UNIBEN issues new directive for admission seekers
The University of Benin says only candidates who upload their O level results will be offered admission on its JAMB Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS).
The admission’s board directed admission seekers to upload their O level results at any JAMB accredited centre to guarantee their consideration.
The directive is contained in a statement on Monday in Benin by the university’s spokesperson, Benedicta Ehanire.
It noted that candidates could only be accepted via the JAMB platform after which the Kofa page of the admitted student would be created on UNIBEN’s official website.
“Admission offer from UNIBEN can only be accepted via the JAMB CAPS, after which the Kofa page of the student will be created on the UNIBEN website,” it said.
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