The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has heightened its efforts to boost test preparedness and streamline coordination among Computer-Based Test (CBT) facilities across the country.
The Registrar, Professor Segun Aina, led an engagement with CBT centre operators, zonal directors and state coordinators to strengthen collaboration and improve service delivery to candidates.
The discussions focused on ensuring examination centres are adequately prepared and maintaining consistent operational standards throughout the examination process.
JAMB said effective coordination among stakeholders was essential to reducing operational challenges and providing candidates with a smoother examination experience.
The board stressed that all stakeholders must work together to ensure examinations are conducted efficiently and candidates receive the standard of service they deserve.
The engagement forms part of JAMB’s efforts to strengthen examination administration and improve the experience of candidates across the country.
What You Should Know
JAMB is actively strengthening its oversight of computer-based test centres nationwide to ensure smooth, hitch-free examinations for candidates.
The Registrar, Professor Segun Aina, led an engagement with CBT centre operators, zonal directors and state coordinators to strengthen collaboration and improve service delivery to candidates.
- Positive Impact: Better-equipped and coordinated centres reduce technical glitches during exams, ensuring a fairer and more reliable testing experience for students.
- Potential Concerns: Stricter standards could lead to the suspension or disqualification of non-compliant CBT centres, potentially reducing available testing locations in certain areas.
