🔥 JAMB UPDATE

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MORE DETAILS ON HOW TO REGISTER YOUR NEWLY CREATED EMAIL WITH JAMB FOR ACCESSING YOUR 2021 UTME/DE PORTAL AND CAPS



🔰STEP ONE.


Create a new email/gmail on your phone. After creating it, please add it to your phone email account and make sure it's active. You can even try it by sending a message to it from another or your second email/gmail account to confirm if the email is active before proceeding to the second step.


🔰STEP TWO 


Now, kindly type the word "email" on your message board, leave one space together with your newly created email/gmail, leave one space again and repeat your email/gmail for the second time and send to the code 55019.


Example: Email abobs@gmail.com (to the code above)


N/B: It should be sent to the code 55019 as a message with your sim used to register for 2021 DE/UTME


🔰STEP THREE 


After sending it to the code (55019) as a message with your registered sim with jamb, a fee of #50 will be deducted. Make sure you have more than #50 airtime on the sim before trying it.


After you've successfully submitted your email to the code and was successful, you will receive a notification mesdage stating..



🔰STEP FOUR 


After a successful submission of email to the code, you will receive a notification message saying for example:


Dear Abobs Educational Consult, your email is successfully updated. Check your mail box for your profile details.


If you receive something like this after the process, then kindly login to your newly created email/gmail account, check your mailbox to receive your newly reset loging details by jamb.



🔰STEP FIVE 


Then finally you can loging and access your portal with the newly reset details by visiting www.jamb.org.ng


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Thank you

AbobsConsult




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