The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)’s Special Committee on Examination Infractions has completed its work.
They will now submit a report to JAMB management on Monday, September 8, 2025, the board confirmed in a bulletin on Monday.
Constituted last month, the committee was given a three-week mandate to investigate irregularities detected during the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.
The violation was allegedly committed by 6,458 suspected candidates.
It was chaired by Dr. Jake Epelle of the TAF Foundation and tasked with identifying methods, patterns, tools and technologies used to perpetrate various examination offences.
The committee members “review current examination and registration policies and recommend improvements to strengthen the system’s resilience against such malpractice; determine the culpability, if any, of each of the 6,458 suspected candidates (whose results, excluding the albinism group, remain withheld; recommend appropriate disciplinary actions or sanctions against individuals or groups found culpable.”