Yes, JAMB regularization can be done more than once if necessary, but only under specific circumstances. Regularization is a process through which candidates without valid JAMB admission numbers or with discrepancies in their admission records can regularize their admission status with JAMB.
Why You Might Need Regularization Twice
- Change of Institution or Course:
- If you’ve previously regularized your admission but later transfer to another institution or change your course, you may need to undergo regularization again to update your records.
- Errors in Previous Regularization:
- If there was an error in your initial regularization (e.g., incorrect institution name, matriculation number, or admission year), you might need to redo the process to correct these mistakes.
- Incomplete or Invalid Regularization:
- If the first regularization was not completed or approved by JAMB, you may need to reapply.
- New Admission Process:
- If you are admitted to a higher-level program (e.g., Direct Entry or postgraduate studies), you might need to regularize your new admission.
Steps to Regularize Twice
- Visit the JAMB Portal:
- Log in to your profile on the official JAMB website (www.jamb.gov.ng).
- Initiate a New Regularization Request:
- Click on the “Late Application (Regularization)” option, and follow the steps to fill in your updated information.
- Submit Required Documents:
- Provide supporting documents, such as your admission letter, transcript, or other relevant information, depending on your institution’s requirements.
- Pay the Regularization Fee:
- A fee (currently ₦10,000) is required for each regularization process.
- Institution and JAMB Approval:
- Your institution and JAMB must approve the new regularization request.
Things to Note
- Double Fees: Each regularization request comes with a separate fee, so doing it twice means paying twice.
- Approval Time: Regularization can take weeks or months to process, so ensure your reasons for reapplying are valid.
- Contact JAMB: If you’re unsure whether re-regularization is necessary, consult JAMB officials or visit an accredited CBT center for clarification.
In summary, while JAMB regularization can be done more than once, ensure you have a valid reason and follow the correct procedure to avoid unnecessary delays or expenses.