JAMB · UTME
Four subjects. One CBT. A target you can actually train for.
Practise by subject, topic and year, sit full timed mocks in a real CBT layout, and watch your predicted score move toward the mark your course needs.
- subjects
- 4
- maximum score
- 400
- always compulsory
- English
Subject combination
Your course decides your subjects.
Pick a course and AdmitMe shows the typical UTME combination. Institution-specific differences are recorded per university once verified.
Accounting
Management Sciences
English Language · Mathematics · Economics · One other subject
Course detailsArchitecture
Environmental Sciences
English Language · Mathematics · Physics · Chemistry or Geography
Course detailsBanking and Finance
Management Sciences
English Language · Mathematics · Economics · One other subject
Course detailsBiochemistry
Sciences
English Language · Biology · Chemistry · Physics or Mathematics
Course detailsCivil Engineering
Engineering
English Language · Mathematics · Physics · Chemistry
Course detailsComputer Science
Sciences
English Language · Mathematics · Physics · Chemistry or Biology
Course details
Typical combinations shown are development samples pending verification.
What you can do
Built around how UTME is actually taken.
Subject practice
English plus your three course subjects, each with topic-level drills.
Topic drills
Original questions on every syllabus topic in the UTME style, each with a worked explanation.
Full CBT mock
Four subjects, one timer, a question navigator, just like the exam centre.
Target score
Set the score your course needs and measure every mock against it.
Predicted performance
Your estimated /400 updates after each mock. Clearly unofficial.
AI explanations
Explain any question, option or concept without leaving practice.
Your journey
From a course target to a confident CBT.
Subjects
Practise any UTME subject.
- Accounts (Principles of Accounts)19 topic areas
- Agricultural Science16 topic areas
- ArabicTopics coming
- Biology14 topic areas
- Chemistry18 topic areas
- Christian Religious Studies12 topic areas
- Commerce18 topic areas
- Computer Studies13 topic areas
- Economics24 topic areas
- English Language23 topic areas
- Fine ArtsTopics coming
- FrenchTopics coming
- Geography16 topic areas
- Government25 topic areas
- HausaTopics coming
- History16 topic areas
- Home EconomicsTopics coming
- IgboTopics coming
- Islamic Religious Studies12 topic areas
- Literature in English18 topic areas
- Mathematics20 topic areas
- MusicTopics coming
- Physical and Health EducationTopics coming
- Physics34 topic areas
- YorubaTopics coming
FAQ
Questions students ask
How many questions are in the JAMB UTME?
The UTME has 180 questions in 2 hours: 60 in Use of English and 40 in each of your three other subjects. Each subject is scored out of 100, for a total of 400.
Is Use of English compulsory in JAMB?
Yes. Every candidate writes Use of English, plus three subjects that match the course they want to study.
Can I take a full JAMB mock on AdmitMe?
Yes. The full UTME mock follows the real paper: four subjects, 180 questions and one 2-hour clock, scored out of 400 when you submit.
Are these past questions?
No. AdmitMe questions are original practice questions written in the style of the real exam, each with the correct answer and a step-by-step explanation. Practising them builds the same skills without reproducing copyrighted papers.
Set your target and start.
Tell AdmitMe your course, university and target score. Your subjects and mocks are configured from there.