How to check jamb 2017 result

How to check JAMB 2017 Results
1. Login to your profile at www.jamb.org.ng
2. Scroll down a bit and find the box that says "Check 2017 UTME Examination Results". Click on it.
3. It should either display your result or tell you "No Result Yet"

In case you have no result yet just don't pannic jamb do release results in batch, so just keep checking yours will be release soon.

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