After JAMB What Next?
What to Do After Checking Your JAMB Result for 2022:
Know Your School's 2022 JAMB Cutoff Mark.
The first thing you should check is the year's JAMB Cutoff Mark for the school of your choice.
These will let you to determine whether or not you are eligible for admission to the school of your choice.
However, if your JAMB score is higher than 200, you are immediately eligible for admission to any Nigerian university.
Learn about the departmental cut-off score for your course.
After learning the cutoff score for your preferred school, the next step is to find the departmental cutoff score for your chosen course in the previous academic year. Comparing the number of applicants from that year to this year can help you understand where you stand.
Keep in mind that the cut-off mark fluctuates depending on the number of applicants; the more applicants, the higher the cut-off point; the fewer applicants, the lower the cut-off mark.
If it is feasible, think about changing your course or institution.
The next logical step is to carefully evaluate your JAMB Score to see if you still have a possibility of being admitted or not after knowing your school of choice's JAMB and Departmental cut-off marks.
It is recommended that you look into a less competitive course if your JAMB score is poor.
Once the information listed above has been verified, you can move on to apply for a change of institution or course, if that is an option.
once it is released, purchase the Post-UTME or Screening form for your preferred institution.
Despite UTME tests, certain universities, including UNICAL, UNILAG, and UNN, still hold Post-UTME exams after the Main UTME exams, while others, like UNIUYO, consider screening.
Knowing which is taken into consideration by your preferred institution before applying is in your own best favor.
Don't wait to choose and apply, though, once the Post-UTME or Screening form is made accessible to the general public.
Keep in mind that you will not be automatically considered for admission for that particular year if you do not participate in the Post-UTME or screening process.
For updates on your preferred school's admissions screening, always check our website.
Wait for the admissions list, and then
Finally, wait for the admission list and post-UTME or screening results.
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