The National Business and Technical Examinations Board has released the 2025 May and June results for NBC and NTC exams. Candidates can now check their NABTEB Result online, by email, or through SMS. Please read further for clear steps and performance details.
Results officially released
The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has published the results of the 2025 May/June NBC and NTC exams. Thousands of candidates across the country who sat for the papers can now see their performance. The board made the announcement in Abuja, and as always, the release drew both relief and tension in equal measure.
For those waiting with bated breath, the results are available through three routes: online, email, and SMS.
How to check NABTEB Result online
Checking online remains the most common route. Here is what to do:
Visit the NABTEB official portal:https://eworld.nabteb.gov.ng/
Enter your Candidate Identification Number.
Select the exam type you wrote.
Provide the exam year, which is 2025.
Enter the serial number on your scratch card.
Input the 12-digit PIN also from the scratch card.
Click “Submit” and wait for the page to load.
Getting NABTEB Result by email.
If you would rather have your result delivered to your inbox, follow the same first five steps of the online method. Then, choose Send Results to E-mail, enter a valid email address, and submit. Your scorecard will arrive shortly.
Accessing NABTEB Result via SMS
For those who prefer the old reliable SMS route, use this format:
Type NABTEBExamNoPINExamTypeExamYear and send it to 32327.
Example: NABTEB01001001123456789012MJ2025.
Result statistics at a glance
The registrar, Mohammed Aminu, gave a breakdown while announcing the results:
A total of 92,875 candidates registered, and 89,621 actually sat for the exams.
Male candidates made up 62.07 per cent, while female candidates were 37.93 per cent.
61,104 candidates, or 68.18 per cent, scored five credits including English and Mathematics.
A broader 74,633, representing 83.28 per cent, scored five credits and above with or without English and Mathematics.
For English Language, 93.10 per cent earned a credit, while 6.90 per cent failed.
In Mathematics, 94.60 per cent passed, and 5.40 per cent failed.
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