JAMB Confirms: 2025 UTME Results Align With 12-Year Pattern

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Professor Ishaq Oloyede, the Registrar of JAMB, has stated that the performance metrics for the 2025 UTME align with those documented during the last twelve-year period.

In response to public worries regarding this year's outcomes, Oloyede stated that the results were nothing out of the ordinary.

During an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Abuja, he mentioned that among the 1.9 million students who took the UTME, roughly 1.5 million obtained scores under 200.

He emphasised, however, that such results were not unusual and aligned with historical patterns.

“This is not peculiar to this year. The performance statistics are consistent with those of the last 12 years,” he said.

Regarding the postponement of publishing personal outcomes, the JAMB Registrar stated that this delay was because of an ongoing examination of specific applicants' records.

“We have not released the individual results yet, but we have published the overall statistics because that part of the process has been completed.

“We are currently reviewing the cases of some candidates with borderline issues. We need to determine whether their results should be released or withheld.

“After that is completed, probably by tomorrow, we will publish the individual outcomes.”

Provided by Syndigate Media Inc. ( Syndigate.info ).

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