The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), on Monday said it would not close the change of courses and institutions procedures, until 2017/2018 admission is concluded.
Head of Public Relations, Fabian Benjamin, on Monday in Abuja advised candidates to avoid panic, but take time to make decision that is suitable for them, to secure admission into higher institutions.
According to him, it is a continuous exercise and “we do not intend to close the procedure; it will only close after admission has been concluded”.
“This is so because there are moments whereby candidates who chose particular institution will not have opportunity there and other one will want to offer them admission.
“If closed it will be difficult to access such offer, all candidates need to do is go back to the portal and make changes to those institutions and access available opportunities.
“We want to avoid situation whereby candidates will have multiple admission and will take one and be denied that opportunity.
“When we do that statistics will be strengthened; if candidates choose University of Lagos and later consider Yaba-Tech the statistic will reflect the second choice.
“So that when we are giving account of admission of candidate, we will be able to provide accurate statistic and not distorted data we have been dishing out before,” he said.
Benjamin explained that the process of change of courses and institutions could be done with the payment of N2, 500 in JAMB Computer Based Tests (CBT) centres and at other approved centres.
He, therefore, advised candidates who wished to change their choice of course or institution to think properly, before doing so to avoid irregularities.
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