If you’re just registering JAMB UTME or DE for the first time, you need to get your profile/confirmation code for the first time. Hence, you should read this post, “JAMB UTME/DE Form is Out. How to Register Step By Step” or “JAMB UTME/DE: Answers to the Questions Bothering Admission Seekers”.
If you’re here to get your password to the JAMB portal or profile password, use this guide instead.
This post is meant for those who had completed their JAMB registrations but need their profile codes later.
I have received lots of questions – all surrounding how to recover a lost JAMB profile code. This is because CBT centers or JAMB offices are asking for these codes in order to access candidates’ portals to upload their O’level results – especially those who had earlier used awaiting results.
What is certain is that CBT centers may need it before helping you do anything in your JAMB account.
If you had registered for JAMB in recent years and now you need to get your lost profile code back, then continue to read this post to the end.
My blog has got a series of search queries lately thereby leading to giving you three-sure methods to recover your lost code:
Remember when you wanted to buy your JAMB form/PIN, you would send NIN followed by your 11-digit NIN to 55019/66019 as SMS e.g NIN 67895423879. Then a message was delivered to your phone with a set of numbers. The number was a ten-digit code e.g. 49251**931.
That’s your profile code.
This is easier and cost-free. You have to log in to your JAMB profile used last year. To do that, you must first link your email to the JAMB profile if you have not done that already. See How To Link Email to JAMB Profile to Access CAPS.
See the profile code at the top of your JAMB profile dashboard |
That’s it.
Just recently, JAMB has made it possible for you to get your profile code sent to your email while you’re creating your profile. This should be among the information that the board will send to you immediately after linking the email with the JAMB board. This is clear to you if you processed admission last year and you linked the email.
See the profile code within an email message |
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