The smartest way to score above 300 in JAMB remains a mystery to many UTME candidates. Follow these proven tips to excel:
Focus on completing the syllabus rather than textbooks. The syllabus contains a list of testable topics, so avoid wasting time on unnecessary textbook content.
Get JAMB's recommended textbooks. These contain key info and past questions that may appear again.
Practice with past JAMB questions. New questions are often tweaked versions of past ones, so practising is still essential.
Stop using scientific calculators when prepping for math, physics and chemistry. JAMB now provides a simple onscreen calculator, so get used to this limitation.
Memorize special trigonometric ratios like 0, 30, 45, 60 and 90 degrees for sine, cosine and tangent. JAMB commonly tests knowledge of these.
Use mnemonics to remember difficult formulas and terminology. For example, "MRS H GREN" to remember biology's characteristics of living things.
Understand each question's concept before answering. JAMB questions appear simple but have similar answer options, so comprehend it fully first.
Practice CBT tests on apps or websites. This builds the speed, accuracy and familiarity needed for the computerbased exam.
Use Google and AI tools like Claude.ai to check answers while practising. This boosts your score by reducing errors.
Avoid solving past questions from before 2000. Focus practice on more recent past tests.
Follow these tips diligently to master JAMB and get your target 300+ score. Best of luck!
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CHAPTERS
00:00 The smartest way to score above 300 in JAMB
00:10 Master the syllabus, not just textbooks.
00:50 Use JAMB's recommended textbooks
01:11 Practice with past questions.
02:14 Identify the topic of each question
02:43 Stop using scientific calculators to practise
03:50 Memorize key trig ratios
04:23 Create mnemonics for formulas.
05:04 Understand questions fully before answering.
05:55 Do CBT practice
06:37 Use Google to answer questions
06:54 Use AI tools to check practice answers
07:18 Summary