How to Print Your JAMB Mock Slip for 2025/2026 UTME
How to Print Your JAMB Mock Slip for 2025/2026 UTME: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that the mock examination for the 2025/2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) will be held on Friday, 7th March 2025. The mock exam is optional and free for candidates who registered for it during the UTME registration.
The mock exam is designed to help candidates familiarize themselves with the Computer Based Test (CBT) system and prepare for the main UTME. Candidates who wish to participate in the mock exam are advised to print their mock examination slips before the exam date.
As the 2025/2026 UTME approaches, aspiring candidates are gearing up for the crucial JAMB Mock Examination. Scheduled for March 7th, 2025, this optional test serves as a valuable practice drill, offering insights into the format, pace, and pressure of the actual exam.
To participate, candidates must now print their Mock Examination Slips, which contain essential details like examination date, time, and venue. Here’s what you need to know:
| Mock Examination Date | Friday, March 7th, 2025 |
| Mock Slip Printing Start Date | Not yet fixed |
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How to Print Your JAMB Mock Slip 2025/2026
To print your JAMB mock slip, follow these steps:
- Visit the JAMB mock slip printing portal at https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/PrintMockExaminationSlip.
- Enter your JAMB registration number or email address in the required field.
- Click on “Print Examination Slip” to access and print your mock slip.
- The mock slip will contain your exam date, time, venue, and seat number.
- You can also save the mock slip as a PDF file on your device or send it to your email address.
What to Bring to the Mock Exam 2025/2026
On the day of the mock exam, candidates are expected to bring the following items:
- A printed copy of the mock slip.
- A valid means of identification (such as National ID card, voter’s card, driver’s license, etc.).
- A pen and pencil (for rough work).
Candidates are not allowed to bring the following items:
- Any electronic device (such as phone, calculator, smartwatch, etc.).
- Any writing material (such as textbook, notebook, paper, etc.).
- Any food or drink.
Benefits of the Mock Exam 2025/2026
The mock exam has several benefits for candidates who take it seriously. Some of the benefits are:
- It helps candidates to test their readiness and level of preparation for the main UTME.
- It exposes candidates to the CBT environment and the types of questions to expect in the UTME.
- It boosts candidates’ confidence and reduces exam anxiety.
- It provides candidates with feedback on their strengths and weaknesses and areas to improve on.
Conclusion
The JAMB mock exam is a valuable opportunity for candidates who want to excel in the main UTME. Candidates who registered for the mock exam should print their mock slips and prepare adequately for the exam. The mock exam will be held on Friday, March 7, 2025. We wish all candidates success in their mock exam and UTME.
FAQs
What is the JAMB Mock Examination?
The JAMB Mock Examination is an optional practice test designed to familiarize candidates with the format, style, and environment of the actual JAMB UTME.
Is the Mock Examination compulsory?
No, the Mock Examination is completely optional. However, participating is highly recommended as it can significantly improve your performance in the main UTME.
Does my Mock Examination score affect my main UTME score?
No, your Mock Examination score does not affect your main UTME score in any way.
When can I print my JAMB Mock Slip 2025/20265?
You can print your Mock Slip starting from February 16th, 2025.
Where can I print my Mock Slip?
You have two options:
– JAMB eFacility Platform: https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/PrintMockExaminationSlip
– JAMB Exam Slip Printing Portal: https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/PrintExaminationSlip
What information do I need to print my Mock Slip?
You will need either your JAMB Registration Number, email address, or phone number.
What should I do if I can’t access or print my Mock Slip?
If you encounter any issues accessing or printing your Mock Slip, contact JAMB directly through their website or social media channels (Twitter: @JAMBHQ).
What do I need to bring to the Mock Examination?
Make sure you bring your printed Mock Slip and a valid photo ID.
What time should I arrive at the exam center?
It’s generally advised to arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled exam time to avoid unnecessary delays.
Can I use a calculator during the Mock Examination?
The use of calculators is allowed for subjects where it’s applicable in the actual UTME, but note that you are not allowed to come with your calculator, you are to use the calculator inside the computer.
What can I do to prepare for the Mock Examination?
Utilize past JAMB questions and other study materials to familiarize yourself with the exam format and content. Get a good night’s sleep before the test and manage your time effectively during the mock exam.
Should I be worried about my Mock Examination score?
Don’t get discouraged by your Mock Examination score. Use it as a learning opportunity to identify your strengths and weaknesses and focus your studying accordingly.
This is just a practice run! Use the Mock Examination to your advantage and gain valuable insights for the main UTME.
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About Author
Kingsley Okafor
As a passionate education blogger, I have been following the updates and developments of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for several years. I am well-versed in the registration process, examination format, and other important details related to the UTME and DE exams. I strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information to help candidates navigate the JAMB process and reach their goal of gaining admission to higher education institutions. In my blog, I cover various topics related to JAMB and provide tips and strategies to help candidates succeed. I am also dedicated to raising awareness about any issues or challenges that may arise during the registration and examination process.