The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has removed 23 Computer-Based Test centres from its list and issued warnings to 89 others after reviewing the 2026 Mock Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.
The update was made public on Friday, April 10, 2026, through a statement released by the board’s spokesperson, Fabian Benjamin.
The mock exam, which is organised to help candidates get used to the computer-based testing system, was also used by the board to check how prepared the centres are.
It helped JAMB find centres that failed to meet the expected technical and operational standards.
Following the review, the board decided to delist centres that did not perform well and warned others to improve before the main examination.
JAMB said the move is part of its effort to keep the examination process clean and ensure that only centres that are fully ready take part in the UTME.
The delisted centres include: Micben Seat of Wisdom Academy ICT Hall in Ukwa West, Abia State; Bishop Crowther Seminary CBT Centre in Awka and The Oracle Lens in Nnokwa, both in Anambra State; Derby’s Young ICT Centre in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State; Avid ICT Solutions in Asaba, Brightfield School CBT in Ekpan, and Conarina Maritime Academy in Abraka, all in Delta State.
Others are Daniet Global Resources and Moses and Grace College of Health Sciences CBT Centre in Benin City, Edo State; De-Lite CBT Centre in Maitama and Zulqud Consult Centre in Lugbe, Abuja.
In Lagos State, the affected centres include Florin High School in Ejigbo, Folbob CBT Centre in Lakowe, Great Kezino College in Ikorodu, Obans CBT Centre in Elepe, and Teesas Learning and CBT Centre along the Lekki Expressway.
Also listed are Braingate Model Schools in Ijoko and Greenhills Academy in Itele, Ogun State; Oduduwa University CBT Centre in Ile-Ife, Osun State; Lasting Glory Schools, Nesam International School, and SAF Polytechnic CBT centres in Oyo State; as well as Rabjib Computer Academy in Jos, Plateau State.
In addition to the delisted centres, one CBT centre in Lagos, Ha-Shem Academy in Yaba, has been banned completely and will no longer be used for any of the board’s examinations.
