There are obviously three good reasons why a candidate may need to change his/her jamb choice of course or institution or both:
Case 1A. Due to Low UTME score:
After the release of Jamb results, the next thing to face is post-UTME
and admissions. Now take for instance that someone applied for a federal
university who will probably fix a cut-off mark of 200 and above; if
such candidate scored less than 200, it simply means he/she has lost the
admission. In this case the change of institution to a
state-owned/private University becomes necessary. State universities
generally fix cut-off marks below 200.
Case 1B. Due to Low UTME score:
Just like case 1A above, this happens when a candidate chose a very
competitive course like Law, Medicine and Surgery, Pharmacy,
Engineering, etc. Several courses have greater number of applicants than
others and such courses invariably attract very high cut-off marks. To
avoid being left aside a candidate is advised to go for change of course
within the same institution/faculty.
Case 2. Incomplete O'level results
In this case candidates who may have ran into deficiency of required
credit passes in some key/relevant subjects may decide to go for change
of course to accommodate themselves.
Case 3. Mistakes during registration
Was there a mistake while filling your registration by either you or the
business/cyber cafe? With this help, you can now correct any errors
made during registration of your course or institution.
Case 4. Other causes
These includes several factors ranging from finance, change in
Geographical locations, Parent's suggestions, Fear of Tribal
differences, etc. Such cases treated under this heading result to change
of institution.
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