Jamb has introduced 8 new tips for UTME to prevent candidates from cheating.

This 12 months, the joint admissions and matriculation board (jamb) has taken steps to minimize examination malpractice.

In advance of the 2017 unified tertiary matriculation exam (utme), jamb has new policies and hints that could save you students from cheating.
1,. The adoption of cctv cameras for all the cbt centres.

2, The adoption of a unmarried corridor containing 250 practical computer or computer computer systems with extra 25 as backups. The There has been a long battle to curb examination malpractice in Nigeria all to no avail.

3, The adoption of cabled Local Area Network (LAN) and not wireless connectivity.

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4,. The adoption of cubicles with minimum length of 26 by 18 inches.

5, There will be adequate security with minimum of five technical personnel and a network engineer on site.

6,. Availability of back-up power supply (power generating set of minimum of 40KVA for a centre with 250 systems) and UPS/inverters that can carry all systems for a minimum of two hours.

7, All the centres should have minimum of 250-capacity reception facility such as canopy with chairs.

8,. All the centres’ premises must be enclosed and must have adequate and functional air-conditioners. The centres must also have lighting, up-to-date antivirus and minimum of Windows 7, among others.
Recall that last year, the board said it would no longer use scratch cards but would adopt “pin vending” for the 2017 UTME test. Dr. Fabian Benjamin, the head of media and information advised intending candidates to get familiar with the new approach.

The board also said it may cancel the use of general cut-off marks for candidates of the UTME. should be minimum 15 inch screens and must be related to robust laptop server with potential to hold a minimum of 250 structures simultaneously.

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