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When Is JAMB Conversion To Direct Entry 2024 Date?

When Is JAMB Conversion To Direct Entry 2024 Date?

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) usually conducts two main examinations for admission into Nigerian universities: the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE). While the UTME is for fresh secondary school leavers, DE allows applicants with specific qualifications to gain admission into the second year of their chosen program.

Important Update: JAMB conversion to direct entry for 2024 has not been opened. Please, check back and refresh this page.

The conversion to JAMB direct entry in 2024 officially have not been announced. This information will only be announced on the official JAMB website and social media pages later this year.


What if I Missed the Deadline?

Do not panic. There has been no announcement yet nor deadline, there's no need to panic. Here are your options:

Stay Informed by following up on JAMB official social media handles. Typically, announcement are usually broadcast on the JAMB social media pages. JAMB opens the application window for conversion to Direct Entry some time in October or September each year. Keep an eye on JAMB's official website and social media channels for announcements regarding the conversion dates.


What about UTME Conversion to DE?

JAMB allows UTME candidates who meet specific criteria to convert their UTME scores for DE application. This process typically opens after the UTME exams and allows candidates who acquire DE qualifications after UTME registration to apply for direct entry admissions.

Stay Updated with JAMB!

The best way to stay updated on JAMB's processes and deadlines is to follow their official channels:

JAMB Website:
https://www.jamb.gov.ng/

JAMB Twitter: https://twitter.com/jambhq?lang=en

JAMB Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jambhq/

FAQs

Q: I missed the JAMB DE registration deadline for 2024. What can I do?

A: Unfortunately, the registration window has closed. However, you can:

Stay informed for the 2025 registration period. JAMB usually opens applications around February each year. Follow the official website and social media for announcements. Consider UTME if you meet the requirements. You can register when the application window opens.

Q: Can I convert my UTME application to Direct Entry?

A: JAMB allows UTME candidates who meet specific criteria (and acquire DE qualifications after UTME registration) to convert their UTME scores for DE application. This process typically opens after the UTME exams. Stay updated on JAMB's website for details.

Q: Where can I find the latest information on JAMB DE?

A: Here are JAMB's official channels:

JAMB Website: https://www.jamb.gov.ng/

JAMB Twitter: https://twitter.com/jambhq?lang=en

JAMB Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jambhq/

Q: What qualifications are accepted for JAMB DE?

A: JAMB accepts various qualifications for DE application, including:

• A-Levels from recognized institutions
National Diploma (ND) or Higher National Diploma (HND)

Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) with relevant grades

University degrees with good grades in relevant subjects (for some programs)

Q: Are there any age restrictions for JAMB DE?

A: No, there is no upper age limit for JAMB DE applicants.

Q: How much does it cost to register for JAMB DE?

A: The registration fee for JAMB DE varies slightly each year. However, it typically consists of:

A core registration fee (around N3,500 in 2024)

An optional fee for a recommended textbook

A service charge at the chosen JAMB CBT center

Q: Will there be a DE aptitude test in 2024?

A: JAMB introduced an aptitude test for DE candidates in 2024. Specific dates for the test were not announced during the 2024 registration period. Stay updated on JAMB's website for future announcements regarding the DE aptitude test.

Q: Can international students apply for JAMB DE?

A: Yes, international students can apply for JAMB DE. The application process might differ slightly for students from specific countries. Refer to JAMB's website for details on international student applications.

Q: What are the specific subject requirements for DE admission into different programs?

A: JAMB doesn't have universal subject requirements for DE admission. Each university sets its own specific requirements for different programs. It is important to research the program you're interested in on the chosen university's website or contact their admissions office directly.

Q: When will the 2025 JAMB DE registration open?

A: While JAMB usually opens the application window for DE around February each year, specific dates can vary slightly. The best way to stay informed is to monitor JAMB's official website (https://www.jamb.gov.ng/) and social media channels for announcements regarding the 2025 registration period.

Q: What documents do I need to submit during JAMB DE registration?

A: The required documents typically include:

A scanned copy of your National Identification Number (NIN) slip

Your O'Level certificates (WAEC, NECO, etc.)

Your DE qualification certificates (A-Levels, ND, HND, NCE, etc.)
Recent passport photograph

Q: How competitive is JAMB DE admission compared to UTME?

A: There's no simple answer. Competition may depends on the program, university, and the number of applicants with your qualifications. Generally, DE admission might be slightly less competitive than UTME for some programs, especially those where relevant experience or prior qualifications are highly valued.

Q: Can I apply to multiple universities with JAMB DE?

A: Yes, you can apply to a maximum of four universities during JAMB DE registration. There might be additional fees associated with applying to multiple institutions.

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  1. What about this year jupeb students that will also have to convert to DE and the exam has been postponed and post utme form will soon end

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