The Head, Media and Information of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, Dr Fabian Benjamin, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the board had thought of starting the sale in December but dropped the idea following Federal Government’s reduction in the registration fee with effect from January 2019.
He said “The attention of the board has been drawn to information going round in some social media that JAMB has already begun the sale of forms for UTME.
“We are not commencing sale of the forms until January 2019, and the window period will be for six weeks.
“Prospective candidates should note this period in order not to fall prey to fraudsters,’’ he said.
Benjamin gave the assurance that the board would make adequate publicity towards the sale of the UTME.
According to him, the board would comply with the directive on reduction of the registration cost.
