How to Reprint JAMB Examination Slip After Medical Emergency Rescheduling

Candidates can reprint their JAMB examination slip after medical emergency rescheduling by visiting efacility.jamb.gov.ng, navigating to the Print Examination Slip module, entering their UTME registration number, GSM phone number, or registered email address, and downloading the certified PDF slip displaying their newly assigned Computer-Based Test centre, updated examination date, and session reporting time.

Medical emergency rescheduling occurs when a candidate experiences severe, debilitating health emergencies—such as acute hospitalization, sudden traumatic injury, or infectious illness—that prevent physical attendance on their originally assigned testing date. Upon submitting official medical documentation and an authorized physician’s report from a recognized government hospital to the state JAMB office, the board’s administrative clearinghouse reviews the medical certificate and authorizes a compassionate reschedule. Once the central testing roster realigns the candidate, printing a revised examination slip becomes mandatory to gain entry to the new testing venue.

To reprint the realigned examination slip, the candidate opens Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge on a smartphone, tablet, or desktop computer. The candidate navigates to efacility.jamb.gov.ng or utilizes the dedicated examination slip reprint portal link available on the JAMB home portal. On the reprint interface, the candidate enters their authentic JAMB registration number, registered phone number, or profile email address into the input field and clicks the blue Print Examination Slip button.

The central database processes the query and generates the certified examination slip in PDF format. The document displays the candidate’s full legal name, digital biometric photograph, barcode, examination town, and the newly assigned examination date, hall number, and reporting session time (such as 7:00 AM, 9:30 AM, or 1:00 PM). The candidate downloads the PDF file and prints at least three clean color copies on standard white A4 paper using a laser printer. Presenting this rescheduled slip at the CBT gate ensures prompt biometric verification and prevents admission denial on test day.

Candidates experiencing blank download pages or generation timeout notifications should clear their browser cache, enable pop-up windows in browser settings, or reprint during early morning off-peak hours when network traffic is lower.

Official administrative guidelines enforced by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board clarify that candidates must sit their examinations strictly on their newly rescheduled date, as biometric terminals will reject candidates appearing on unassigned days.

Testing facility standards supervised by the Standards Organisation of Nigeria ensure that testing infrastructure across all rescheduled CBT centres satisfies national reliability benchmarks.

Reprinting clearance documents promptly prevents unnecessary panic and administrative confusion on the rescheduled testing day.

Candidates should physically locate their examination venue prior to test day to establish travel times and avoid logistical delays.

Safeguarding all physical clearance credentials protects applicants against administrative discrepancies during examination gate screening.

Prompt verification of examination venue updates ensures a confident, stress-free entrance testing experience.