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The Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the 2019 UTME results

About 1,792,719 candidates sat for the exams, while 34,120 candidates had their results withheld for examination malpractice.

The Registrar of the board, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, who made the announcement in Abuja on Saturday also stated that 15,145 results were withheld for further clarification.

*How To Check 2019 UTME Results?*

JAMB had revealed that it had standardised its result checker process, saying that candidates who sat for the 2019 UTME can check their results via their phones through a text message with a registration number.
“Candidates should not bother themselves going to any cyber cafe to check any result. Our result check has been standardised. We will forward the results to the respective telephone numbers of those candidates who are deserving of it,” spokesman for the board, Fabian Benjamin, had said in April.

Steps to check results:

1. Send RESULT as an SMS to 55019 using the same number that was used for registration.

2. An SMS will be sent back to your phone carrying your UTME 2019 results.

JAMB said it simplified the way to check results for the 2019 examination to avoid extortion of candidates.

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