JAMB Laments Lack Of Transparency In Admission Process

JAMB Laments Lack Of Transparency In Admission Process. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has accused some tertiary institutions of learning in the country of being in the habit of opting for ‘crooked options’ by failing to disclose admission offers granted to candidates.

It would be recalled that JAMB said it uncovered no fewer than 706,189 undisclosed admission offers granted to candidates by tertiary institutions.

According to the board, the admission offers granted were done outside of the Central Admissions Processing System.

Meanwhile, the primary purpose of introducing the Central Admissions Processing System in 2017 was to do away with primordial procedures in the admission processes.

The board, therefore, urged concerned institutions to desist from such practices and comply with the board’s directives that all admissions must be conducted through CAPS.