NABTEB Results For 2025 May/June SSCE Out

The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has officially announced the release of the 2026 May/June examination results. The Registrar and Chief Executive, Professor Ifeoma Isiugo-Abanihe, disclosed this information in Benin City, Edo State. With over 54,000 candidates registering for the exams across 1,556 centers in Nigeria and Cote d’Ivoire, the results reveal key insights into the performance and integrity of the examinations.

Key Highlights

1. Enrollment and Participation:
   • A total of 54,301 candidates registered for the exams in various centers.
   • 53,587 candidates, representing an impressive 98.69% of total enrollment, sat for the certificate examinations.
2. Success Rates:
   • 39,220 candidates, accounting for 73.19% of total exam-takers, scored 5 credits and above, including English Language and Mathematics.
   • 49,529 candidates, or 92.43% of total participants, obtained 5 credits and above with or without English Language and Mathematics.
3. Examination Malpractice:
   • A total of 239 candidates (0.45% of total participants) were involved in examination malpractice.
   • This marks an increase compared to the 2025 in-school examinations, with 300 candidates (0.36%) found guilty of malpractice.

How to Check NABTEB Results for 2026 May/June SSCE: For candidates eager to access their results, NABTEB provides multiple convenient options:

Steps on How to Check NABTEB Results for 2026 May/June SSCE

1. Online Result Checking

• Visit the official NABTEB result portal: http://eworld.nabtebnigeria.org/
• Input your Candidate Identification Number, Examination Type, Examination Year, Card Serial Number, and Personal Identification Number (PIN).
• Click “Submit” and patiently wait for the results window to appear.

2. Email Result Delivery

• Follow steps 1-5 of the online result checking process.
• Tick the ‘Send Results to E-mail’ box.
• Enter a valid e-mail address.
• Click “Submit” and await the results window.

3. SMS Result Checking

• Send an SMS in the format: NABTEBExamNoPINExamTypeExamYear to short-code 32327.
• Example: To check May/June results, send NABTEB01001001123456789012MJ2012.

Important Notes

• Do not use a card that has already been used for another candidate.
• Ensure you provide a valid e-mail address to avoid penalties.

FAQs

How can I check my NABTEB 2025 May/June SSCE results?

Once the results are released, candidates can access their NABTEB 2025 May/June SSCE results through the following methods:

Online via NABTEB eWorld Portal:

1. Visit the NABTEB eWorld portal: eworld.nabteb.gov.ng.

2. Enter your Candidate Identification Number (e.g., 38001178).

3. Select the examination type (e.g., May/June).

4. Enter the examination year (e.g., 2025).

5. Input the Card Serial Number and the 12-digit PIN from your scratch card.

6. Click on “Submit” to view your results.

Via SMS:

1. Compose a new SMS in the following format:
   NABTEB*ExamNo*PIN*ExamType*ExamYear
   For example: NABTEB*01001001*123456789012*MJ*2025

2. Send the SMS to the shortcode 32327.

3. You will receive your result as a text message.

Note: Ensure you have a valid scratch card before attempting to check your results.

Where can I purchase a NABTEB result checker scratch card?

NABTEB result checker scratch cards are essential for accessing your examination results. These cards can be purchased through the following channels:

• Official NABTEB Offices: Visit any NABTEB State, Zonal, or Liaison office across Nigeria to purchase a scratch card.

• Authorized Online Vendors: You can buy scratch cards online from authorized vendors such as e-pinmall.com, where the cards are available for ₦1,200 with instant delivery of the PIN and serial number.

Conclusion

As NABTEB continues to play a crucial role in assessing technical and vocational skills, the release of the 2026 May/June results signifies another milestone. Candidates are encouraged to follow the simple steps outlined for result checking and celebrate their achievements. The increase in examination malpractice highlights the need for a collective effort to maintain the integrity of the examination process.