of ₦3,500, which covers the DE form and registration cost. Additionally, you may be required to pay a fee for a JAMB-approved syllabus or study guide, but this is optional and depends on the package you choose during registration.
Is the JAMB portal open for 2025 in Nigeria?
At this time, you are unable to register for the 2025/2026 JAMB examination. Earlier this year, registration was available and lasted for around four months until April.
When is JAMB registration ending?
April 25th, 2024, was the deadline for JAMB registration. Verifying that registration has been fulfilled and that all submitted information is correct is of the utmost importance.
Who is eligible for JAMB registration?
Anyone who meets the prerequisites for their intended school and major can apply for JAMB registration, regardless of whether they have an A-Level, ND, NCE, or any other comparable qualification for the institution and courses.
What is the maximum age for JAMB in 2025?
In order to participate in the UTME and be admitted to a university, candidates must have reached the age of sixteen by August 31, 2025. Anyone who meets all of the other academic requirements can register for and write the JAMB exam, regardless of age.
Keeping track of the JAMB registration fee and closing date in 2025 is crucial for every prospective candidate. Make sure you complete all required steps before the deadline to secure your spot for the UTME.
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