The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has urged candidates who may have paid above the approved registration fees for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination to report such centres with credible evidence. The board said any Computer-Based Test centre found overcharging or engaging in sharp practices would face sanctions. JAMB made this known in a statement issued on Friday by its spokesperson, Fabian Benjamin, citing reports in some quarters that it had increased its registration fees. The board said the approved fees remain N7,200 for UTME only (without mock), N8,700 for UTME with mock, and N5,700 for Direct Entry. “The Board appeals to any candidate who has paid more than the officially approved fees to promptly report such centres with credible evidence. “Such re...