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IJMB Registration Form 2016/2017 - Extended!


We're pleased to announce the release of IJMB registration forms for 2016/2017.

If you or your ward, has been disappointed by low JAMB Scores, and you think you have been ruled out for admission into your dream course this year, this programme is for you.

The IJMB Programme is for candidates, who would like to start lectures immediately, and further gain admission into 200 Level in reputable institutions in the country.

You can also apply, while you wait for the outcome of JAMB or Admission.

You can now apply through Myschool, which guarantees that you are in safe hands.

There are so many institutions/tutorial centres and websites claiming to provide such services, so we are stepping in to make sure you don't get into the wrong hands.

Application is currently on-going and it closes on 30th April, 2016.

originally posted by www.myschool.com.ng

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