JAMB Suspends Sales Of 2018 UTME Registration Forms


The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has disclosed that it has suspended the sales of the 2018 JAMB application forms which was to begin on Wednesday November 22nd, 2017.

This was made known by JAMB's spokesperson, Fabian Benjamin.

According to him, the postponement was necessitated by the delay in meeting the agreed deadline by the publisher of the compulsory reading text meant for prospective candidates for the 2018 UTME which was supposed to be delivered on or before November 7th, 2017.

“As at close of work today, the publisher had not provided the 1.8 million copies required and this development painfully forced to the Board to shift the date from Wednesday 22nd November, 2017 to a date to be announced soon.

”JAMB said it regrets all inconvenience occasioned by this postponement as it is working round the clock to announce a new date soon”, the statement said.

We expect a new date to be announced soon.

Meanwhile, all candidates preparing for the 2018 UTME advised to familiarize themselves with the Myschool Online JAMB Brochure to be able to make a good decision on the choice of institution and course as well as know the right JAMB and O'level Subject Combination for their intended courses.


It is equally not too early to start preparing for 2018 UTME. Get the Myschool CBT Software for Computer Systems and the Myschool Android Mobile App. These are preparation tools you need to suceed in 2018 UTME.

If you would like to set up a CBT Training Centre, or become a JAMB CBT Merchant or Reseller, check out our CBT Software Agent/Reseller and CBT Mobile App Agent/Reseller packages.

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