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The results of the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) mop-up exercise have been made public by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
According to reports, the Board’s Public Communication Advisor, Fabian Benjamin, released a statement on Tuesday announcing the release.
According to Benjamin, candidates who participated in the mop-up exam could now view their results using the channels authorized by the Board for result-checking.
He claims that the results were made public after the mop-up activity was successfully completed.
“Candidates who took the exam can check their results through the Board’s established result-checking channels,” he stated.
Benjamin continued by saying that the Board will now go on to the next phase of the admissions procedure, which would start with the ranking of applicants.
“The Board will start ranking candidates after the mop-up process is successfully completed and the results are made public.
“After that, it is anticipated that results will be printed for admission purposes before the weekend,” he stated.
Additionally, the Board thanked stakeholders and candidates for their cooperation and patience throughout the process.
According to Benjamin, the mop-up exam’s flawless execution demonstrated the Board’s dedication to making sure impacted candidates had an equal chance to finish the exam.
On Saturday, June 13, 2026, the mop-up exercise took place.
For candidates who were biometrically validated for the main UTME but were unable to take the test because of issues noted at some centers, it was a last chance.
It was reported that throughout the primary exam time, the impacted applicants experienced technological difficulties, biometric problems, or other disturbances.
The primary 2026 UTME took place from April 16 to April 25, 2026.
Affected candidates are anticipated to check their scores when the mop-up results are released and wait for additional admission-related procedures from the Board.
