You know your cut-off. You don't know how far below it you are, or which topics are keeping you there. One timed mock tells you both — weeks before JAMB does.
Not quite — the answer is B.2x = 11 − 3 = 8, so x = 8 ÷ 2 = 4.
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What you get
Past questions are easy to find. Knowing what to do with them isn't.
Four things a PDF in a group chat can't do for you.
Working, not answers
Stop repeating the same mistake
Every wrong answer comes back with the full working, not just the correct letter. You learn it once instead of missing it again in April.
Timed mocks
Sit the real thing, before the real thing
The full 180 questions in two hours, exactly like exam day, so the clock isn't a shock. Or 40 in half an hour when that's all the time you've got.
Predicted score
Know your score before JAMB does
Finish a mock and you get a mark out of 400. Compare it to your course cut-off and you know, in one number, how close you are. With weeks left to do something about it.
Weak-topic tracking
Revise what's actually costing you
Most candidates spend their time on topics they already pass. Every answer you give is tracked, so you're pointed at the ones you don't.
The daily challenge
Five questions a subject. Every morning. 11am.
The hardest part of revising isn't the work. It's deciding what to open. So that decision gets made for you. Five questions land every morning in each of your subjects, aimed at whatever is costing you most in each. Nothing to choose. Finish them and you climb.
₦300 a month isn't a business. It's a server bill.
It covers three things, and not much else.
HostingKeeping the bot online, all day, for everyone on it.
The databaseEvery answer you have given, and what it says about your weak topics.
The AIWorking out which topics are quietly costing you marks.
There isn't much left over, and that's fine. This was built to get people into university, not to make anybody rich. It's priced this low deliberately, so a candidate revising on a cracked phone somewhere with bad network gets exactly the same thing as one in Lekki.
Study guides
Free guides to the parts of JAMB that move your score
Twenty-seven of them, written for candidates rather than for search engines. No signup,
nothing to pay.
You get 14 days of full access free: unlimited practice, unlimited mock exams and your predicted UTME score. After that it's ₦300 a month or ₦1,500 for the year. The 11am daily challenge stays free either way.
Do I need to download an app?
No. It runs entirely inside Telegram, which you probably already have. Nothing to install, no signup form.
Which subjects are covered?
English plus 20 electives: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Government, Commerce, Accounting, Geography, History, CRK, IRK and more. You pick English plus your three electives when you start.
How accurate is the predicted score?
It's an estimate, not JAMB's own marking. Each subject is scored out of 100 from the questions you answered, and the four are summed for a mark out of 400 shown as a range. Treat it as a guide to what to study next.
Can I help pay for someone who can't afford it?
Yes. Send /donate, tell the bot how many students you'd like to cover, and choose a month (₦300 each) or a year (₦1,500 each). It goes towards students who can't pay, and you get nothing extra for it.
How do I pay?
Bank transfer, USSD or card through Paystack. You don't need a debit card, transfer works fine. And someone else can pay for you; whoever pays, your account is the one unlocked.
Your cut-off doesn't move. Neither does your exam date.
Every week you revise the wrong topics is a week you don't get back. Fourteen days free, then ₦300 a month or ₦1,500 for the year. About thirty seconds to set up.
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