The Joint admission and Matriculation board has
announced that it would no longer be conducting Paper
Pencil Test (PPT) exams as from 2015. The Registrar,
Professor Ojerinde, said the Paper-Pencil-Test (PPT)
would be phased out as a result of malpractice, fraud,
logistic problems and insecurity.
Professor Ojerinde, said “We are not going back to
PPT anymore; This is the end of PPT in the country.
PPT was full of malpractice, fraud, logistic problems
and
insecurity. So we do not want to go back to it; we now
have a solution with the introduction of CBT. We are
forging ahead with it”
He added by saying the board uses over 98 vehicles for
the distribution of exam materials to centers, and this
doesn’t guarantee the security and safety of the material
but in the case of CBT there are already over 156 CBT
centers nationwide.
He made all this known to the public on Friday at the
commissioning of a N150 million Computer Based Test
(CBT) centre in Kogo Bwari, Abuja. He also spoke on
issues of multiple registrations by some candidates
He said “The new policy is that any candidate who
engages in multiple registration will be banned for 3
years”.
Source: Sosmait online
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