NABTEB 2024 May/June Exam Results Guide. The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has released the 2024 May/June results for the National Business Certificate (NBC) and National Technical Certificate (NTC) examinations. If you took part in these exams, you can check your results through multiple methods—online, via email, or through SMS.
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How to Check NABTEB Results
1. Online Result Checking
Follow these steps to check your NABTEB result online:
- Visit the NABTEB Official Result Portal.
- Enter your Candidate Identification Number (e.g., 38001178).
- Select the Examination Type (e.g., NBC or NTC).
- Select the Examination Year (e.g., 2024).
- Enter the Card Serial Number from your scratch card (e.g., N123456789).
- Enter the 12-digit PIN on your scratch card (e.g., 012345678912).
- Click Submit to view your result.
2. Retrieve NABTEB Result Via Email
You can also choose to receive your result via email by following these steps:
- Complete steps 1 to 5 of the Online Result Checking method.
- Select Send Results to E-mail.
- Enter a valid email address.
- Click Submit, then check your email inbox for your result.
3. Check NABTEB Result via SMS
You can check your NABTEB result by SMS using the following format:
- Type: NABTEB ExamNo PIN ExamType ExamYear
Example: NABTEB 01001001 123456789012 MJ2024 - Send to: 32327.
Important Tips for Checking NABTEB Results
- Ensure you use a valid Scratch card that has not been used by another candidate.
- Provide a correct email address to ensure your result is delivered successfully.
NABTEB 2024 Performance Statistics
- Total candidates: 67,751
- Five credits or more (with Math & English): 44,000 candidates (65.35%)
- Five credits or more (with/without Math & English): 62,235 candidates (92.42%)
- Number of centres: 1,708 across Nigeria
- Examination Malpractice cases: 349 candidates were involved in malpractice during the exams.
Challenges in Technical Education
The acting NABTEB Registrar, Dr. Nnasia Ndareke Asanga, has raised concerns over challenges in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), including:
- Public perception: TVET still struggles with industries and community attitudes.
- Funding & Equipment: There is a need for better resources to support technical colleges.
- Teacher Capacity Building: Enhanced training and legislation for TVET instructors are vital to improving education outcomes.
NABTEB’s Commitment
NABTEB continues to focus on skill-based assessments, offering certificates at both Ordinary and Advanced levels in Business, Vocational, and Technical fields to support diverse career paths.
By participating in these exams, students can gain practical skills that are essential for reducing unemployment and increasing job opportunities in various industries.
