⚡ BOOM 🔥🔥 NEBTEB SET TO IMPLEMENT CBT OVER 29,000 CANDIDATES.

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                         1 minute read. 🕧 07: 25am


BY Hola ⚡

The Registrar/CEO of NABTEB, Muhammed Aminu Muhammed, revealed plans to introduce Computer-Based Testing (CBT) in future examinations. Speaking during a monitoring visit to federal technical colleges in Uromi, Edo State, he emphasized the importance of embracing technology in examination processes.

Muhammed, represented by Director of Quality Assurance, Osaigbovo Pius, noted that NABTEB is investing in infrastructure to support CBT examinations. He cited JAMB's successful implementation of CBT and potential adoption by WAEC as reasons for NABTEB's move towards CBT.

"We want to ensure that the infrastructure to enable the CBT exam is on the ground," Muhammed said, highlighting NABTEB's commitment to innovation and efficiency in examination administration.



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