Uploading your O'level result to JAMB

Universities use the O'level result on your JAMB profile to check that you qualify for your course. If your result isn't uploaded, your admission can't be processed — even with a high score.

Who needs to do it

Anyone whose WAEC, NECO or NABTEB result wasn't on their JAMB profile at registration — for example candidates who wrote JAMB while awaiting results. If you're not sure, check your e-Facility profile.

How it's done

• At an accredited JAMB CBT centre: the traditional way — the centre enters your examination details and grades onto your JAMB record.
• From home (new in 2026): in August 2026, JAMB introduced an online option for 2026 UTME candidates to verify and upload results without visiting a CBT centre, starting with WAEC results. Instructions are given on your e-Facility dashboard and in JAMB's announcements.

Use only JAMB's official channels and accredited centres. Do not give your JAMB password or result details to agents who contact you.

Check before you leave or submit

• The examination number, year and type (WAEC/NECO, May/June or private) are correct.
• Every subject and grade matches your result exactly.
• If you used two sittings, both results are uploaded.
• The subjects include English, Mathematics and the others your course requires.

Do it early

Upload as soon as your result is out. Late uploads are one of the most common reasons good candidates miss admission while waiting.

Procedures and any charges can change. Follow JAMB's current instructions. Sources: ThisDay, 24 Aug 2026, Nairametrics, 24 Aug 2026. Last checked 2026-11-12.