Make sure you have at least 5 credits pass in WAEC or Neco or Both, the 5 credit must
be relevant to your course of study.
To check if your result is relevant to your course of study; see the Jamb brochure.

Purchase and write the Jamb/Utme examination
Make adequate use of the six schools options to your own advantage.
Don’t choose the same institution as your first and second choice
Jamb repeats past questions, so don’t be too far from Jamb UTME past questions.
Jamb forms comes with Jamb exam syllabus, try and be friendly with it
It will work to your advantage if you know how to effectively use the Jamb Brochure.

Set a minimum examination score target, your Jamb/Utme scores must be above 180
Note: 150 and above in the Jamb/Utme exam also qualifies you for polytechnic and
colleges of education admission.
If you know the number of candidate writing the exam and those who choose the
same school as you, it might work to your advantage.

If you know the number of candidate writing the exam and those who choose the
same school as you, it might work to your advantage.
After your Jamb/Utme exam, start preparing for post-utme.
You must know the cut-off point of every school you choose.

Post-Utme past questions and answers of your school of choice will definitely be of
help
Don’t limit yourself to past question of your school of choice.
It’s advisable that you know the form which the exam will come. E.g. Paper base or
Computer base Test.

Meet people in your preferred schools, to see if you can get useful information about
the exam.

You must understand the form which the post-utme exam will come.
Form a study group if you can find any interested student like you.
Post-Utme questions are not always as much as Jamb/Utme questions and stay away
from any form of examination malpractices.

Be Punctual at your examination centre, Because Punctuality is the soul of any
business, academics inclusive.

Source:
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