JAMB Sets Nov. 30 Final Deadline for 2021–2025 Admissions
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has fixed November 30, 2026, as the final deadline for candidates with outstanding admission offers from the 2021 to 2025 admission exercises to accept or reject the offers.
The Board warned that candidates who fail to take action before the deadline risk losing the opportunity to either accept or reject the outstanding offers, which will subsequently revert to “Not Admitted” on JAMB’s records.
The extension followed a temporary disruption of the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS), which was unavailable for about 96 hours, preventing some candidates from accessing their admission records.
CONTINUE READING THIS ARTICLE BELOW AFTER THESE IMPORTANT NOTICES
Log in to primsol.lawpavilion.com and store.lawpavilion.com to enjoy the best E-journals, textbooks, and many more. For further enquiries/assistance, send an email to customercare@lawpavilion.com or call 08050298729
JAMB had initially fixed September 30, 2026, as the deadline for candidates with outstanding offers from previous admission exercises. However, the Board said it approved an additional two months to ensure that candidates affected by the CAPS disruption were not disadvantaged.
In a statement signed by Fabian Benjamin, Acting Director, Public Affairs and Protocol, JAMB said November 30 would be the final deadline for candidates to indicate whether they wished to accept or reject outstanding admissions from the 2021–2025 admission exercises.
The Board warned that any subsequent request to alter such admission records would attract the applicable penalty fee, noting that the admission offers had remained outstanding for several years.
JAMB particularly urged candidates whose admissions were not reflected on the matriculation list to act immediately, warning that failure to regularise their admission records could affect access to benefits associated with properly documented admissions, including participation in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme.
According to the Board, candidates who accept their outstanding offers will be able to proceed to print their admission letters, while those who reject the offers will have their dashboards reverted to “Not Admitted.”
JAMB said the process would allow it to update its records and ensure that the national admission database accurately reflected candidates’ current admission status.
The Board also clarified the position of candidates who were no longer studying at institutions where they had previously been offered admission or who were currently enrolled in programmes different from those contained in their old admission offers.
It said such candidates could accept
FOR SUPPORT TO BARRISTERNG BLOG, DONATE TO: 1. NAIRA ACCOUNT: 1023046978 - UBA 2. USD ACCOUNT: 5090743566 - FIDELITY BANK PLC
Call Bridget Edokwe Esq on 08060798767 or send your articles to barristerngblog@gmail.com
A Must-Have for Every Lawyer: Order Justice Alaba Omolaye-Ajileye’s Latest Books on Electronic Evidence Today: To order your copies, click the link below and order directly from the author:
https://velvety-cendol-7387ed.netlify.app/
SHOP NOW
The Price is 10k for Hard Copy less freight and 5k for E- Book copy in the Store of the Website. https://buokorie.com/store/ To access the hard copy, Call - 07087622283
