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JAMB advises 2025 UTME-Mock candidates to print notification slips

JAMB UTME-Mock 2025 candidates must print their notification slips from April 3 to access crucial exam details and ensure a smooth experience.

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JAMB UTME-Mock 2025 candidates must print their notification slips from April 3 to access crucial exam details and ensure a smooth experience

 

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has urged candidates registered for the 2025 optional UTME-Mock examination to print their notification slips ahead of the exam.

Dr Fabian Benjamin, JAMB’s Public Communication Advisor, disclosed this in a statement released in Abuja on Thursday, emphasising that the slip contains critical information such as the exam date, venue, and time.

Candidates can print their notification slips from **Thursday, April 3, 2025**, to allow sufficient time for logistical arrangements and centre familiarisation. To do this, they should:

 

1. Visit **www.jamb.gov.ng**
2. Click on **“2025 Mock Slip Printing”**
3. Enter their **registration number**
4. Click **“Print Examination Slip”**

 

Benjamin advised candidates to visit their designated examination centres at least a day or two before the exam to avoid last-minute challenges.

 

The **2025 UTME-Mock examination** is scheduled for **Thursday, April 10, 2025**, while the **main UTME examination** will commence on **Friday, April 25, 2025**.

JAMB has continuously emphasised the importance of the mock exam in helping candidates familiarise themselves with the Computer-Based Test (CBT) format before the main UTME.

Candidates are encouraged to adhere to the board’s guidelines and ensure they are well-prepared ahead of their examination day.

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