Print your JAMB exam slip — it's free
Go to slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng. Type your JAMB registration number — or the email or phone number you signed up with. Your slip opens with your exam date, time and CBT centre. You pay nothing. No PIN, no scratch card.
Print my exam slip freeNeed your registration slip, result slip or admission letter instead? The table below has each one.
Which slip do you need?
Scroll the table sideways to see cost and when you need each slip.
| Slip | Where to print | Cost | When you need it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exam (UTME) slip | slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng | Free | Before you enter the CBT hall — shows date, time, centre, seat number |
| Registration/profile slip | efacility.jamb.gov.ng | Free | Checks that your registration details are correct |
| Result slip | efacility.jamb.gov.ng | ₦1,000 + ₦100 service charge | When a school or employer asks for your scores on paper |
| Admission letter | efacility.jamb.gov.ng | ₦1,000 + ₦100 service charge | After CAPS gives you admission, before you resume |
How to print your exam slip (free, 5 steps)
- 1 Go to the portalOpen slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/main-examination. Any browser works — your phone, a laptop, or a business centre PC.
- 2 Enter your detailsType your JAMB registration number. The email or phone number you signed up with works too.
- 3 SubmitTap "Generate Examination Slip". You need no scratch card, no PIN, and no payment.
- 4 Check the detailsCheck your exam date, time, CBT centre and seat number. Make sure they are right before you leave the page.
- 5 Download and printSave it as a PDF and print at least one copy. You can reprint as many times as you need.
Scam warning
Reprinting your exam slip is free. Do not pay a cybercafé operator, an agent, or a "JAMB helper" for it. The portal only asks for your registration number, email or phone number. Pay only on efacility.jamb.gov.ng, and only for what JAMB's fee schedule lists as paid — the result slip and the admission letter.
Troubleshooting
- Slip not showing / "no record found"
- Check for typos. Then try the other two — the portal takes your registration number, your email or your phone number.
- Lost or wrong registration email
- Use your registration number or phone number instead. If none work, get your details back on efacility.jamb.gov.ng. You can also take your ID to an accredited JAMB CBT centre.
- Lost registration number
- JAMB charges ₦1,000 plus a ₦100 CBT service charge — ₦1,100 in total — to retrieve a lost registration number through efacility.jamb.gov.ng.
- No printer at home
- Save the slip as a PDF on your phone. Any cybercafé or business centre can print it for you.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to reprint my JAMB exam slip?
Yes. Reprinting it at slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng costs nothing. You only need your registration number, or the email or phone number you used to register. Never pay anyone for this.
My slip is not showing. What do I do?
Check what you typed against your JAMB profile. Small typos cause most of these. If it still fails, try another browser or clear your cookies. An accredited JAMB CBT centre can also help.
I forgot the email I registered with. Can I still print my slip?
Try your registration number or phone number — the portal takes any of the three. If none work, get your details back on efacility.jamb.gov.ng or at an accredited centre.
How much does the result slip cost?
JAMB's fee schedule puts the result slip at ₦1,000, plus a ₦100 CBT service charge. That is ₦1,100 in total. Log in at efacility.jamb.gov.ng, pay there, then print. Do not pay a third party.
How much does the admission letter cost to print?
JAMB's fee schedule puts the admission letter at ₦1,000, plus a ₦100 CBT service charge. That is ₦1,100 in total. It opens on efacility.jamb.gov.ng once CAPS confirms your admission. Ignore anyone charging more.
I have no printer. Where can I print my slip?
Save it as a PDF on any phone or laptop. Take the file — or just your registration number — to a cybercafé or an accredited JAMB CBT centre.
Can I reprint my slip as many times as I want?
Yes. You can reprint it as many times as you like during the exam period. There is no limit and no extra charge.