IJMB And The Information You Need to Know About

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IJMB And The Information You Need to Know About

Gain Admission Into 200 Level Via IJMB PROGRAMME

 If seeking admission into 200 Level this year without JAMB is your priority, we sincerely congratulate you because IJMB is designed to cater to your admission needs.

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If you are tired and exhausted from failing JAMB or not securing admission with JAMB and Post UTME. The IJMB programme is your best bet. IJMB has open doors for thousands of students both in the present and past and if you also want to be part of this great testimony, it’s time for you to register for IJMB.

About IJMB: What is IJMB?

IJMB simply stands for Interim Joint Matriculation Board, established in 1975.

It is an Approved, Proven and Certified Advanced level programme moderated by Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) and NUC and has a coordinating body in various tertiary institutions and different study centres nationwide. It is designed to cater to admission seekers and to provide admission for students into 200 Level in any Nigerian university without JAMB.

The programme at the initial stage was designed to provide an opportunity for candidates who cannot gain admission to regular degree programmes in Northern Universities due to different reasons.

The entry qualification into the programme is purely Ordinary Level result (O’level) also, candidates awaiting result can also apply.

IJMB programme has been in existence for Many years now and there are so many prominent Nigerians who have secure Admission through IJMB. IJMB is not an alternative to JAMB but a better option than JAMB.

IJMB is Approved:

By the Federal Government and it has a platform for securing admission into higher institution in the country and abroad via direct entry admission.

IJMB is Guaranteed:

Yearly, about 20,000 applicants put in for the programme in which more than 70% fraction successfully secure admission with it into 200 level to their preferred institution & course.

IJMB is Certified:

It is certified by the Nigeria University Commission (NUC) and has an Advanced level examination that qualifies students into 200 level via Direct Entry.

How is IJMB different from JAMB?

Also See: 5 Good Reasons You Should Apply For IJMB PROGRAMME

The difference is clear and we will list a few out of the numerous advantages.

• IJMB gives candidates admission into 200 level.
• IJMB candidates do not need to register for JAMB.
• IJMB result is valid for 7 years.
• Admission into university with IJMB is much easier.

How does IJMB work?

Prospective candidates are required to select any THREE (3) A/L IJMB Subject Combination identified with their preferred course of study in the university be it Science, Art or Social Science Course.

Candidates would then be lectured for the stipulated period at their respective Study Centre and thereafter sit for the final examination.

On completion of the programme, successful candidates accordingly utilize their IJMB certificate to secure admission into 200level in any Nigeria tertiary institution via Direct Entry.

Summary

Candidates who enroll for IJMB will undergo lecture from now till December and the final exam will be conducted by January. After the exam, candidates will be issued their IJMB results and the result will be used to process admission into 200 level in your desired university.

Authenticity of the Programme

IJMB certificate is presently recognised and accepted in more than 80% of Nigeria federal, state and private Universities. Thus, prospective candidates can check (item 2.2) of JAMB BROCHURE to confirm its authenticity.

Will I Gain Admission with this IJMB PROGRAMME?

IJMB is the surest way to say goodbye to JAMB and gain admission into your desired university in Nigeria.

See: Official list of Universities That Accept IJMB Certificate

Programme Duration

The programme runs for a maximum period of one academic session (9-10 months) divided into two (2) semesters. Academic activities in all our centers begin every March and ends January. The examination is conducted every February.

Programme Eligibility

The programme is open to all interested candidates nationwide and any course can be offered be it Science, Art or Social Science.

IJMB Requirements

IJMB requirements and primary entry qualification is your ordinary level result. Before anyone can apply for IJMB, such must have completed his/her secondary school education.

However, candidates awaiting ordinary level result can also apply for the IJMB programme. Candidates who is rounding up secondary school can also apply for the programme.

Who can attend the Programme?

The programme can be attended by any interested and qualified candidates. By qualification, candidates must meet-up the basic requirements as stated Below.

Basic Requirements

The basic requirements for IJMB admission are stated below:

• O’Level Result (Max of 2 sittings)
• Four (8) Passport Photographs
• Birth Certificate
• Certificate of State of origin (Optional)

Important Notice!

• No JAMB/PUTME score is needed for Admission
• Awaiting Result Candidate too can Apply
• Automatic Admission without Screening
• A non-refundable form fee of ₦5,000

(bank deposit,which includes Registration & logistics) is to be paid

How to Make Use of Your IJMB Result

To use your IJMB result to gain admission into 200 Level, you need to visit JAMB website or their nearest office to obtain D.E form (Direct Entry), fill them in correlation with your IJMB result, by then you have the opportunity to choose first and second choice university.

IJMB result does not expire, thus candidate can use their result anytime needed.

IJMB Syllabus

We have a special and updated syllabus designed to cater and meet student need to ensure 100% success. In the last few years, we have recorded tremendous success and this has placed us at the top when it comes to success in IJMB exam.

IJMB Academic Calendar

The academic calendar starts by November every year and it ends by April for the registration of the following year. By March, while the registration is still going on, the lectures for the session will start, which is usually within the mid of March and early April.

The lectures will run through to December from that March/ April. For January the revision for the session will start. The examination can start from late January or early February, and the examination last for three weeks. By late April the same year the result will be released.

Reference :

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