When is the best time to register for IJMB?
This is one of the most asked questions by both students and parents so in this article, we will be providing you with the best possible answers, so make sure you read carefully to the end.
Are you tired of waiting endlessly for university admission? Are you tired of the JAMB struggle? Frustrated with waiting year after year for university admission? Do you want a faster, more reliable alternative to JAMB? What if I told you there’s a smarter and faster way to secure admission into 200-level at the school of your choice without the JAMB headache?
Yes! IJMB is the answer. So what is IJMB and when is the best time to register?
IJMB is an advanced-level program fully accredited by the government and recognized by many top Nigerian universities serving as the best alternative to gaining admission into the university without JAMB struggle.
How Does the IJMB work?
The way it works is pretty simple, so we will break it into 3 simple steps.
- Step one: A candidate is required to select 3 subjects related directly to his course (eg, if you want to study medicine, you are to pick Chemistry, Biology and Physics).
- Step two: All students will undergo extensive lectures and lessons for at least 8 good months.
- Step three: By the end of those months, all students will write a standard exam. All those who score the required points automatically qualify for direct entry admission into any university of their choosing.
After knowing this, let’s go back to the main question. When is the best time to register for IJMB?
There is no perfect time to enrol but with our years of experience in the field, we have come up with a least of the best possible times to enrol for the IJMB program.
One of the advantages of IJMB is its flexibility. You can register for IJMB at any stage of your choosing. Here are the best times to enrol as per our research:
While in SS3 (Before WAEC)
As an SS3 student, the best time to enrol into the IJMB program is before your WAEC. The best part is that you can attend your ijmb classes while still preparing for your WAEC, and probably JAMB too if you choose to combine both.
Doing this ensures you are perfectly utilising your time so you won’t have to wait another year if JAMB doesn’t work out.
When you turn 15
The minimum age to register for IJMB is 15 years old. So, once you turn 15, even if you are still in school or have already graduated, you can enrol for the program.
After WAEC (While Waiting for Results)
Immediately after finishing your WAEC, instead of sitting idle and wasting most of your time doing nothing, utilize that time to enrol on the IJMB program and start attending classes. You don’t have to wait for your results before you start attending lectures.
Before or After JAMB
Before JAMB: you can simply Register for IJMB as a backup plan in case JAMB doesn’t go well.
After JAMB: If you’re unsure about your JAMB score, registering for IJMB is your best bet because it gives you a second chance.
While Waiting for University Admission
If you have written your JAMB but the results are taking too long, and you are not confident about your score, simply enrol for IJMB to increase your chances so you can secure your admission faster. To avoid wasting a whole year, register and start classes immediately.
If You’ve Written JAMB Multiple Times Without Success
Some people have written jamb 2,3,4+ times without gaining admission even once. If you happen to fall under this category, Struggling with JAMB year after year? Then the IJMB is your escape route.
The number of students who gain admission through IJMB after many failed JAMB attempts is encouraging.
If You Graduated Long Ago & Need Academic Revival
Have you been out of school for months or years? And need to revive or refresh your memory? IJMB helps you refresh your knowledge and get back on track and also prepares you for university.
Conclusion
IJMB is a stress-free, faster alternative to secure your university admission without having to depend solely on JAMB. So, whether you are still in SS3, waiting for admission, or tired of JAMB struggles, now is the perfect time to register!
Do not waste another year hoping for JAMB admission alone, diversify your chances, and seek other alternatives and options.
