Print JAMB Exam Slip 2025

Exam slip reprinting for the 2025 JAMB has started. We kindly ask that candidates bring their reprinted UTME slip to their exam CBT center.

An essential part of getting ready for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) is printing your Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam slip. Important details including your exam date, location, and seat number are included on the examination sheet.

Candidates can also reprint their slip for free on the JAMB E-facility website if they misplace theirs. But you can also download the file and store it on your laptop or phone for later use.

How to Reprint JAMB Examination Slip 2025

At home or at work, you can download the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam slip on your own. However, we advise you to seek help from the nearest JAMB-accredited center if you are unable to complete it on your own.

To reprint your slip, you will need your JAMB registration number, email address, and password. To reproduce your JAMB slip, follow the detailed instructions below:

1. go to https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng.
2. Enter your phone number, email address, or register.
3. Select “Print Examination Slip.”
4. Make sure your browser accepts popups.
5. Get your exam slip here.
6. Print your slip.

Note: To print off your downloaded slip if you are working from home, you must visit a computer center.

Important Notice

1. Print extra copies of your slip, one for your personal records and another to bring to the exam center.

2. Get to know the location of your exam center and plan your route ahead of time to minimize last-minute stress.

3. Practice past JAMB questions and take mock tests to increase your familiarity with the format and types of questions.

4. Make sure you get enough sleep before the test to maximize your focus and concentration during the test.

5. Carefully check the information on your mock examination slip to make sure everything is correct, including your name, date of birth, exam date, venue, and seat number. If there are any inconsistencies, you can get in touch with JAMB support.

For the next JAMB Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), remember to study hard. Good luck on your JAMB test!