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JAMB Quick Facts

Full NameUTME
Conducted byJAMB Board
FormatCBT — 4 subjects × 40 questions
Duration2 hours (120 mins)
Max Score400 marks
On ExamPass15,000+ questions
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All UTME subjects covered with full past question banks and explanations.

JAMB Tips
How to Score High in JAMB UTME

Proven strategies from top-scoring candidates every year.

Master CBT First

Many candidates lose marks to the interface. Practice CBT format on ExamPass until it feels natural before exam day.

Focus on High-Yield Topics

JAMB repeats certain topics every year. Use our past questions to identify which topics appear most in your subjects.

Time Management

You have 1.5 mins per question. Practice with our timer to build the habit of moving on from hard questions.

Review Every Wrong Answer

The explanation for a wrong answer is more valuable than 10 correct ones. Never skip the review screen.

FAQ
JAMB Questions Answered
How do I practise for JAMB CBT online?
Go to exampass.com.ng/jamb/cbt-practice, select your 4 subjects, set the timer and start. Our interface mirrors the real UTME CBT format.
How many questions are in JAMB UTME?
JAMB UTME has 4 subjects with 40 questions each — 160 questions total in 2 hours (120 minutes).
What JAMB score do I need to get into university?
The minimum JAMB cut-off is set by each institution. Federal universities typically require 180+, and competitive courses at top schools like UNILAG, UI and OAU require 200–250+.
Does ExamPass have JAMB past questions from previous years?
Yes. ExamPass has over 15,000 JAMB past questions from 2000 to the most recent year, covering all UTME subjects with detailed explanations.

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