2025 UTME Result Glitches: JAMB Candidates Share Experiences After Resitting

2025 UTME Result Glitches:JAMB Candidates Share Experiences After Resitting

Some of the candidates wrote the exam on Friday, May 16, while others were scheduled to rewrite their own on Saturday, May 17. Those among them who spoke with journalists have shared their experience of resistance to journalists. 

According to the rostrum, Chioma Marvelous Nnamdi, revealed that the resistance was soft and the usual malfunction of computers was not present. Chioma explained that the questions were simpler and easier to answer. He expressed optimism on how to obtain a higher score in resistance, adding that there were complaints of inconsistent and confusing responses in the last exercise. She said: "I appreciate God and jambas because it is necessary to correct the anomalies that occurred during the previous examination, where they gave us complicated and unclear answers.

" Chinonso Eziekel, another UTME candidate who sat for resistance, shared his experience. Remember that some candidates experienced incomplete questions and answers during the last examination, computer failures and little time to complete the test. 

However, she noted that the experience was a different thing for candidates this time. She explained that the faulty computers have been replaced with immediate effect and that the questions were more straightforward than the last exercise. The Tribune further reported that candidates from different parts of Abia state confirmed having the same simpler experience, stating that the rescheduled exercise was simpler and easier for the candidates. 

Umudike, a staff member at the E-test Centre, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture (MOUAU), also commended the examination board for the developments. He stated that the centre was not to be fault for the earlier technical faults experienced by the candidates, adding that they were from JAMB. He further explained that the centre has taken some extra measures at this time to ensure that the computers remain in stable conditions throughout the resitting exercise.