It is true that Jamb require those with awaiting results to Upload it before August 2017. Now a question comes to mind, how do I upload 2017 Waec awaiting result to my Jamb account ? This is a very good question since Jamb results for 2017 has been released and the performance is very okay.
In this article, I will explain the possible way you can upload your SSCE result so that you can be admitted in the Jamb 2017 admission session.
Like I always say, since the recent Jamb CBT update, other positive updates have followed. Some of these updates are the introduction of Jamb profile and CCTV Cameras in the Jamb examination halls.
The Jamb profile has now become a means to do anything regarding Jamb examination starting from Jamb 2017. That is to say, you cannot do anything outside Jamb profile as a Jamb candidate.
The Waec and Neco result upload is going to be exactly the way Jamb gave room for correction of details in Jamb profile.
The Portal will be made editable so that you can be able to fill in or update your Waec result. All you will have to do is visit the Jamb portal at www.jamb.org.ng and login with your Jamb username and password. After that, the Admission process will begin.
The process is also the same for those using two sittings. You just need to specify the number of sittings and the result for each sitting.
Simple right? Let me know how you feel using the comment box.
Like I always say, since the recent Jamb CBT update, other positive updates have followed. Some of these updates are the introduction of Jamb profile and CCTV Cameras in the Jamb examination halls.
The Jamb profile has now become a means to do anything regarding Jamb examination starting from Jamb 2017. That is to say, you cannot do anything outside Jamb profile as a Jamb candidate.
The Waec and Neco result upload is going to be exactly the way Jamb gave room for correction of details in Jamb profile.
The Portal will be made editable so that you can be able to fill in or update your Waec result. All you will have to do is visit the Jamb portal at www.jamb.org.ng and login with your Jamb username and password. After that, the Admission process will begin.
The process is also the same for those using two sittings. You just need to specify the number of sittings and the result for each sitting.
Simple right? Let me know how you feel using the comment box.
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