This is just three days after the examination and reinforces the need for computer based test (CBT) to be introduced across other national examinations.
The board’s Head, Media and Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin, revealed the release in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lagos.
Following the announcement of release, candidates are now able to check their results online by visiting JAMB's official website
www.jamb.org.ng
And signing in with their registration numbers.
Mr Fabian Benjamin described the conduct of the examination nationwide on Monday as hitch-free and just the way they want Jamb Exams to be.
The mock exams was designed to give candidates a first hand experience of what the Jamb CBT exams are and help them ease tension and curiosity about the exam.
However, since Mock UTME is optional for candidates only a total of 211,000 candidates out of 275,000 who indicated interest in the exams showed up at their respective centres in Monday.
This is a small number when compared to over 1 million candidates registered for 2018 Jamb UTME.
The main 2018 Jamb UTME is expected to hold from March 9 to March 17 while Innovative Future recommends that candidates see this simple guide to Jamb CBT.
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