The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has reviewed its policy to allow candidates who have genuinely lost access to their registered phone numbers or email addresses to update the details through a controlled process.
JAMB announced the policy change on Monday through its official X account, saying the service commenced on Sept. 21, 2026.
The board said the service was available only at designated JAMB Computer-Based Test centres, including State Offices where applicable.
It said the measure was intended for candidates with genuine cases involving loss of access to their registered GSM numbers or email addresses.
According to the board, candidates seeking to use the service would be required to undergo strict identity and biometric verification.
“Please note: The service can be accessed only once and is subject to strict identity and biometric verification,” JAMB said.
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