Every JAMB guide here is checked against jamb.gov.ng and IBASS before it is published. Before the exam: the syllabus, the brochure, subject combinations and past questions. After it: results, cut-off marks, admission status on CAPS, change of course and the admission letter.
JAMB has not announced the 2027 UTME registration date. In 2026, registration ran from 26 January to 28 February and the exam from 16 to 25 April. These guides are updated the day the board announces. Last checked 12 October 2026.
Last checked: 11 October 2026. 2027 status: JAMB has not announced whether The Lekki Headmaster stays as the Use of English reading text for the 2027 UTME. It was the text for the 2025 and 2026 UTME, after it replaced The Life Changer. Reading it now is a sensible start, but confirm on jamb.gov.ng once…
Quick answer: JAMB’s official fee for a change of course or institution is ₦2,500, plus a ₦100 service charge, according to JAMB’s Payment & Services page. The change is made at a JAMB-accredited CBT centre, not a cybercafé. JAMB opens the window after the UTME results are out: in 2026 its spokesperson announced the portal…
Quick answer: To check the JAMB matriculation list, open JAMB’s Check Matriculation List page (no login needed), select the UTME year you sat under “Examination”, enter your JAMB registration number and click Fetch My Details. If your name shows, JAMB has authenticated your admission. If it doesn’t, the fix is almost always on JAMB CAPS…
Quick answer: To create your JAMB profile, send NIN, a space, then your 11-digit National Identification Number to 55019 or 66019 from your own phone number, for example NIN 12345678901. JAMB replies by SMS with your profile code. You use that code to buy your UTME or Direct Entry e-PIN, then finish registration in person…
Your JAMB admission letter is the official document confirming your provisional admission into a university, polytechnic, monotechnic or college of education. You print it yourself from the JAMB eFacility portal (efacility.jamb.gov.ng): log in, select “Print Admission Letter”, pay the fee (₦1,000 plus a ₦100 service charge on JAMB’s fee schedule), then download and print it….
To check your JAMB admission status, log in at efacility.jamb.gov.ng, choose “Check Admission Status”, enter your exam year and registration number, then click “Access my CAPS” and open “Admission Status”. If a school has offered you admission, you will see it there with buttons to accept or reject it. Checking is free. Last checked: 11…
Last checked: 11 October 2026. Quick answer: Download free JAMB past questions in PDF for 10 subjects below. They are real UTME papers from 1983 to 2004 (Commerce and Principles of Accounts start from 1994). The PDFs carry the questions only, with no answer key. To check your answers, practise with the free answer-and-explanation sites…
Quick answer: Every UTME candidate writes four subjects. Use of English is compulsory, and the other three depend on the course you want. The tables below give the standard combinations from JAMB’s official brochure on IBASS. Schools can differ for the same course, so confirm your exact course and institution on IBASS before you register…
Quick answer: The official JAMB syllabus is free on JAMB’s IBASS portal at ibass.jamb.gov.ng (tap E-syllabus, pick your subject, then View details). JAMB has not released a new syllabus for the 2027 UTME. The current one, published in July 2025, is what you should study with until JAMB announces a change. Last checked: 11 October…
Quick answer: The official JAMB brochure is free on JAMB’s IBASS portal at ibass.jamb.gov.ng. Tap Brochure, search your institution, tap View Courses, then View Details on your course. It shows the UTME subjects, O’level requirements and Direct Entry requirements for that course at that school. Last checked: 11 October 2026. The JAMB brochure for the…
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