JAMB Regularization 2025/2026: Easy Steps to Fix Admission Errors & Secure NYSC Mobilization

JAMB Regularization 2025/2026: Easy Steps to Fix Admission Errors & Secure NYSC Mobilization

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that students and graduates with discrepancies in their admission records can now regularize their details online. The process, known as JAMB Regularization, ensures that candidates’ admission records match JAMB’s database—a crucial step for obtaining admission letters and National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) mobilization.

Who Needs JAMB Regularization?

The regularization process is essential for:

• Direct Entry (DE) students who didn’t take UTME.
• Candidates admitted late or without proper JAMB approval.
• Graduates without a valid JAMB registration number.
• Those whose admission details (course, institution, or year) don’t match JAMB records.
• NYSC-bound graduates missing from JAMB’s matriculation list.

How to Apply

Applicants must provide personal details, institution information, academic documents, and a valid ID (e.g., NIN). The step-by-step process includes:

1. Logging in to JAMB E-facility.
2. Selecting “Late Application (Regularization)” under the application menu.
3. Filling the form, making a ₦10,000 payment, and printing the indemnity form.
4. Submitting the form to their institution for approval.

Once approved, JAMB updates the candidate’s record and issues an admission letter.

Key Notes

• Processing Time: 4–8 weeks after submission.
• Verification: Applicants can check their status on the JAMB portal.
• Institution’s Role: Schools must endorse the indemnity form—individuals cannot complete regularization alone.

FAQs Answered

• Cost: ₦10,000 (plus service charges).
• NYSC Requirement: Mandatory for mobilization if records are missing.
• Rejections: Applicants must correct errors and reapply.

For further help, candidates can contact JAMB support or their institution’s admission office.

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