Here is an answer posted to give you some information about some of the syllabuses you mention skoola.com/lecturepage.php?id=1703&cid=11 Past question papers can be purchased in bookshops or from the exam board offices which may help you get an idea of the sort of questions that will be answered in the test. In 2011 it was reported that 56 per cent of applicants failed the UTME tests and this high percentage may in part be due to the limited information that seems to be available online.
There are many people searching for syllabus information but it is virtually impossible to find any official outlet that provides this, I would suggest going in person or asking a teacher that you are comfortable with and hopefully they will be able to point your revision in the right direction.
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Syllabus is used in the Nigerian college system as a measure to test the suitability of students entering Nigerian Universities. It takes the form of a three and a half hour multiple choice exam where the first section concentrates on the use of English and the next sections are three subjects chosen by the student.
There are many people searching for syllabus information but it is virtually impossible to find any official outlet that provides this, I would suggest going in person or asking a teacher that you are comfortable with and hopefully they will be able to point your revision in the right direction.
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Syllabus is used in the Nigerian college system as a measure to test the suitability of students entering Nigerian Universities. It takes the form of a three and a half hour multiple choice exam where the first section concentrates on the use of English and the next sections are three subjects chosen by the student.
