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UTME 2026: How to Print 2026 JAMB Exam Slip [The Right Way]

JAMB Reprinting 2026: This page will show you how to reprint the 2026 JAMB Exam Slip. You’ll see your exam date, time, and venue.

This is to inform all JAMB candidates who will write the 2026 UTME that the reprinting of Main Exam Slips has now commenced.

On your reprinted slip, you will see your JAMB Exam Date, Time, and Venue.

Candidates are advised to visit the official JAMB portal as soon as possible to download and print their slips.

Importance of Printing the Main Examination Slip

Printing your Main UTME Exam Slip allows you to:

▪ Verify your exam date
▪ Confirm your exam time
▪ Know your exam venue/centre
▪ Avoid confusion or last-minute issues on exam day

The slip will also contain:

▪ Registration number
▪ Examination centre within your chosen town
▪ Required reporting time at the centre

Candidates are strongly advised to study the slip carefully after printing to locate their centre early.

Once you’ve printed your exam slip, it’s important to make a photocopy of it and keep it for yourself.

It’s also important to note that biometric verification (thumbprinting) is required at the exam centre.

Reprinting is officially free, meaning JAMB will not charge you any money. However, a CBT centre or computer centre may charge between ₦200 – ₦500.

And yes you can do your JAMB Reprinting ANYWHERE. It doesn’t have to be the place where you registered your JAMB. You can even do it in a cyber cafe or do it yourself. 

How to Reprint JAMB Slip 2026

To reprint your exam slip, follow the steps below:

▪ Visit the JAMB Reprinting Portal by CLICKING HERE (Once the portal is activated) 
▪ Enter your JAMB Registration Number, Email, or Phone Number
▪ Click on “Reprint Examination Slip”
▪ Your exam date, time, and venue will be displayed

ALTERNATIVELY, LOGIN INTO YOUR JAMB PORTAL AND CLICK ON PRINT UTME MAIN EXAMINATION SLIP TO SEE YOUR EXAM DATE. 

Alternative Method

You can also reprint via your JAMB portal:

▪ Visit the JAMB portal: https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/
▪ Enter your email and password
▪ Click the login button
▪ Scroll down and locate “Print UTME Main Examination Slip”
▪ Click it to view your exam details

PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING

▪ DO NOT bring Wrist Watch, Mobile Phone, Electronic Devices, Pen/Biro, Key Holder, ATM Card, Eraser, Bangles, Ring, Necklace to the examination centre

▪ You are advised to keep a copy of your slip for reference

▪ Your biometric (thumbprint) verification is COMPULSORY at the examination centre

▪ You will be marked ABSENT if you do not sit for the exam as scheduled and will forfeit your right to take the examination

▪ There will be NO change of UTME subject at the examination centre

SEE ALSO: Complete List of Prohibited Items in Exam Hall.

Common Mistakes to Avoid During JAMB Reprinting

Many candidates lose valuable time during the reprinting period because of small but avoidable errors. Being aware of these mistakes can save you from unnecessary stress before your UTME.

One common mistake is waiting until the night before the exam to print the slip. The portal usually experiences heavy traffic during peak hours, and last-minute printing can lead to panic if the system becomes slow or temporarily unavailable.

Another issue is entering incorrect login details. Ensure the email address, registration number, or profile code you provide matches exactly what you used during registration. Even a small typo can prevent access to your dashboard.

Some candidates also fail to carefully check the details on their printed slip. Always review your exam date, reporting time, and CBT centre location immediately after printing. If anything looks unusual, act quickly and seek clarification from an accredited centre.

Relying on unverified third-party websites is another risky mistake. Always use the official portal of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board to avoid misinformation or extra charges.

Finally, do not ignore exam instructions printed on your slip. These instructions may include reporting time, items allowed into the exam hall, and conduct guidelines. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

➣  How do I print my JAMB exam slip for 2026?

To print your JAMB exam slip, Follow the steps listed in the article How to Reprint JAMB Exam Slip The Right Way.

➣  Can I reprint my JAMB slip using my registration number?

Yes. Depending on the portal access method, you may be able to retrieve your slip using your JAMB registration number, registered email address, or profile code. Always ensure the information you enter matches your registration details exactly.

➣  What should I do if my JAMB reprint is not working?

If the portal is slow or not loading, it is usually due to heavy traffic from candidates. Wait a few hours and try again, preferably late at night or early morning. Ensure your internet connection is stable.

If the issue persists, you can visit an accredited CBT centre, or reach out to us for assistance using the button below.

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➣  Can I check my JAMB exam centre before reprinting?

No. Your official exam centre, date, and time are only confirmed on your examination slip. That is why reprinting is compulsory for all candidates before the UTME.

➣  Is it compulsory to print my JAMB exam slip?

Yes. Candidates will not be allowed into the CBT examination hall without a printed copy of their exam slip. It serves as proof of your registration and confirms your allocated centre.

➣  Can I use my phone to reprint my JAMB slip?

Yes, you can access the portal using a smartphone. However, it is recommended to use a computer for easier viewing and printing. After downloading the slip, you can send it to a cyber café for printing if necessary.

➣  Can I print more than one copy of my JAMB exam slip?

Yes. It is advisable to print at least two copies for safety purposes. Keep one as backup in case the original copy gets misplaced or damaged before your exam date.

DelvisEduInfo team wishes you the best of luck in your examination!


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