NABTEB to Introduce Computer-Based Exams in 2026; The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has announced plans to transition to computer-based examinations (CBT) starting in 2026.
This change means that all candidates will take their exams entirely on a computer from registration to result processing. The initiative aims to eliminate errors, improve efficiency, and speed up result release times.
The announcement was made by the new Registrar and Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Mohammed-Aminu Mohammed, during his first official visit to NABTEB’s headquarters in Benin City.
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Driving NABTEB Forward
Dr. Mohammed-Aminu Mohammed has outlined a clear vision for NABTEB’s future. His leadership will align with the Renewed Hope Agenda of the current administration, which emphasizes skill-based education to boost job creation and national development.
NABTEB’s Full Digitization Plan
NABTEB will fully digitize its exam processes by 2026, including:
Online Registration Computer-Based Test (CBT) Examinations Automated Result Checking Digital Certificate Printing
This move is aimed at reducing human errors, speeding up processes, and ensuring exam integrity.
Strengthening Exam Security
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To prevent exam malpractice, NABTEB will implement enhanced security measures, including:
Biometric Verification before exams Encrypted Exam Questions to prevent leaks Live Monitoring of candidates during tests
These controls will protect the integrity of the examination process.
Enhancing Staff Welfare
The Registrar has also committed to improving working conditions for NABTEB staff by:
Recognizing and rewarding outstanding staff Securing grants for technical skills training Creating a fair and transparent promotion system
Leadership’s Support for the Plan
The Director of Special Duties, Mr. Olugbenga Ojogbede, welcomed the new Registrar and described him as the 5th substantive head of NABTEB. He expressed confidence in the new leadership and reform plans, calling for greater exam credibility and public trust.
Stay Updated on NABTEB’s Transformation
NABTEB’s shift to computer-based exams in 2026 marks a new era of efficiency, security, and fairness. Further updates will be shared through official NABTEB channels.
For more details, visit NABTEB’s official website and follow their announcements.
