JAMB 2026: What to Do If a Wrong Email Was Used During Registration

JUNE 24, 2025 - 10:46 PM

As candidates continue to reprint their examination slips for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), some are discovering mistakes in the details used during their registration.

 

One common issue reported is the use of a wrong email address, like the case of Inyene Bassey Okon, whose registration agent mistakenly typed “0” (zero) instead of “O” (letter O) in the email address.

This has raised a very important question:
What should you do if the wrong email was used during your JAMB registration?

 

Here is the clear solution.

Step 1: Use Your Registration Number or Phone Number to Print Your Slip

Even if your email address was entered wrongly during registration,
you can still print your JAMB exam slip without using email.

 

Simply follow these steps:

You do not need to log into your email to print your exam slip.

Step 2: Create a New Gmail Account Matching the Wrong Email

It is also a smart move to immediately create a new Gmail account using the wrong email that was mistakenly registered.

For example:
If the wrong email on your JAMB record is “[email protected]“,
you should quickly create a Gmail account with that exact spelling.

This will help you:

 

Creating the Gmail account now can save you serious stress after the UTME when you need to access your JAMB portal.

Final Advice

If you discover any mistake in your registration details,
stay calm and find the best solution early.

Using your registration number or phone number will allow you to print your exam slip now,
and creating the Gmail account based on the wrong email will secure your access to the JAMB portal later.

The 2025 UTME will officially begin on Wednesday, 24th April 2025.
Candidates are encouraged to reprint their slips early, check their details carefully, and prepare well for the examination.

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