You might have been wondering how to score above 300 in Jamb, trust me you're not alone.

Actually I wish I knew this before I took Jamb.

When I took Jamb a few years back, I wasted(or rather let me say 'spent') a whole lot of time reading textbooks such as Idodo Umeh(Biology), Ababio(Chemistry), Anyaoha(Physics), etc.

The list can go on and on because I literally read the books cover to cover and knew their authors, but what did I end up scoring? Barely above 270 and sad enough, not enough for my dream course Medicine.

I wish I had come across Myinstu's post on the Easiest University for Medicine and Surgery in Nigeria: https://myinstu.com/easiest-university-for-medicine-and-surgery-admission/

Maybe I wouldn't have to take the exam again. But then, I learnt how to pass Jamb the "easy way" from my second time writing the exam.

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A friend of mine told me that Jamb questions are quite tricky and that if I Wang to pass, I should focus on studying their "past questions".

I doubted at first but decided to give it a trial. I went to the market and bought a whole lot of past questions and guess what I found out?

Jamb repeats past questions a lot!!!

Now this was a few years back and I know what it took from me as a student to come up with the money to buy those past questions.

But guess what? Myinstu made it totally free on their website - out of their love for students. Not only Jamb past questions, but past questions from exam bodies such as Waec, Neco, GCE, Bece, etc are for free to practice only on https://myinstu.com/practice-past-questions/

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