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2026 UTME: Easy steps to check, print JAMB exam slip
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has activated its 2026 examination slip reprint portal, triggering a surge of activity among candidates preparing for the upcoming Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Across major cities and towns, cybercafés and computer centres have witnessed increased turnout, as candidates hurry to confirm their Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres, examination dates, and scheduled times.
The examination slip, which serves as an official entry document, contains critical details that determine when and where each candidate will sit for the exam.
JAMB has reiterated that no candidate will be allowed into any CBT centre without presenting this document.
According to the latest JAMB bulletin cited by Very Nigerian on Tuesday, candidates are advised to use the guidelines below to check and print their JAMB 2026 examination slip
Step 1:
Go to the JAMB Portal
Visit the official JAMB eFacility website:
https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng
Step 2:
Log in to Your Profile
Enter your registered email address
Input your password
Click Login
Step 3:
Find the Slip Reprint Option
Once logged in, look at your dashboard
Click on “Print Examination Slip”
Step 4:
Enter Your Details (if required)
Input your JAMB registration number
Click Submit / Continue
Step 5:
View Your Exam Information
Your slip will display:
Your full name
Registration number
Exam date and time
CBT centre address
Subject combination
Step 6:
Print Your Slip
Click Print or download as PDF
Print at least 2 copies
Use colour printing if possible (recommended)
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