The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has reopened its National Identification Number alignment service, to allow eligible candidates another opportunity to correct discrepancies between their examination records and National Identity Management Commission data.
The board announced the development through its official X handle, explaining that the service is available to candidates who need to reconcile mismatched personal information.
However, JAMB, cautioned that the reopening is a one-time opportunity and that approval of applications is not automatic.
The board advised candidates to ensure that any errors in their NIN records are corrected by NIMC before applying for alignment with their JAMB biodata.
It also urged applicants to review their personal information carefully and select all necessary corrections in a single submission to avoid errors that could affect the outcome of their applications.
The discrepancies may involve personal details such as names and dates of birth, among other biodata fields, depending on the corrections required.
