About JAMB | Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board

About JAMB Examination

Comprehensive guide to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board examination process, requirements, and preparation strategies.

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JAMB Examination Pattern

The JAMB examination consists of four subjects: English Language (compulsory), and three other subjects relevant to the candidate's desired course of study. The exam is computer-based and lasts for 2 hours.

2 Hours Duration Computer-Based

Scoring & Grading System

JAMB uses a scoring system where each correct answer earns a certain number of points. The maximum score is 400, with each subject contributing up to 100 points. Cut-off marks vary by institution and course.

Max Score: 400 Variable Cut-offs

Key Requirements

  • Valid email address and phone number
  • Recent passport photograph
  • O'Level result details (WAEC, NECO, etc.)
  • Choice of institutions (up to 4)
  • Course of study selection
  • Valid identification (National ID, Passport)

Important Dates

  • Registration Period: January - March
  • Examination Dates: March - April
  • Result Release: Within 2 weeks after exam
  • Admission Process: August - December
  • Supplementary Exams: October - November

Preparation Tips

  • Study past questions (last 5 years)
  • Take computer-based practice tests
  • Manage time effectively during exams
  • Focus on your weak subject areas
  • Develop good reading habits early
  • Maintain physical and mental health

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