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Comprehension, lexis and structure — the compulsory paper every candidate sits.
Practice set · Start practiceFree JAMB-style CBT practice, by subject. The same pacing, the same pressure, none of the stakes — so test day feels like the second time, not the first.
Every set runs like the real UTME screen — timed, single-page, no going back to change your mind twice.
Comprehension, lexis and structure — the compulsory paper every candidate sits.
Practice set · Start practiceArithmetic, algebra, geometry and statistics, worked at exam pace.
Practice set · Start practiceMechanics, electricity, waves and modern physics, one concept at a time.
Practice set · Start practiceOrganic, inorganic and physical chemistry, from bonding to reactions.
Practice set · Start practiceCells, genetics, ecology and physiology, mapped to the JAMB syllabus.
Practice set · Start practiceJAMB is sat on a computer, not on paper — so the format itself is worth rehearsing. Reading off a screen, pacing yourself against a visible clock, and committing to an answer without a second pass all take some getting used to.
Working through subject sets here, in short timed sittings, is meant to make the format familiar before it matters — leaving you free to focus on the questions themselves on the day.