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he Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has opened examination slip printing for candidates registered for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

With the exam set to begin on 16 April 2026, early printing is essential. EducationNGR gathered that the slip contains key details such as the exam date, time, and venue—information candidates must confirm before the examination day.

Why The JAMB Exam Slip Matters

The UTME examination slip is a compulsory document for every candidate. It provides:

• Exam date
• Exam time
• Exam centre address

These details help candidates plan properly and avoid last-minute confusion.

Without the slip, candidates will not be allowed into the exam hall. Missing the exam also means losing the opportunity entirely.

How Candidates Can Print The 2026 UTME Slip On A Phone

Candidates can access and print their slips using either the JAMB slip printing page or their personal JAMB portal.

Steps To Print The 2026 UTME Slip

• Visit the official JAMB examination slip printing page @https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/main-examination
• Enter your registration number, phone number, or email address
• Click on “Print Examination Slip”
• View and print your slip

Another Way To Print Through The JAMB Portal

• Go to the JAMB eFacility portal
• Log in using your registered email and password
• Click on “Print UTME main examination slip”
• Download and print the slip

Rules Candidates Should Note

Candidates are advised to follow these guidelines strictly:

• Do not take phones, wristwatches, or banned items into the exam hall
• Bring a printed copy of your examination slip
• Biometric verification (thumbprint) is required for entry
• Candidates who miss the exam will not get another chance
• Subject combinations cannot be changed at the exam centre
• Visit your exam centre ahead of time to avoid confusion on the exam day

How Candidates Can Prepare For The 2026 JAMB UTME

Printing the slip is only one step; proper preparation remains important. Candidates should:

• Create a reading timetable
• Study using the official JAMB syllabus
• Practise with past questions
• Read recommended textbooks
• Use CBT software to simulate the exam environment
• Follow verified JAMB updates for new information

JAMB Warns Candidates About Score Inflation Claims

JAMB has cautioned candidates against fraudsters, especially on messaging platforms, who claim they can upgrade scores.

The board described such claims as false and criminal, warning that any candidate involved risks:

• Cancellation of registration
• Withholding of results

What Candidates Should Do Now

Candidates are advised to print their slips early, confirm all exam details, and prepare thoroughly for 16 April 2026.

That single document carries all the necessary information for the exam day, and delaying its printing could lead to avoidable issues.

Summary Table Of Key Details

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has opened the portal for the printing of 2026 Mock UTME slips from Monday, 23 March 2026. Candidates who registered for the mock examination can now access and print their slips to confirm their exam venue and time ahead of the test scheduled for Saturday, 28 March 2026.

The mock examination is designed to test the Computer-Based Test (CBT) system while also helping candidates become familiar with the exam environment before the main UTME.

How To Print The JAMB Mock Slip

JAMB has provided two official methods for candidates to check and print their mock examination slips.

Option 1: Through The Mock Slip Portal

• Visit the official JAMB mock slip printing portal
•  Slip Printing Portal @https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/mock-examination
• Enter your JAMB registration number or email address
• Click on “Generate Mock Slip”
• Print the slip once it appears on the screen

Option 2: Through JAMB eFacility

• Visit the JAMB eFacility portal
• Log in using your email address and password
• Access your dashboard
• Locate and click the option to print your mock slip

What The Mock Slip Contains

The mock slip provides essential details required for the examination, including:

• Examination venue
• Date of the exam
• Reporting time

Candidates are advised to carefully review this information, as it determines where and when they are expected to sit for the mock test.

JAMB Extends Mock Exam Duration

JAMB has announced that the 2026 Mock UTME will last for four hours, instead of the usual two hours. According to the board, this adjustment is aimed at giving candidates more time to familiarise themselves with the CBT system.

The examination will be conducted in two sessions:

• 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
• 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.

Candidates are expected to participate in both sessions consecutively. EducationNGR gathered that this extended format is part of JAMB’s strategy to improve candidates’ readiness for the main UTME.

Participation Is Mandatory

The JAMB Registrar, Is-haq Oloyede, has stated that participation in the mock examination is compulsory for all candidates who registered for it.

He emphasised that the mock has limited slots, and any candidate who fails to attend wastes an opportunity that could have been given to another interested applicant.

Candidates are therefore advised to make adequate preparations and ensure they attend the mock examination as scheduled.

Summary Of Key Details