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JAMB 2026 reprint portal: How to check your exam center, date – and common mistakes to avoid

Esther Amao
April 14, 2026
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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially activated the JAMB 2026 reprint portal, allowing candidates nationwide to access and print their examination slips ahead of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). 

Contents
  • How to check the JAMB 2026 exam center using the reprint portal
  • Why early reprinting is important
  • Visit your CBT centre before the exam
  • Common mistakes to avoid
  • What your JAMB slip contains
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
    • Why is my JAMB exam date missing from my slip?
    • Can I change my CBT centre after printing my slip?
    • Is black and white printing acceptable?

According to information published in the official JAMB weekly bulletin, the board advised candidates to promptly reprint their slips to confirm their Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres, examination dates, and scheduled time.

The examination slip remains one of the most important documents required for the UTME, as it contains candidate-specific details that determine where and when each person will sit for the exam. Without it, entry into any CBT centre will not be granted.

For thousands of candidates preparing across Nigeria, early access to the JAMB 2026 reprint portal is expected to ease last-minute confusion and reduce the risk of missing examination schedules.

How to check the JAMB 2026 exam center using the reprint portal

Candidates can follow the steps below to check the JAMB 2026 exam center and print their slips:

1. Visit the official JAMB portal

Go to the JAMB eFacility platform via:

https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng

2. Log in to your profile

Enter your registered email address and password used during UTME registration.

3. Locate the slip reprint option

Click on “Print Examination Slip” on your dashboard.

4. Enter required details

Input your registration number if prompted and proceed.

5. View your exam details

Your slip will display your CBT center, exam date, and time.

6. Print your slip

Download and print at least two clear copies, preferably in colour.

Why early reprinting is important

Many candidates delay checking their examination slips, often waiting until a day before their exam. This approach comes with risks, especially when the portal experiences heavy traffic or technical delays.

Reprinting early allows candidates to properly plan logistics, confirm unfamiliar locations, and avoid unnecessary stress on the examination day.

A CBT centre operator in Agbowo, Ibadan, who spoke on the development, stressed the importance of preparation.

“Every year, we see candidates arriving late because they did not check their centres on time. Some even come to the wrong location. Printing early and visiting the centre beforehand can prevent avoidable mistakes,” the operator said.

Visit your CBT centre before the exam

After using the JAMB 2026 reprint portal to check the JAMB 2026 exam centre, candidates are strongly advised to physically locate their centres at least one day before the exam.

This is particularly important for candidates posted to unfamiliar areas or cities. Traffic conditions, distance, and accessibility vary widely, especially in busy urban locations.

Arriving early also gives candidates confidence and reduces anxiety on the examination day.

Common mistakes to avoid

Candidates should take note of the following: do not wait until the last minute to print your slip. Avoid relying on verbal information from cybercafés without verifying yourself. Ensure your printed details are clear and readable. Do not laminate your slip if instructed otherwise by JAMB. Keep multiple copies in case one gets misplaced

What your JAMB slip contains

The examination slip includes; candidate’s full name and registration number, examination date and time, assigned CBT centre address, subject combination. 

Important instructions from JAMB states that candidates are expected to read all instructions carefully before the exam day. Internal resource for candidates.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Why is my JAMB exam date missing from my slip?

If your exam date is missing, it may be due to incomplete slip generation or a temporary system delay. Candidates should log out and try again later or check updates on the official JAMB portal.

Can I change my CBT centre after printing my slip?

No, candidates cannot change their CBT centre once it has been assigned by JAMB. Any request for change is usually not entertained.

Is black and white printing acceptable?

While black and white copies may be accepted, candidates are advised to print coloured copies for clarity and easy verification at the centre.

ALSO READ: JAMB 2026 prohibited items: What not to bring to the exam hall 


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