How to Answer JAMB Questions Like a Pro – TIPS FROM PAST TOP SCORERS
Today, we are going to talk about How to Answer JAMB Questions Like a Pro.
Let’s be honest. Many students fail JAMB not because they’re not smart, but because they don’t know how to answer questions like a pro.
- We spoke to several past JAMB top scorers, and they shared EXACTLY what they did to crush the exam. You’re about to get their secrets for free. 👇👇👇
1. Understand the Exam Format
JAMB is not your regular school exam. It’s a timed, multiple-choice test that rewards smartness, speed, and strategy.
Top scorers said one of the first keys to success is to _fully understand the exam structure.
Know how many questions per subject, how much time you have, and what each instruction means.
📌 Don’t fall for tricks like “all but one is correct.” That means you’re to pick the WRONG option.
🎯 Read every question slowly and carefully. One word can change everything_.
2. Develop a Consistent Study Habit
Top scorers didn’t rely on “exam fever” or last-minute fire brigade studying. They created a study plan and followed it religiously.
Even on days they didn’t feel like it, they still showed up. That’s discipline.
They also said it’s smart to focus more on your weak subjects. Don’t only study what you love.
📌 Divide your study time wisely. Be consistent, not just “once in a while.
📖 3. Practice Past Questions (A LOT!)
This is one of the biggest secrets.
Past JAMB questions give you insight into the way JAMB thinks. The more you practice, the more patterns you’ll notice—and the better you’ll get.
🧠 Many questions are REPEATED (just with little tweaks).
One top scorer said he had answered over 10 years’ worth of past questions before his exam—and it gave him a huge advantage.
🎯 Practice past questions like it’s your life mission.
📌 4. Improve Reading Speed You have limited time. Train yourself to read fast and understand quickly. Read books, take timed practice tests, and find a strategy that works for YOU.
📌 5. Stay Calm During the Exam Panic = Mistakes. Be confident. Sleep well the night before. Eat light. Take deep breaths and believe in your preparation.
📌 6. Manage Your Time Don’t get stuck on one question. Divide your time smartly. Answer easier questions first, then come back to tough ones.
