JAMB, without
the guesswork.

Start with the course and institution together. Write down your first choice and one alternative before settling on your subjects.

• Compare the entry requirements for both options.
• Consider course content, fees and location.
• Keep the exact programme names on your shortlist.

Check the exact course and institution before selecting UTME subjects. A combination that works for one programme may not fit another.

• Compare UTME subjects with O’level requirements.
• Look for institution-specific conditions.
• Check whether your alternative course accepts the same subjects.

Your O’level record and your UTME subjects answer different admission requirements. Review both for your chosen institution.

• Check required subjects and grades.
• Check accepted examinations and sitting limits.
• Follow the applicable upload instructions and deadlines.

Prepare your course choices and check access to your phone number and email before the registration rush.

• Check your name and identity records for inconsistencies.
• Use the instructions for your actual examination year.
• Verify the approved registration route before paying.

Use the fee schedule for your examination cycle and application type. A previous year’s price is not confirmation of this year’s cost.

• Ask what each charge covers.
• Separate official charges from transport and other expenses.
• Keep your payment receipts.

Direct Entry has its own qualification and verification checks. Confirm what your intended institution and programme accept.

• Identify the qualification you are applying with.
• Check course-specific conditions and verification requirements.
• Follow DE instructions and deadlines separately from UTME.

Explore the JAMB syllabus for all 25 subjects and open your interactive study desk.

Turn your subject syllabus into a topic checklist. Mark each topic as confident, needs revision or not studied.

• Begin with gaps that block your understanding of other topics.
• Pair study sessions with practice questions.
• Review mistakes before planning the next week.

Work on understanding first, then build speed with timed practice. Review why each answer was right or wrong.

• Practise reading questions carefully on a screen.
• Separate knowledge gaps from avoidable errors.
• Use the current exam instructions for full mock sessions.

Your examination slip provides your personal appointment. Check it carefully when it becomes available.

• Confirm your details, reporting time and assigned centre.
• Plan your route before the examination day.
• Read the instructions about permitted items.

Use the result-checking method announced for your examination cycle. Keep personal details private when seeking help.

• Keep your result information available for screening.
• Compare your options against the institution’s requirements.
• Track admission notices separately from result announcements.

Follow both your JAMB admission status and your institution’s notices. Keep screening and document deadlines in one place.

• Check your O’level record and upload requirements.
• Read an offer or transfer instruction before responding.
• Track acceptance and school registration separately.

A different course or school still needs to match your subjects, results and eligibility. Compare the requirements before requesting a change.

• Check the institution’s current admission notice.
• Confirm the programme accepts your subject combination.
• Use the procedure that applies to your admission cycle.