JAMB Releases List Of Candidates To Qualify For NYSC



Jamb has ordered undergraduates that fall under 2014/15/16/17/18 who expect to qualify for NYSC after tertiary institution to check their name in the recently listed  jamb Matriculation List.

All you need to do is:
  • Click on the link jamb.org.ng/efacility/checkmatriculationlist, you will find a box written Select Examination, that's where you choose the year you wrote Jamb.
  • Below that box you will see another box written Reg Number. This is where you input your Jamb registration number.
  • Go to the bottom of the page and click on the blue box written Fetch My Details, after a few seconds you'll get your result showing if you are qualified or not!


If your name is not on the list, read the instructions on the page on How To Qualify to be on The Matriculation List.
I just checked mine and I'm relieved to be on the list because I don't have strength to start running helter skelter. I advice you check yours and make hay while the Sun Shines to avoid stories that touch the heart. GOOD LUCK!!




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