Past question papers are an important tool for studying for JAMB exam,
infact, no student should write JAMB exams without solving at least
10 years JAMB past questions and also understanding the solutions to the past questions.
Past questions allow students to check how their revision is going and
help them assess areas for improvement.
Just doing the questions under timed conditions is useful and
It can increase the chances of passing JAMB exams.

• Past Question Will Help Your Child To Practice Under Exam Condition:

If it’s possible, it’s best to practice completing the paper under exam circumstances,
your child should find a quiet place where he/she won’t be disturbed.
The benefits of completing the paper this way, is that,
Your child can work out how much time he/she will have for each question.
Your child can even ask you, sibling or friend to act as an invigilator to tell him/her how much time is left.
This will help boost your child’s confidence before and during JAMB exams.


• Past Questions Have A High Chance Of Being Repeated:

Past questions have a very high chance of being repeated in an exam.
Matter of fact, there will always be repetition of past question of some sort in JAMB examination, though sometimes with a little tweak
If that is the case, why do students still fail JAMB exams?

It is important to solve past questions, understand the solutions to the questions the student failed,
and students should time his/herself in an exam condition.

With our solutions to JAMB 40 years past questions and our JAMB Blueprint,
your child can PASS JAMB exam by studying the whole 40 years JAMB past question to understand the solutions



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