JAMB UTME 2027
Practice question bank for JAMB's 2027 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), Nigeria's largest entrance exam (~2.03M candidates in 2025). Covers the real 180-question/400-mark CBT structure: Use of English (60Q, compulsory) plus all 23 elective subjects JAMB offers (40Q each) -- Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Agricultural Science, Economics, Government, Commerce, Geography, Christian Religious Studies, Islamic Religious Studies, Literature in English, History, Fine Art, French, Arabic, Music, Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa, Home Economics, Computer Studies, and Physical and Health Education -- so every course combination is covered, not just one path.
Exam information
Key dates
Sections
- English Language — 60 questions
- Mathematics — 40 questions
- Physics — 40 questions
- Chemistry — 40 questions
- Biology — 40 questions
- Agricultural Science — 40 questions
- Economics — 40 questions
- Government — 40 questions
- Commerce — 40 questions
- Geography — 40 questions
- Christian Religious Studies (CRS) — 40 questions
- Islamic Religious Studies (IRS) — 40 questions
- Literature in English — 40 questions
- History — 40 questions
- Fine Art — 40 questions
- French — 40 questions
- Arabic — 40 questions
- Music — 40 questions
- Igbo — 40 questions
- Yoruba — 40 questions
- Hausa — 40 questions
- Home Economics — 40 questions
- Computer Studies — 40 questions
- Physical and Health Education — 40 questions
Sample questions
- English Language: Long before the sun fully climbed above the baobab trees that lined the eastern edge of Oke-Ado market, the first traders were already arranging their wares beneath faded canvas awnings. Mama Ngozi, who had sold smoked fish at the same corner for over twenty years, called out her prices in a sing-song voice that rose above the clatter of wheelbarrows and the hiss of frying akara. By mid-morning, the narrow lanes between the stalls had swollen into a dense, slow-moving river of shoppers, each clutching a basket or a folded wrapper stuffed with pepper, onions, and bundles of leafy vegetables. What struck any first-time visitor most was not the noise, deafening though it was, but the quiet choreography beneath it: a porter weaving between buyers without spilling a single tomato from his tray, a mother bargaining fiercely while keeping one eye on a toddler tugging at her skirt, an old man counting coins with the unhurried patience of someone who had done this every market day for half a century. Beneath the apparent chaos lay an order that only years of practice could produce -- a rhythm the market itself seemed to dictate, and that every trader, however new, eventually learned to follow. According to the passage, how long had Mama Ngozi been trading at her corner?
- Mathematics: Simplify: 2^3 x 2^2 / 2^4.
- Physics: A car accelerates uniformly from rest to a velocity of 20 m/s in 5 seconds. Find its acceleration.