Interswitch, an e-commerce company has called on prospective candidates for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to take advantage of its various payment gateways to register for the 2021 examination conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in order to meet up with the May 15 deadline.
Candidates who would like to register for the 2021 JAMB/UTME examinations, can easily obtain their e-PINs and forms from enabled Interswitch platforms such as Quickteller Mobile App/Web, Quickteller Paypoint (agents), payment with Interswitch WebPAY on JAMB’s website and payment using Interswitch Paydirect at any bank branch nationwide.
The Group Head, Corporate Marketing at Interswitch, Tomi Ogunlesi advised prospective candidates and guardians to make use of its enabled platforms which have been specifically designed to make the registration process easier for them.
According to him, “we have provided a variety of payment platforms that are reliable, user-friendly and very secure. Candidates have varied options across the Interswitch platforms.
This includes a payment collection solution that allows them to make payment at any bank branch nationwide, Quickteller Mobile App and Web, including Quickteller Paypoint agents.”
To avoid the conceivable difficulties associated with the registration process, he said prospective candidates can follow the simple steps including sending SMS NIN, space and 11-digit NIN number to 55019 e.g. (NIN 00123456789).
“Note that there should be a space between the word ‘NIN’ and your 11-digit NIN. You will receive an SMS with your 10-digit profile code and your registered NIN name. Visit JAMB website, click purchase of 2021 application document and enter your 10-digit profile code, select ‘Pay Online’ to pay on the website via Interswitch or pay via the quickteller website/app or at the nearest quickteller paypoint outlet.
“Your e-PIN will be delivered to your registered telephone number and you can present same at any JAMB accredited CBT centre for registration.”
