The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced a new policy requiring the use of the National Identification Number (NIN) for all candidates seeking admission into non-regular programmes in Nigerian tertiary institutions. This includes those applying for admission into NOUN, Distance Learning, Part-Time, and Sandwich programmes.
This advisory applies to all prospective candidates applying to study under the non-regular mode of study in Nigerian universities and other tertiary institutions. Whether you’re considering part-time, distance learning, or NOUN programmes, you must now comply with this new NIN-based registration process.
The decision is part of JAMB's strategy to eliminate fraud and stop candidates from manipulating admission processes through multiple identities or compromised records. All Nigerian applicants for regular or non-regular study must now provide their NIN at the point of registration.
Candidates who had previously applied through non-regular programmes and haven’t yet linked their NIN or phone number to JAMB must now do so. They must create a profile using their NIN to access any JAMB services going forward.
JAMB assures that the registration portal will remain open all year round to accommodate the flexibility needed by candidates pursuing non-regular studies. You can begin registration as soon as you're ready by following the steps above.
Candidates will be required to pay a processing fee to their institution of choice, as determined by each school. JAMB only facilitates the admission process.
All concerned institutions and candidates are advised to follow these guidelines strictly. Compliance with the new NIN requirement is mandatory for all non-regular admission seekers for the 2024/2025 academic session.
Please be guided accordingly.
Source: Official Advisory from the Office of the Registrar, JAMB – Issued May 6th, 2024
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