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Test Your Readiness for 2020 JAMB UTME: Take a Full 2-Hour Mock Exam

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Emmanuel Charles

Senior Admissions Analyst

March 12, 2020

With the 2020 JAMB UTME commencing on Saturday, 14th March 2020, the best way to measure your true readiness during this final revision week is to test yourself under real 2-hour CBT examination conditions.

Check Your Possible JAMB 2020 Score - Take an Exam Now

Why You Should Take a Full 2-Hour Simulated CBT Exam Now

  • Estimate Your Possible JAMB Score: Practicing a full 180-question timed test (60 questions in Use of English and 40 questions in each of your other three subjects) shows you what you would score if the exam were held today.
  • Master Your 2-Hour Time Management: Many bright candidates score lower than their potential simply because they spend too much time on calculations and rush their final subject.
  • Spot Weak Topics Quickly: Reviewing your instant performance breakdown after a mock test highlights any topic you need to brush up on before your exam day.

Get started right now by downloading the Mentra JAMB CBT app, available on both Android and iOS, and selecting the Full CBT (2-hour) examination mode. Also, remember to print your official JAMB Examination Slip before Saturday, March 14!

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Every study guide, syllabus analysis, and timing breakdown is cross-checked against official examination criteria (JAMB UTME, POST-UTME, and WAEC) by subject matter specialists.

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Candidate Comments & Inquiries (2)

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Collins Alabi

Mar 12, 2020

I just took a full 2-hour mock on the Mentra app and scored 295 with 12 minutes to spare!

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Mentra Admissions Desk

Mar 12, 2020

That is impressive, Collins! Finishing all 180 questions with 12 minutes left to cross-check your answers is the exact formula for a 300+ score in the main exam!

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