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JAMB Asserts Individual NIN Requirement
Responding to a query from Twitter user Sarah Adindu, who sought clarification on using her mother's National Identification Number (NIN) for registration, JAMB unequivocally emphasized the necessity for candidates to utilize their own NIN.The official response made it clear that registering with a parent's NIN is not permissible.
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JAMB Advises on Profile Code Retrieval If Phone is Stolen
Another query in the conversation centered around a stolen phone and the associated challenge of generating a profile code with a new contact number.
JAMBHQ provided a clear solution, emphasizing that the phone itself is not integral to the UTME registration process. The focus, instead, should be on the associated SIM card. The advisory suggested inserting the retrieved SIM card into another phone to reactivate the profile code and proceed with the registration.
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Key Takeaways
JAMB's responses underscore the importance of adhering to prescribed procedures for UTME registration. The clarification on NIN usage and guidance on handling a stolen phone aims to ensure a smooth and accurate registration process for candidates. As the registration season progresses, candidates are encouraged to follow the specified guidelines to avoid complications and ensure a successful registration experience.NEED a guide, update, or answer on something? You can spend just #500 to get professional answers and guides. Click here to request Mr. Techie's INSTANT REPLY.
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