The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has officially released the 2024 May/June National Business Certificate (NBC) and National Technical Certificate (NTC) results. Candidates can now check their results through various methods, including online, email, and SMS. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you retrieve your NABTEB results easily.

Methods to Check Your NABTEB Result

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 your Examination Type (e.g., May/June).
• Enter your Examination Year (e.g., 2024).
• Input the Card Serial Number from your Scratch card (e.g., N123456789).
• Enter the 12-digit PIN from the Scratch card (e.g., 012345678912).
• Click Submit to view your result.

2. Retrieve Your NABTEB Result via Email

If you want your result sent to your email:

• Follow steps 1-5 from the online method.
• Click on Send Results to E-mail.
• Enter a valid email address (e.g., segun@yahoo.com).
• Click Submit and check your inbox for your result.

3. Get Your NABTEB Result via SMS

To check your result via SMS, send a message using the format below:

• Type: NABTEBExamNoPINExamTypeExamYear
• Send to 32327

For example, for May/June results:
NABTEB01001001123456789012MJ2024

Important Tips for Checking NABTEB Results

• Use a valid Scratch card that has not been used for another candidate.
• Ensure you enter your details correctly to avoid errors.
• Double-check your email address before submitting.
• When using SMS, strictly follow the format to receive your result.

NABTEB 2024 Performance Statistics

• Total candidates: 67,751
• Students with 5 credits (including Mathematics & English): 44,000 (65.35%)
• Students with 5 credits (with or without Mathematics & English): 62,235 (92.42%)
• Exam centers nationwide: 1,708
• Cases of malpractice: 349 candidates

Challenges and NABTEB’s Commitment

The acting Registrar of NABTEB, Dr. Nnasia Ndareke Asanga, highlighted key challenges, including:

• The perception of Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET).
• The need for better funding, infrastructure, and more technical colleges.
• The importance of legislation and teacher capacity building.
• The role of TVET in bridging the unemployment gap.

NABTEB remains committed to providing skill-based education, ensuring students are equipped with industry-relevant qualifications for career success.

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