The National Business and Technical Examinations Board has announced May 24 and May 31 as deadlines for the ongoing registration for the National Common Entrance Examination and the May/June In-School Certificate Examinations. The disclosure is contained in a statement issued on Wednesday in Benin by the board’s Assistant Director of Media and Protocol, Uchechukwu Olisah. The statement quoted the board’s registrar and chief executive officer, Dr Mohammed Mohammed, as saying registration for the 2026 May/June In-School Examinations will close on Sunday, May 31, 2026, while registration for the NCEE will close on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Mohammed advised schools, parents, guardians, and prospective candidates to take advantage of the registration window and complete all necessary procedures before the stipulated deadlines to avoid last-minute challenges. The NABTEB chief executive further stated that the registration process has been simplified through designated online portals to ensure a seamless and stress-free experience for candidates and schools. “For the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are required to request slots through their respective state offices, capture candidates using the NABTEB biometric software, and complete registration via the official portal at mayjune.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are expected to obtain login details through the state office, log into the school portal, make payment, and complete registration through school.nabteb.gov.ng,” the statement read. Related News Inside NECO’s 25 years of growth, reforms, challenges From 299 to 374: UTME candidates with highest scores from 2013–2026 WAEC vows no repeat of 2025 WASSCE glitches It added: “Similarly, candidates seeking registration for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) are to request Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) through the state offices, complete registration on the Common Entrance Portal, and finalise the process through commonentrance.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. The disclosure is contained in a statement issued on Wednesday in Benin by the board’s Assistant Director of Media and Protocol, Uchechukwu Olisah. The statement quoted the board’s registrar and chief executive officer, Dr Mohammed Mohammed, as saying registration for the 2026 May/June In-School Examinations will close on Sunday, May 31, 2026, while registration for the NCEE will close on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Mohammed advised schools, parents, guardians, and prospective candidates to take advantage of the registration window and complete all necessary procedures before the stipulated deadlines to avoid last-minute challenges. The NABTEB chief executive further stated that the registration process has been simplified through designated online portals to ensure a seamless and stress-free experience for candidates and schools. “For the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are required to request slots through their respective state offices, capture candidates using the NABTEB biometric software, and complete registration via the official portal at mayjune.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are expected to obtain login details through the state office, log into the school portal, make payment, and complete registration through school.nabteb.gov.ng,” the statement read. Related News Inside NECO’s 25 years of growth, reforms, challenges From 299 to 374: UTME candidates with highest scores from 2013–2026 WAEC vows no repeat of 2025 WASSCE glitches It added: “Similarly, candidates seeking registration for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) are to request Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) through the state offices, complete registration on the Common Entrance Portal, and finalise the process through commonentrance.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. The statement quoted the board’s registrar and chief executive officer, Dr Mohammed Mohammed, as saying registration for the 2026 May/June In-School Examinations will close on Sunday, May 31, 2026, while registration for the NCEE will close on Sunday, May 24, 2026. Mohammed advised schools, parents, guardians, and prospective candidates to take advantage of the registration window and complete all necessary procedures before the stipulated deadlines to avoid last-minute challenges. The NABTEB chief executive further stated that the registration process has been simplified through designated online portals to ensure a seamless and stress-free experience for candidates and schools. “For the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are required to request slots through their respective state offices, capture candidates using the NABTEB biometric software, and complete registration via the official portal at mayjune.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are expected to obtain login details through the state office, log into the school portal, make payment, and complete registration through school.nabteb.gov.ng,” the statement read. Related News Inside NECO’s 25 years of growth, reforms, challenges From 299 to 374: UTME candidates with highest scores from 2013–2026 WAEC vows no repeat of 2025 WASSCE glitches It added: “Similarly, candidates seeking registration for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) are to request Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) through the state offices, complete registration on the Common Entrance Portal, and finalise the process through commonentrance.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. Mohammed advised schools, parents, guardians, and prospective candidates to take advantage of the registration window and complete all necessary procedures before the stipulated deadlines to avoid last-minute challenges. The NABTEB chief executive further stated that the registration process has been simplified through designated online portals to ensure a seamless and stress-free experience for candidates and schools. “For the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are required to request slots through their respective state offices, capture candidates using the NABTEB biometric software, and complete registration via the official portal at mayjune.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are expected to obtain login details through the state office, log into the school portal, make payment, and complete registration through school.nabteb.gov.ng,” the statement read. Related News Inside NECO’s 25 years of growth, reforms, challenges From 299 to 374: UTME candidates with highest scores from 2013–2026 WAEC vows no repeat of 2025 WASSCE glitches It added: “Similarly, candidates seeking registration for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) are to request Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) through the state offices, complete registration on the Common Entrance Portal, and finalise the process through commonentrance.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. The NABTEB chief executive further stated that the registration process has been simplified through designated online portals to ensure a seamless and stress-free experience for candidates and schools. “For the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are required to request slots through their respective state offices, capture candidates using the NABTEB biometric software, and complete registration via the official portal at mayjune.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are expected to obtain login details through the state office, log into the school portal, make payment, and complete registration through school.nabteb.gov.ng,” the statement read. Related News Inside NECO’s 25 years of growth, reforms, challenges From 299 to 374: UTME candidates with highest scores from 2013–2026 WAEC vows no repeat of 2025 WASSCE glitches It added: “Similarly, candidates seeking registration for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) are to request Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) through the state offices, complete registration on the Common Entrance Portal, and finalise the process through commonentrance.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. “For the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are required to request slots through their respective state offices, capture candidates using the NABTEB biometric software, and complete registration via the official portal at mayjune.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are expected to obtain login details through the state office, log into the school portal, make payment, and complete registration through school.nabteb.gov.ng,” the statement read. Related News Inside NECO’s 25 years of growth, reforms, challenges From 299 to 374: UTME candidates with highest scores from 2013–2026 WAEC vows no repeat of 2025 WASSCE glitches It added: “Similarly, candidates seeking registration for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) are to request Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) through the state offices, complete registration on the Common Entrance Portal, and finalise the process through commonentrance.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. “Also, for the May/June (in-school) registration, schools are expected to obtain login details through the state office, log into the school portal, make payment, and complete registration through school.nabteb.gov.ng,” the statement read. Related News Inside NECO’s 25 years of growth, reforms, challenges From 299 to 374: UTME candidates with highest scores from 2013–2026 WAEC vows no repeat of 2025 WASSCE glitches It added: “Similarly, candidates seeking registration for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) are to request Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) through the state offices, complete registration on the Common Entrance Portal, and finalise the process through commonentrance.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. It added: “Similarly, candidates seeking registration for the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) are to request Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) through the state offices, complete registration on the Common Entrance Portal, and finalise the process through commonentrance.nabteb.gov.ng. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. “Also, for the online NCEE registration, candidates may create accounts independently, log in, and complete registration online. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. “Schools may also obtain login details through the state office to facilitate bulk registration. Payments and registration completion are to be carried out through student.nabteb.gov.ng.” Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. Mohammed reiterated the board’s commitment to leveraging technology to improve service delivery and examination administration nationwide. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. He also urged candidates and school authorities to strictly comply with all registration guidelines and ensure accurate submission of candidates’ data. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. NABTEB advised members of the public to contact the nearest state office or visit the board’s official registration portals for further clarification and support. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6. PUNCH Online reports the board started the registration on January 26 and fixed the closing date on May 24, while the examination would be conducted nationwide on June 6.