Talking in a meeting with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday, JAMB's Head of Public Relations, Fabian Benjamin, said it wasn't right for any student to watch that the board would close the change of courses and organizations technique soon.
He prompted possibility to maintain a strategic distance from freeze, however set aside opportunity to settle on choice that is appropriate for them, to secure admission into higher organizations, as the method is constant and the commission is not prepared to close the system until the point that admission has been finished up.
"This is so in light of the fact that there are instances whereby students who picked specific institutions won't have opportunity there and another will need to offer them admission.
"On the off chance that shut it will be hard to get to such offer, hopefuls should simply backpedal to the entrance and roll out improvements to those foundations and get to accessible open doors.
"We need to maintain a strategic distance from a circumstance whereby competitors will have numerous admission and will take one and be denied that open door.
"When we do that insights will be fortified; if hopefuls pick the University of Lagos and later consider Yaba-Tech the measurement will mirror the second decision.
"With the goal that when we are giving record of confirmation of a competitor, we will have the capacity to give exact measurement and not mutilated information we have been doling out some time recently."
He said that the change is basic for hopefuls who committed errors while picking courses they need to think about or the foundation or college they need to apply to.
Benjamin clarified that the procedure of progress of courses and foundations should be possible with the installment of N2, 500 in JAMB Computer Based Tests (CBT) focuses and at other affirmed focuses.
He, consequently, exhorted hopefuls who wished to change their decision obviously or establishment to think appropriately, before doing as such to stay away from anomalies.
He likewise included that the board would hold the strategy advisory group meeting on Aug. 21 and Aug. 22, to decide cut-off marks for admission this year into different courses and tertiary institutions.
He additionally said that the choice for the cut-off mark for admission would be chosen by Vice-Chancellors of colleges, Rectors of Polytechnics and Mono-strategies and Provosts of Colleges of Education.
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