If you’re preparing for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in 2026, making sure you have your exam slip printed is an essential step.
Your slip shows your exam date, venue, seat number and is required at your CBT centre. Fortunately, you can reprint your JAMB exam slip online; it takes only a few minutes and can save you a lot of stress closer to exam day.
In this guide, you will learn:
- Why you need to reprint your JAMB slip
- A step-by-step process to reprint it (on phone or PC)
- What to check after printing
- Common problems & how to fix them
- Helpful tips to avoid last-minute panic.
Why You Should Reprint Your JAMB Slip
- The exam slip contains critical information like your exam date, time, venue and seat number.
- Reprinting ensures you have a hard copy to present at your exam centre; many centres require this.
- If you lost your original slip or never printed it, reprinting gives you another opportunity.
- Having extra copies helps prevent issues if you misplace one at the last minute.
How to Reprint Your JAMB Exam Slip (Step-by-Step)
Here’s how to reprint your slip from home or a cyber-café:
On a Computer:
- Open your web browser (Chrome, Firefox or Edge).
- Visit the official JAMB exam-slip printing portal: [https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/PrintExaminationSlip]
- In the required field, enter either your JAMB registration number, e-mail address, or phone number.
- Click the “Print Examination Slip” button.
- A pop-up or new tab will show your slip; review the details carefully. If pop-ups are blocked, enable them in your browser.
- Download the slip as a PDF or print it immediately using a colour printer.
- Keep one printed copy for your records and bring another to your exam centre.
On a Mobile Phone:
- Use Chrome (or another modern browser).
- Navigate to the printing portal above.
- If the site appears mobile-unfriendly, open the browser menu and select “Request desktop site” for full view.
- Enter your registration or phone number and submit.
- Once the slip appears, either print via wireless printer or download the PDF and email it to yourself or save to a USB for printing later.
- Print at a cyber-café if no home printer is available.
What to Check on Your Printed Slip
After printing your slip, confirm that:
- Your Name exactly matches your JAMB registration.
- The Registration Number is correct.
- The Exam Date and Time match the official schedule.
- The Exam Venue and Seat Number are present and correct.
- There are no smudges or missing information.
- If any detail is wrong, contact a JAMB-accredited centre or use the e-facility portal to make corrections.
Helpful Tips for 2026 UTME Candidates
- Visit your exam venue ahead of time to locate it and plan your travel.
- Print at least two copies of your slip: one for your exam day, one for your records.
- Save a digital copy (PDF) on your phone or USB, useful as backup.
- Keep your JAMB profile credentials (email/phone/registration number) safe and accessible.
- Avoid last-minute printing; cyber-cafés get very busy as exam dates approach.
- Follow any updates from JAMB on exam dates, changes or instructions.
Reprinting your JAMB exam slip is a small but critical step in your UTME preparation. It not only ensures you have the correct exam details but also gives you peace of mind to focus on studying.
Follow the steps above, triple-check your details, and arrive at your centre with confidence knowing you are fully prepared. Best of luck with your JAMB exam in 2026!
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