Jamb 2020 Registration start today

The below requirements are information, you must enter when filling your JAMB CBT registration form in any accredited JAMB CBT centres.
1. Passport Photograph (Photo should not be older than 3 months)
2. Surname (Family Name)
3. Middle Name
4. First Name
5. Date of Birth (Day / Month / Year)
6. Sex / Gender (Male / Female)
7. Disabilities (Blind / Deaf / Physical Handicap / None)
8. Marital Status (Single / Married / Divorce)
9. Postal Address
10. Home Address Town
11. Address State and Country
12. Email Address (Functional Email)
13. Mobile Number
14. Nationality
15. State of Origin
16. Local Government Area (LGA)
17. Preferred State of Exam
18. Exam Town
19. 1st Most Preferred Institution: (University)
20. 1st Most Preferred Course
21. 2nd Most Preferred Institution: (University/
Poly/COE)
22. 2nd Most Preferred Course:
23. 3rd Most Preferred Institution: (Poly/COE)
24. 3rd Most Preferred Course:
25. 4th Most Preferred Institution: (COE/IEI)
26. 4nd Most Preferred Course:
27. Enter Your Four UTME Subjects: (Use of English compulsory)
28. Enter all your O’level Type (WAEC,
NECO, NABTEB, GCE London etc)

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