How To Reprint JAMB UTME Slip

Information on How to Reprint your UTME Exam Slip via JAMB Portal Easily

The Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board, JAMB has opened their portal for the reprinting of the 2017 UTME examination slip. This is to help prospective students know their various examination centres in time before the commencement of the UTME which will take effect from Saturday, 13th May, 2017.

If are a prospective student, in order not to be left out, this is a guideline on how to reprint YOUR JAMB UTME examination slip.

1. Visit the official JAMB Portal at this link:www.jamb.org.ng and click on the button that says “Print UTME 2017 Examination Slip”.

2. When the printing portal loads up, Enter your JAMB Registration Number or Email address you used to register for the exam.

3. Click on “Print Examination Slip” to Pop-Up your Exam slip.

4. Leave your mouse and then Hold “ctrl” and press letter “P” on the keyboard (at the same time) to print the slip.

As usual, you should print 2 copies of the UTME Examination Slip in Full Colour. You will submit one at the Exam Hall and you have to keep one for reference.

The portal may be a bit slow but you have to keep trying again until you are successful at printing your UTME Examination Slip.

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