With just one day until Saturday, June 28, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has raised alarm over the sluggish response to printing notification slips for the 2025 UTME mop‑up examinations. A statement released Friday revealed that out of the 98,232 candidates scheduled to participate, a mere 12,442 had printed their slips—representing only about 12.6% of the total .
JAMB expressed disappointment at the low turnout and urged those who missed the earlier exams to promptly print their slips. The board emphasized that this mop‑up session represents a final opportunity to sit the exam this year, warning that failing to print the slip would result in disqualification from participation .
To support candidates, JAMB reported deploying both personnel and resources to monitor and facilitate the printing process. The board is actively tracking slip prints to gauge attendance and ensure all eligible candidates can participate .
In closing, JAMB’s spokesman Fabian Benjamin reiterated the critical importance of the exercise, urging all affected candidates to take action immediately to secure their chance to sit the mop‑up exam scheduled for June 28, 2025 .
