Most of the aspirants usually make some mistakes that can cost them their admission, you really don't want it to happen to you, do you?
You might ask yourself, what are the possible mistakes that cost me my admission the previous years (if you have done JAMB before)? I will be talking about those mistakes on this post, stay tuned!!!
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Now back to the main topic, what are the mistakes that can possibly cost you your admission in 2019?
Wrong Subject Combination
This is the major mistake that a lot of aspirants make every year. The use of brochures in the preparation of the JAMB exam should never be underestimated. Imagine how sad it will be when you beat the cut off mark for your course and you are been rejected all because of the wrong subject combination. One thing about this mistake is that, after you have sat down for your JAMB exam, there is no longer a solution to this mistake except you decide to change your course to the one that conforms with the subject combination.
Wrong O'level Result
This mistake is also common among the aspirants and can surely cost an aspirant his or her admission. You may ask how can you make such a mistake? it is very possible. It is either the person who registered you for JAMB did mistake while filling it, or you intentionally did it to scale through or to try your luck. The interesting part is that you might be admitted but you can't escape it when you are doing your registration in school, you can't. If you are an aspirant with two sittings, you can use it although some courses require one sitting.
Click here to read on how some students were expelled because of fake results
Wrong Information
There are a lot of information going here and there, mostly fake news. Most aspirants usually believe fake information without actually making research on it.
There was a case of an aspirant I met in the CyberCafe, he was registering for POST UME. Then something painful happened, he paid the registration fee and later discovered that the school he was processing does not accept "second choice candidates ". The money he paid has gone because it was boly written on the school site that the money is non-refundable after been paid. Painful, isn't it?
If you want to get the real and original information, you can reach out to me by checking my contact page or you can check the blog from time to time.
Inconsistent Age In Your Documents
You are 17 in your WAEC certificate, 18 in your birth certificate and maybe 19 in your JAMB registration form, then you need nobody to tell you that something will be wrong somewhere. Age is an important factor during admission processes, some schools don't joke with it. You might have seen some schools write on their website that they do not admit anyone less than 16 years old.
Click here to read news about a boy who passed JAMB and WAEC but was rejected admission because of his Age
Wrong Spelling Of Name
This mistake can be corrected even after you have sat down for your JAMB exam, you will just have to go to any nearest JAMB office to edit your name. You might be charged for it. But nevertheless, you should take note that your name is well spelled during your JAMB registration.
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