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JAMB UTME
Every UTME subject, and enough questions to sit in one.
Written against JAMB's official syllabus, not copied from past papers. Every option explained, including the wrong ones.
- 10,329questions to practise
- 25 subjectsevery one JAMB sets
- 200 to 436questions per subject
The subjects
The number under each name is how many questions that subject holds today. Nothing here is a placeholder waiting to be filled.
- Use of English1138
- Agricultural Science286
- Arabic200
- Art280
- Biology750
- Chemistry763
- Christian Religious Studies353
- Commerce350
- Computer Studies286
- Economics738
- Financial Accounting353
- French200
- Geography423
- Government350
- Hausa200
- History280
- Home Economics320
- Igbo200
- Islamic Studies292
- Literature in English702
- Mathematics388
- Music280
- Physical and Health Education286
- Physics711
- Yoruba200
What UTME practice gives you
A predicted score
Out of 400, against the real national spread. It moves as you practise, so you can see whether the week worked.
A mock that copies the hall
180 questions, two hours, one clock across four subjects, and the same calculator JAMB gives you.
Mistakes come back
Whatever you get wrong returns later, until it sticks.
What it will not do
- Tell you a school's cutoff mark. Each school sets its own, after Post-UTME. Anyone quoting you a figure now is guessing.
- Read the novel for you. JAMB sets a book and asks about it. That part is yours.
- Promise you a score. The prediction mirrors your practice. It is not a forecast.
Ready?
It opens in this browser. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
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