JAMB explains mass poor performances in 2021 UTME

Spread the love

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board explained the poor performances of the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) from the results released so far.

READ ALSO:. Candidates of 2021 UTME, parents complain bitterly over low marks as JAMB block avenues for cheating (READ FULL SHOCKING DETAILS)

The board, in a statement issued by its Head, Public Affairs and Protocol, Dr Fabian Benjamin, noted that the rumour of mass failure in the examination was “a fluke and a campaign by those whose source of illicit income has been further blocked.”

“The rumour of mass failure is a fluke and a campaign by those whose source of illicit income has been further blocked. It is our belief that based on facts on the ground, every right-thinking Nigerian would question the 6,944,368 figure on which the 14% “pass” is based,” the board said in the statement.

READ ALSO:. Thank God I survived Nnamdi Kanu’s madness, he asks his boys to behead me – JOE IGBOKWE IN A FEARFUL TESTIMONY YOU MUST READ!

Some candidates who wrote the UTME examination had alleged that they were given old syllabus of 2015-2020 for Literature – in English text as against the one of 2020 – 2025.

The candidates said the mix-up in the syllabus was responsible for their failure in the examination.

But JAMB in the statement argued that all UTME questions are based on texts prescribed for the UTME in its syllabus.

READ ALSO:. AGF Malami’s Press Conference on how Kanu was re-arrested, charges against him (A MUST WATCH VIDEO+PHOTOS)

“To ensure that its syllabus is accessible to all candidates sitting its examination, the Board has made the material available on three platforms. The syllabus was issued to candidates through:

i. The Board’s Integrated Brochure and Syllabus System (IBASS)
ii. The CD which is given to candidates after completion of registration
iii. The link https://www.ibass.jamb.gov.ng. as provided with the candidates’ profile code.

It is not automatic that the NECO/WAEC syllabus should transform into JAMB’s otherwise there would not have been a need for a separate syllabus for the UTME.

READ ALSO:. Troubles ahead for ex-Fidelity Bank MD/CEO, OKONKWO as Board approves probe of past activities

“The UTME is not school-based and not an achievement test but a selection or ranking test which ordinarily does not require a syllabus and does not have room for fail or pass as in achievement tests,” JAMB said.

It added that this year’s performance was not significantly different from those of previous years.

READ ALSO:. DISCLAIMER! Fidelity Bank dissociates self from illegal E-UNIVERSE PROMO scam in Social Media (BEWARE!)

“For instance, in the 2021 UTME, 1, 415,501 registered for both UTME/DE. Out of this figure, 1,340,003 candidates registered for UTME and 75, 498 registered for DE.

“The total number of candidates who took the UTME are 1, 300,722 with 78 389 candidates absent.

“You can then imagine the spuriousness of the figure of 6, 944,368 on which 14% is based. The truth is that this year’s performance is not significantly different from those of previous years,” the statement added.

READ ALSO:. See the damages done to Kamal Islamic Central Mosque, Osogbo

Dear Distinguished VIP,

Kindly introduce your friends to our news updates with this WHATSAPP number: 09069473894.

Also add us to all the WhatsApp groups you belong for news updates, to bring life into the group with this number 08023851511.

DO NOT CALL BUT CONNECT US THROUGH WHATSAPP ONLY

Kindly give us the names and the State to enable us add it to our Broadcast List Database.

Thank you for showing interest in SOJ WORLDWIDE ONLINE NEWS.

SOJ WORLDWIDE…an ONLINE NEWS with a difference

MANAGEMENT.

 

 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfjdLdCgSwuqIuQyALbHO8X9WEbTfmnZ3QjUEBC56xZo-op3g/viewform?usp=sf_link

www.sojworldnews.com (c) June 30, 2021

Be the first to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.


*


This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.