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Questions Set on Day 1 (Saturday, 14th March) of the 2020 JAMB UTME

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Tryphena Loveday

Academic Research Lead

March 14, 2020

Congratulations to all candidates who participated in Day 1 of the 2020 JAMB UTME today, Saturday, 14th March 2020! We have opened this thread so you can share the actual questions that came out in your session today.

Questions Set on 14th March JAMB 2020 UTME

Why Share Today's Questions?

  • Confirm Your Answers: If you want to know the right solution to any tough question you met in the hall today, post it here and our tutors and community will solve it for you.
  • Guide Candidates Writing Next Week: Candidates scheduled from Monday, March 16 onwards can see the topics JAMB is testing this year (remember not to cram them blindly, as JAMB draws from a large randomized question bank).

Please state the Subject clearly before typing the questions you remember. If you are writing next week, practice full timed mock exams on the Mentra JAMB CBT app, available on both Android and iOS.

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Candidate Comments & Inquiries (2)

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Gerald Divine

Mar 14, 2020

Use of English: Sweet Sixteen had about 10 questions! They asked for the name of Aliya's principal, what KMP means (Kilometre Per Hour / Keep Moving Princess), and what stereotype Aliya's classmate Tokunbo faced.

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Mentra Admissions Desk

Mar 14, 2020

Thank you for sharing, Gerald! That is super helpful for candidates writing on Monday—Sweet Sixteen carries around 10 questions in Use of English, so nobody should skip revising the novel summary!

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