The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has announced that only candidates affected by technical challenges as a result of their centres who sat the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME 2022, on Friday and Saturday would have the opportunity to retake the examination, IDOMA VOICE reports.
The examinations, which are being conducted in 750 CBT centres approved by the Board, will end on May 16, 2022,IDOMA VOICE reports.
The source said: “Rainfall is not an issue because others have written. It was the same Lagos. It was raining and some people came to write the examination.
“Our process is that as long as others have written that examination we cannot reschedule it for any candidate.
“If it is a technical issue we can reschedule but rainfall is not an issue. For those whose session was disrupted by the rain, we will not reschedule.
“If there are technical issues at some centres leading to some candidates not being able to write the examination, certainly we have that obligation to reschedule the examination for the affected candidates.”
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