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As the 2025 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination draws near, the Nigerian education sector is grappling with regulatory hurdles that significantly influence university admissions. Recent policy updates, along with persistent discrepancies in admission criteria, have ignited discussions about the future of higher education in Nigeria. Changes such as fluctuating age limits for university enrollment and the introduction of low UTME cut-off marks highlight the overwhelming control exercised by regulatory entities like the Federal Ministry of Education, JAMB, and the National Universities Commission (NUC), which is undermining the independence of educational institutions. This report delves into the effects of excessive regulation on university admissions and emphasizes the urgent need for reforms to ensure the success of Nigeria’s education system.>