As a proactive body dedicated to delivering swift and reachable services, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has introduced a system that allows candidates to verify their O'Level results directly with the examination authorities that conduct the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE), starting with the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).
As a result, applicants can now submit their O'Level results from home while the Board carries out verification with the issuing bodies.
This move aligns with JAMB’s renewed pledge to make its offerings more user‑friendly, rapid, secure and convenient. By leveraging technology to cut down on unnecessary trips to CBT centres, long queues and paper‑based procedures, JAMB places candidate convenience at the heart of its operations.
The new process also tackles problems linked to manual O'Level uploads, such as lost or swapped paper results, submission of unverified or counterfeit certificates, and mistakes in entering subjects and grades. Through the link between JAMB’s eFacility platform and the examination councils, results are now cross‑checked against official records before being pulled into the candidate’s profile.
The verification service offers candidates a handy alternative, especially during peak periods when CBT centres experience heavy traffic and network disruptions.
This initiative mirrors the vision of Prof. Segun Aina, the sixth Registrar of JAMB, who is steering the board toward a more client‑focused and technology‑driven service model. JAMB intends to keep expanding digital solutions and partnering with relevant examination and governmental agencies to ensure its services remain simple, safe and widely accessible to all applicants.
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