The 2023 JAMB mock earlier scheduled to hold March 16th, 2023 has been postponed. The exam will now hold on March, 30th. This was disclosed by JAMB via its official Twitter handle. According to the tweet, the shift in date is partly owing to the change in the date for the Gubernatorial and State Houses of Assembly Elections earlier scheduled to hold on Saturday,11th March, 2023 but now moved to 18th March, 2023.

Candidates who have registered and have indicated interest to take the mock are to note this change of date. They would be notified as to when to print their Mock-UTME notification slip, which would contain their centres and other details.

For those who will not be taking the mock, we advise you to download the Myschool JAMB CBT Mobile App and/or Myschool JAMB CBT Software for Computers. These will give you the same mock exam experience. You'll also be able to carry all JAMB past questions, answers and explanations on your phone. No need to buy or carry booklets anymore so you can study anywhere you are. Activate the Myschool app now for 60,000 JAMB past questions with 100% offline access to answers, explanations and online video lessons.

The Mock-UTME is an optional examination introduced by the Board to provide an opportunity for candidates to have hands-on experience with the system as well as afford the Board an opportunity to ascertain its readiness.

The Board also wants to use this opportunity to announce that this year’s UTME would witness some groundbreaking innovations aimed at addressing observed infractions and centre failures. 

For instance, in the new regime, if there is a delay of up to one hour before the commencement of a particular session, that session stands cancelled and would be rescheduled along with the candidates.

By the same token, no examination can be started one hour after the scheduled commencement time. The session will be scheduled for any VACANT or AVAILABLE slot. The Board has made it mandatory that candidates must be notified of their new scheduled session or centre,as the case may be, before they leave their centre. In addition, no candidate would be allowed to spend less than one hour before submission of responses during the UTME. Similarly,the new regime would make it impossible for candidates to login after one hour of activation of examination.
 
If for any reason, an examination session is cancelled or cannot hold, candidates are not to panic as they will simply be scheduled for the next available session,which could be that same day. What such candidates are expected to do is to quietly leave the hall and move to the Holding Area to await further instruction.

Furthermore, they are not to leave the examination centre until they have been notified of the day and time of their rescheduled examination. 

Candidates are to note that any rescheduled examination is strictly meant to accommodate only those whose examination session could not hold on account of one reason or another not for those who were marked LATE or ABSENT for their session.