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2026: Step-by-step guide to generating your JAMB profile code 

Mutalib Jibril
February 9, 2026
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Every year, thousands of Nigerian students preparing for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) or Direct Entry (DE) are first mandated to generate a JAMB profile code. It is the very first step in the registration process, and without it, you simply cannot buy the UTME form, complete registration, or sit for the examination.

Contents
  • Things to prepare before Generating It
  • Step-by-Step: How To Generate Your JAMB Profile Code 
    • Step 1: Open Your SMS App
    • Step 2: Type Your NIN Correctly:
    • Step 3: Send the Message to the Approved Number
    • Step 4: Wait for Your Profile Code
    • Step 5: Save the Code Safely

In this article, Tribune Online finds it worthy to explain how to generate your JAMB profile code for the 2026 admission cycle in a simple, straightforward way. 

Before then, I’d like to walk us through what exactly a JAMB profile code is.

A JAMB profile code is a unique 10-digit number linked to your personal details through your National Identification Number (NIN). It allows JAMB to retrieve your biodata automatically and start your registration process.

Once generated, the code is used to purchase your e-PIN, complete registration at an accredited CBT centre, and access other admission services.

Things to prepare before Generating It

Before you begin, make sure you have:

  • A valid National Identification Number (NIN)
  • A personal phone number not used by another candidate
  • Enough airtime for an SMS
  • Correct biodata with NIMC (name spelling, date of birth, gender)
  • JAMB strongly advises correcting any NIN errors first because biodata cannot easily be changed after profile creation. 

READ ALSO:  2026 UTME: JAMB rules out extension as registration ends in 17 days

Step-by-Step: How To Generate Your JAMB Profile Code 

To make the processes easy for you, I have put together a step-by-step guide on how to generate your JAMB profile code: 

Step 1: Open Your SMS App

Use the phone number you intend to keep throughout your admission process. This number becomes your official JAMB contact.

Step 2: Type Your NIN Correctly:

NIN [space] Your 11-digit NIN

Example:

NIN 12345678901

Make sure:

  • NIN is in capital letters
  • There is only one space before the number
  • No punctuation or extra words
  • There is enough airtime for SMS

Step 3: Send the Message to the Approved Number

Send the SMS to:

  • 55019 (main UTME candidates)
  • 66019 (often used for Direct Entry or alternative access)

Both numbers are officially approved for profile generation. 

Step 4: Wait for Your Profile Code

If everything is correct:

  • You will receive a reply SMS
  • It will contain your 10-digit JAMB profile code
  • Your name may also appear for confirmation
  • This usually takes a few minutes, though network delays can occur. 

Step 5: Save the Code Safely

Do not lose it. Write it down, screenshot it, and store it securely. You will then need it to:

  • Buy your JAMB e-PIN
  • Complete registration at a CBT centre
  • Check admission or results later

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