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1.94 million students sat for 2024 exams - JAMB - Vimarsana News

1.94 million students sat for 2024 exams - JAMB

The Registrar, Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Prof Ishaq Oloyede, says no fewer than 1.94 million candidates sat for the 2024 examinations

"Uncalled for": Father Arrested while Writing Exam For His Son - Vimarsana News

"Uncalled for": Father Arrested while Writing Exam For His Son

Officials of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) have arrested a yet-to-be-identified father for writing the ongoing 2024 UTME for his son.

Source: tuko.co.ke
SSC Declared Additional Result Of The Selection Post Phase 10 Recruitment Examination, 680 Candidates Shortlisted - Vimarsana News

SSC Declared Additional Result Of The Selection Post Phase 10 Recruitment Examination, 680 Candidates Shortlisted

The results of the SSC Selection Post Phase 10 recruitment exam have been released. Candidates who appeared in this examination can check their name in the selection list by visiting the official website.

Source: india.com
No normalisation of scores for CUET UG, NET this year, says UGC Chief - Vimarsana News

No normalisation of scores for CUET UG, NET this year, says UGC Chief

UGC Chief Jagadesh Kumar has announced that there will be no normalisation of scores for the Common University Entrance Test or CUET UG 2024 and National

NEW DELHI: UGC Allows Direct Pursuit of PhD for Graduates with Four-Year Degrees, Changes Eligibility Criteria for NET - Vimarsana News

NEW DELHI: UGC Allows Direct Pursuit of PhD for Graduates with Four-Year Degrees, Changes Eligibility Criteria for NET

According to UGC Chairman Jagadesh Kumar, graduates with four-year undergraduate degrees can now directly appear for NET and pursue PhD studies.