JAMB urges parents to verify facts before making admission allegations. Learn how UTME scores, catchment areas, and quotas impact decisions and how a ticketing system curbs misinformation.

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JAMB Urges Fact-Checking on Admissions
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has urged parents to thoroughly understand the university admission process before making public allegations. In a recent incident, Mr. Godwin Nsan accused the University of Calabar of unjustly denying his child admission. However, JAMB's investigation clarified that his child ranked 86th among the applicants, while the university had only 68 merit slots available.
JAMB emphasized that UTME scores alone do not guarantee admission. Universities also evaluate factors such as:
- Catchment areas
- Subject combinations
- Post-UTME scores
- Institutional quotas