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JAMB Subject Tests

Sit a full-length test in any single subject — untimed to learn, or timed to rehearse real UTME pressure. Every test mixes all the topics in the subject and ends with a topic-by-topic breakdown so you know exactly what to fix.

Choose a subject test

All 20 subjects are live. Take the full test, or the timed version for exam conditions.

English Language

9 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Mathematics

19 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Physics

33 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Biology

23 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Chemistry

17 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Government

33 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Economics

23 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Commerce

16 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Computer Studies

36 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Geography

10 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Christian Religious Studies

52 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Islamic Studies

19 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Literature in English

19 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

History

41 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Home Economics

25 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Art

13 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Music

22 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Agricultural Science

41 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Physical and Health Education

38 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

Principles of Accounts

18 topics · full-length test
Full test →Timed →

How JAMB subject tests work

A subject test pulls questions from across every topic in the subject, so it measures your overall readiness rather than one skill. Choose how many questions you want, take it untimed while you are still learning, then switch to the timed version to build the speed the CBT exam demands. At the end you get a topic-by-topic breakdown that points you straight to your weak areas.

How to use it to your advantage

Use a subject test as a checkpoint. Take one, read the breakdown, then go back to topic practice for anything under par. Repeat until your timed scores are consistently strong, then sit a full mock exam across all four of your subjects for the complete UTME rehearsal.

Frequently asked questions

What is a JAMB subject test?
A JAMB subject test is a full-length practice test that mixes questions from every published topic in one subject — for example a complete Mathematics or Biology test — with a topic-by-topic breakdown of your score at the end so you can see exactly where you stand.
Are the subject tests free and timed?
Yes, they are free. You can take an untimed full test or a timed version that mirrors exam pressure. No account or app is needed and your results are saved on your device.
How many questions are in a subject test?
You can choose your length — from a quick 10 or 20 up to the full bank for the subject. In the real UTME each subject carries 40 questions (60 for Use of English), so a 40-question test is the closest to exam size.
Are these real JAMB past questions?
No. Every question is original, written from the current JAMB/UTME syllabus scope. They are practice questions in the style of the exam — never leaked papers or expo.
Should I do topic practice or a subject test first?
Build with <a href='/cbt/topic-practice/'>topic practice</a> until each topic feels comfortable, then use subject tests and a full <a href='/cbt/mock/'>mock</a> to rehearse under exam conditions and confirm you are ready.