I apply for change of course on jamb and school portal but it is not reflecting and jamb has given me admission What will I do?

LawsonOche

1 year ago

If you've applied for a change of course through JAMB and your school portal but it isn’t reflecting, yet you've received admission from JAMB, here are steps you can take to address the situation:

1. Confirm Change of Course Application:

Ensure that your application for the change of course was successfully submitted and acknowledged by both JAMB and your institution. Sometimes, there might be an error during submission.



2. Contact JAMB Support:

Reach out to JAMB’s support via their official contact channels. They can assist you in checking the status of your change of course application. You can reach JAMB through:

Website: www.jamb.gov.ng

Phone: Use the contact numbers provided on their official website.




3. Contact Your School’s Admission Office:

Get in touch with the admissions office of your institution. Explain your situation and provide them with the necessary details, such as your JAMB registration number, old course, new course, and any confirmation of your change application. They can check your status on their end.



4. Monitor Your JAMB CAPS:

Regularly check the JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) for updates. If your new course has been approved, it should reflect there eventually.



5. Document Everything:

Keep records of all communications with JAMB and your institution regarding the change of course. This can help resolve any disputes or confusion that may arise.



6. Consider a Visit:

If possible, visit the admissions office of your institution in person. Face-to-face communication may expedite the resolution process.



7. Be Patient:

Sometimes processing changes can take time. If you’ve confirmed that everything is submitted correctly, it might just be a matter of waiting.




Additional Resources:

You can also refer to the official JAMB website for detailed guides on admissions and changes: JAMB Admissions.


If the situation does not improve after taking these steps, you may need to escalate the matter through formal channels within your institution or seek assistance from student unions or advocacy groups at your school.