How to check 2025 UTME results: a step-by-step guide

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results,The board disclosed that it is withholding the results of 39,834 candidates over issues relating to examination irregularities.

Recall that over 1.9 million applicants participated in the just-concluded exercise.

JAMB also disclosed that 80 suspects across the country are currently under interrogation for examination fraud, with Anambra State leading the pack with 14 suspects.JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, stated this on Friday while officially releasing the 2025 UTME.He also disclosed that while 467 underage candidates met the prescribed minimum score, 50 were engaged in cheating scandal.Here is a step-by-step guide on how to check UTME results:

Here is a step-by-step guide on how to check UTME results:

Step 1: Visit the JAMB Result Portal Go to the official JAMB result-checking portal.

Step 2: Enter Your Details

Input the phone number used during registration or your registration number.

Step 3: Click on “Check My Results”Your JAMB result will be displayed instantly. You can screenshot or print it for future reference.

How to Check UTME Results via SMS

Step 1: Send a Message to 55019Using the phone number linked to your JAMB registration, send UTME RESULT to 55019. Make sure you have at least ₦50 airtime.

Step 2: Receive Your JAMB Score

JAMB will send your result as an SMS in a few minutes. If you don’t get a response, try again later.After you receive your result, you’ll need to log into the JAMB portal to print your result.

Common Issues When Checking UTME Results

“Result Not Available” Message Your result may still be processing. Try again later.“Result Withheld” Message Your result has been withheld by JAMB. Incorrect Phone Number Only the phone number used during JAMB registration can receive results via SMS.Network Issues If you experience delays, check your internet connection or SMS balance before trying again.

What to Do After You Check JAMB Results

After seeing your results, here’s what you should do next: Compare your score with the cut-off marks for your chosen university/polytechnic.If you meet the required score, prepare for post-UTME screening or admission processes.If your score is lower than expected, consider options like a change of institution or course.Also, consider admission pathways like Miva Open University, where you do not require JAMB UTME to gain admission.

How to Print Your UTME Result Slip

Some schools require an official JAMB result slip for admission processing. Here’s how to get it:

Visit the JAMB e-facility portal. Log in with your email and password.Select “Print Result Slip”, make the required payment, and download your slip.How to Check JAMB Admission Status After checking your results, you should also monitor your admission status:Go to JAMB CAPS.Click on “Check Admission Status” and follow the instructions.Accept or reject the offer once your school grants you admission.

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