JAMB Matriculation 2024/2025 List For NYSC Mobilization
The JAMB Matriculation 2024/2025 matriculation list for NYSC Batch A, B & C mobilization is crucial for verifying the admission status of students.
The list includes the names of students provisionally admitted into various institutions nationwide, serving as an official record recognized by both JAMB and the individual institutions.
To ensure a smooth NYSC mobilization process, it is essential to verify your name on the new JAMB Matriculation list. This partnership with JAMB ensures only eligible individuals are mobilized for batches A, B, and C. As part of this process, it is advisable to utilize the JAMB reprint online to reprint your exam slip, which might be required for documentation during the verification process. To confirm your status, log on to the JAMB Matriculation list portal.
Ensure your school and course are accredited by NUC, as some admissions may not pass through JAMB, and unauthorized attempts to enter the camp have increased. The JAMB reprint serves as an additional step to ensure your records are up-to-date and can be used to avoid any discrepancies during the mobilization process.
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JAMB Matriculation NYSC Mobilization Eligibility Requirements 2024/2025
To find your name on the JAMB matriculation list, you must have:
- Secured admission into an accredited Nigerian university through either JAMB UTME or Direct Entry
- Fulfilled all admission requirements set by the institution and JAMB
- Printed admission letter from the JAMB e-facility portal
- Verified admission status with the institution’s admissions office
To ensure your inclusion in the NYSC mobilization, following specific steps is crucial. Begin by printing your admission slip and letter from the JAMB portal. Take these documents to your school’s admission unit, where the admission officer will verify them.
For more info, read topics like formatting an NYSC redeployment letter, correcting portal errors, printing the NYSC call-up letter, and checking the NYSC Senate approved list for comprehensive guidance throughout the mobilization process.
How to Check JAMB Matriculation 2024/2025 List For NYSC Mobilization.
To ascertain your Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) matriculation status, follow the simple step-by-step guide below to check if your name has been uploaded.
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To check your JAMB matriculation status.
- visit https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/CheckMatriculationList,
- choose the examination year,
- enter your registration number, and click “Fetch My Details.”
- Once the details are retrieved,
- download and print your JAMB admission letter and result slip.
Congratulations to those who found their names on the list, but for those not listed, there won’t be mobilization.
This message is directly from JAMB/NYSC. If your name is absent, it may be due to a lack of a JAMB registration number, possibly from your school or those managing faculty admissions. The next step is to reconcile your degree (HND, OND, BSc) with JAMB through JAMB regularization – click here to proceed.
If your name is absent from the matriculation list or you didn’t secure admission through JAMB, there’s no need to worry. For those admitted through JAMB but can’t find their names, visit the JAMB E-facility Portal, print your admission letter and result slip, and wait a few hours for inclusion.
Ensure you submit these documents to your school if not done during screening. If you didn’t secure admission through JAMB, enroll in JAMB Regularization to be added to the matriculation list.
READ MORE: JAMB CAPS Portal Login 2024/2025 for UTME/ DE – How to Login & Check Your Admission Status
FAQs
Kindly print out your admission letter and result slip to get your name on the list.
If your name is not on the list, it could be because you haven’t printed your admission letter and result slip from the JAMB E-facility portal or you did not gain admission through JAMB.
No
Students whose names are not on the list will be rejected by the National Youth Service Corps.