JAMB 2025 UTME Officially Ends Today, Monday May 5 – See Latest UTME News
GoldenNewsNg reports that the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has concluded the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) today, Monday, May 5, 2025, marking the end of this year’s nationwide computer-based testing exercise.
According to earlier announcements by the board, the exam, which began on Wednesday, April 24, was scheduled to run for 12 days. Over 2 million candidates across Nigeria participated in the 2025 UTME, spread across more than 800 accredited CBT centres.
When Will 2025 JAMB Result Be Out? Check JAMB Result Release Date
We cannot categorically say at the moment when the results for each exam day will be made available; whether JAMB will release the results in batches or wait until the end of the entire exams to release all the results at once. Whatever the case, this post will help us monitor the release of the 2025 UTME results for each day.
JAMB may not make any official announcement the moment they release batches of results. So this will be the best avenue to know when the results for your batch have been released. We urge candidates to let us know if they have seen their results either via email, SMS, official portal etc. They should also indicate the day they wrote the exam so other candidates, who fall under the same category, can check theirs as well.
How To Check Your JAMB Result For 2025
- Go to https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/eFacility_/CheckUTMEResults
- Enter your JAMB Registration number for the 2023 UTME in the box provided.
- Click on the “Check My Results” button.
- Your JAMB result will be displayed on the next page, showing your scores in each subject and your overall score.
What JAMB Has Said
In an official update posted on its verified X (formerly Twitter) page, JAMB stated:
“2025 UTME results to be released as soon as all post-examination analyses and other procedures are completed. Candidates are enjoined to be patient please.”
This means the Board is still in the process of:
- Verifying candidates’ identities using Biometric data,
- Cross-checking for impersonation or malpractice, and
- Ensuring that the results are accurate, fair, and credible.
Until these procedures are complete, the results will not be released.
