If you registered for the 2026 UTME, one of the most important steps before your exam is the JAMB reprint. This process allows you to know your exam date, time, and center.
In this guide, you’ll learn everything about JAMB reprinting, including how to do it, when to do it, and common issues students face.
What is JAMB Reprint?
The JAMB reprint is the process of printing your exam slip from the official portal of Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.
This slip contains:
- Your exam date
- Your exam time
- Your CBT center
- Important exam instructions
Without this slip, you will not be allowed into the exam hall.
When Will JAMB Reprinting Start?
JAMB reprinting usually starts a few days before the UTME exam.
For 2026, candidates are advised to:
- Start checking 5–7 days before the exam
- Reprint immediately once it is available
How to Reprint JAMB Slip (Step-by-Step)
Follow these simple steps:
Step 1: Visit JAMB Portal
Go to the official JAMB reprint page:
👉 https://www.jamb.gov.ng
Step 2: Click on “Print Examination Slip”
Step 3: Enter Your Details
You can use:
- JAMB Registration Number OR
- Email Address OR
- Phone Number
Step 4: Click “Print”
Step 5: Download or Print
- Save it as PDF
- Print a hard copy
Important Things to Check on Your JAMB Slip
After reprinting, confirm the following:
- Your name is correct
- Your exam date and time
- Your center location
- Your passport photograph
If there is any mistake, visit an accredited CBT center immediately.
Common Problems During JAMB Reprint
1. Unable to Access Portal
- Try again later (server may be busy)
- Use a different browser
2. Wrong Exam Details
- Contact JAMB support or visit CBT center
3. Lost Registration Number
- Check your email or SMS from JAMB
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is JAMB Reprint Free?
Yes, it is completely free online.
Can I Reprint Twice?
Yes, you can print your slip multiple times.
Can I Change My Exam Center?
No, once assigned, it cannot be changed.
The JAMB reprint is a very important step for every UTME candidate. Make sure you print your slip early and prepare ahead of your exam day.
Missing your exam because you didn’t reprint your slip is something you should avoid at all costs.
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