Names Of JAMB Candidates Involved In Exam Malpractice In 2020 UTME

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Latest Update: JAMB has just released an updated list of Names of candidates involved in Exam Malpractice for 2020 UTME. The updated list now contains 195 candidates, whose names have been published.

As time goes on, we believe this list will continue to grow as JAMB continues to review CCTV footages in all CBT centres from where the exams held. Continue reading below to find the names released by JAMB;

JAMB has released the names of candidates that have been caught so far, to have engaged in examination malpractice. Since these were the only number of candidates reported to JAMB, the board has put a statement forward saying the examination malpractice is on the decline in the country. You can find the names of these candidates, their state of centre, and the misconduct reported against them in the PDF attached to this post below;

If your name is on this list, then your result will be most likely withheld.




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