NECO kicks off registration of 2022 Common Entrance examination

The Nigerian National Examination Council, NECO, has commenced the 2022 common Entrance examination for admission into JSS 1 of Federal Colleges in Nigeria.

According to report PUNCH, NECO registrar Dantani Wushishi made this known in an Official Jingle on NECO’s Website.

Dantani Wushishi said the registration are for pupils who will not be less than ten Years of age by September 2022.

“National Examinations Council wishes to inform the general public that registration for the 2022 National Common Entrance Examination for Admission into Federal Government Unity Colleges has commenced.

“Registration fee is N4,500 per candidate, while payment should be made into NECO treasury single account through ATM card, bank branch, USSD, internet banking or wallet,” he said.

The registrar also added that the registration will be done on the councils official website: www.neco.gov.ng.

He also Noted that the registration will close by April 23, 2022 the registrar also asked parents to visit the NECO website or any NECO office for more information.

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