The Joint Admission
and Matriculation Board (JAMB), in an effort to reduce exam malpractice to barest
minimum has introduced computer-based examination
Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufa’I, at the inauguration of the board’s computer-based
testing in Abuja, on Thursday, said “This is an
effort by JAMB to ensure that we have computer-based testing. The computer
based testing has many advantages which includes the elimination of examination
malpractice.
“It is our hope that
by 2015, all JAMB examinations will be computer-based and students will have
their scores instantly.”
Earlier, the JAMB
Registrar, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, said the board would construct five testing
centres with 150 terminals in five states in 2013.
According to him,
candidates will, for now, have the option of using either the paper-pencil or
the e-testing option or both for all JAMB-related examinations.
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