2019 UTME Result: Check Your Result

Here is how to check your Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) result in four easy steps.

• Visit JAMB online portal
• Login with your details and If you don’t have an account, create one.
• Click check UTME Results
• Once your score is displayed on your device screen, quickly print for record purposes.
• And if it says ‘You Do Not Have Any Result Yet’, it means your result is yet to be released.

How to Check JAMB Result With Registration Number

First, you will need any of the following to be able to check your score.

• JAMB Registration number
• Candidate’s email (used for the JAMB registration)
• Candidate’s phone Number (used for the registration)

Follow the steps below to check and print your result

1. Visit JAMB home page and click on Check UTME Results
2. Or visit the result checking link straight https://www.jamb.org.ng/ExamSlipPrinting
3. Enter any of your JAMB registration number, phone number or email.
4. Click on check result.
5. A pop window will open and display the result.
6. Preview the result and print

The 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results “would be released shortly”, Jamb stated in a tweet on Tuesday.

“JAMB wishes to refute claims being credited to it on the release of the 2019 UTME. Candidates are advised that the results of the 2019 UTME would be released shortly,” a message on its Twitter handle read.

The examination board further explained why the results are yet to be released.

“Results of the 2019 UTME are being delayed as the Board seeks to ensure that NO candidate involved in any form of examination malpractice is allowed to go unpunished,” it added.

It called on candidates “to guard their profile code and registration details jealously as unscrupulous individuals are on the prowl to dupe unsuspecting candidates.”

It also urged “all candidates to disregard messages and calls from any source claiming to have access to the Board’s classified information. Any information would be passed across via media outlets or the Board’s website.”