The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has stepped up efforts to improve examination coordination nationwide, as Registrar Prof. Segun Aina engaged Computer-Based Test (CBT) centre operators, Zonal Directors and State Coordinators on examination preparedness and service delivery.
The engagement focused on strengthening coordination among key stakeholders involved in the examination process and ensuring that candidates receive a consistent standard of service at CBT centres across the country.
JAMB Prioritises Examination Readiness
Discussions during the sessions centred on the importance of preparing examination centres adequately and improving collaboration among officials responsible for delivering examinations.
CBT centre operators play a vital role in the process, particularly in ensuring that their facilities are ready to accommodate candidates and support the smooth conduct of computer-based examinations.
The participation of Zonal Directors and State Coordinators also highlights the importance of effective communication and coordination between the Board's officials and examination centres nationwide.
Focus on Service Delivery to Candidates
The engagement also emphasised the standard of service candidates receive at each examination centre.
Effective coordination across the examination system can help ensure that operational expectations are clearly communicated and that stakeholders work towards common objectives. A well-coordinated process is particularly important in addressing challenges that could affect candidates' examination experience.
JAMB's message to stakeholders was clear: improving the candidate experience requires collective responsibility, with every participant in the examination process playing their part.
Collaboration Key to Better Examinations
The nationwide engagement underscores the importance of teamwork among JAMB officials and CBT centre operators in maintaining examination standards and improving operational readiness.
As the Board continues its examination activities, coordination among stakeholders remains central to providing candidates with a more organised and reliable examination experience.
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