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🚨 What Happened Today at the 2025 JAMB Policy Meeting: Full Details You Should Know

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  Today, Tuesday, July 8, 2025, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) held its highly anticipated 2025 Policy Meeting on Admissions at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre in Abuja. It was a big day for students, schools, and parents across Nigeria, as crucial decisions were made regarding this year’s admissions into tertiary institutions. Here’s a breakdown of everything that went down: ✅ Official Cut-Off Marks for 2025 Admissions JAMB, in collaboration with key education stakeholders, approved the following national minimum cut-off marks: Universities – 150 Polytechnics and Colleges of Education – 100 Colleges of Nursing Sciences – 140 👉 Please note: Institutions still have the right to set their own (higher) cut-off marks, but they cannot go below these national minimums. 📣 JAMB Announces 2025 Top Scorers The top performers in the 2025 UTME were celebrated today. All three students scored above 370 out of 400! 1. Okeke Chinedu Christian (Anambra)...
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FG Scraps JSS & SSS, Introduces 12-Year Basic Education

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The Federal Government has removed the Junior Secondary School (JSS) and Senior Secondary School (SSS) system and replaced it with a 12-year uninterrupted basic education.


This means that students will now stay in school for 12 straight years before moving to higher education. The government is also planning to make 16 years the minimum age for university admission.


The Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, announced this at the 2025 National Council on Education (NCE) meeting in Abuja.


Why the Change?

The government believes this new system will:

✅ Keep students in school longer, reducing dropouts.

✅ Expose students to vocational skills early, helping them prepare for jobs or higher education.

✅ Match Nigeria’s education system with international standards.


How Will It Work?

To make this new system successful, the government will:

Build more schools to handle more students.

Train and hire more teachers.

Improve the school curriculum to focus on practical skills.

Provide better funding for education.



What This Means for Nigeria

With students staying in school longer, we may see:

✔️ Fewer children dropping out.

✔️ A reduction in child labor and crime.

✔️ More skilled graduates joining the workforce.


This is a big change, and while it may come with challenges, it could improve education in Nigeria.


What do you think about this new system? Drop your thoughts!


#Nigeria #Education #SchoolReform #BasicEducation #Students #Youth #FG


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