JAMB UTME Use of English Recommended Textbooks and
Materials
1. Attah, M. O. (2013). Practice in Spoken
English for Intermediate and Advanced Learners, Maiduguri: University
of Maiduguri Press.
2. Bamgbose, A. (2002). English Lexis and
Structure for Senior Secondary Schools and colleges (Revised Edition),
Ibadan: Heinemann
3. Banjo, A. et al (2004). New Oxford Secondary
English Course Book Six for Senior Secondary Schools, Ibadan: UP Plc.
4. Caesar, O. J. (2003). Essential Oral English
for Schools and Colleges, Lagos: Tonad Publishers Limited
5. Daniel Jones (2011). Cambridge English
Pronouncing Dictionary, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
6. Egbe, D. I (1996). Mastering English Usage and
Communication Skills, Lagos: Tisons
7. Elugbe, B. (2000). Oral English for Schools
and Colleges, Ibadan: Heinemann
8. Grant, N. J. H, Nnamonu, S. Jowitt, D. (1998). Senior
English Project 3, (New Edition) Harlow: Longman
9. Idowu, O. O, Sogbesan, T. S, Adofo, A. K. Burgess, D.
F and Burgess, L. J. (1998). Round-up English: A Complete Guide, Lagos:
Longman
10. Idris, U. (2001). Oral English at Your
Fingertips for Schools and Colleges, Lagos, M. Youngbrain Publishers
11. Igiligi, E. C. and Ogenyi, S. O. (2010) Grammar
and Composition in the G.S.M. Age, Enugu: Joe Hills Production
Services
12. Jauro, L. B. (2013). Oral English for Schools
and Colleges: A teaching and Learning Approach, Yola: Paraclete
Publishers.
13. Nnamonu, S. and Jowitt, D. (1989). Common
Errors in English, Lagos: Longman
14. Obinna, M. F. (2001). University
Matriculation Use of English,(Fourth Edition) Port Harcourt: Sunray
Books Limited
15. Ogunsanwo, O. Duruaku, A. B.C, Ezechukwu, J and
Nwachukwu, U. I (2005). Countdown English Language, (Revised Edition), Ibadan:
Evans
16. Olatoye, S. (2006). The Silent Teacher, Ado-Ekiti:
Segun and Sons Enterprises
17. Oluikpe, B. O. A, Nnaemeka, B. A, Obah, T. Y,
Otagburuagu, E. J. Onuigbo, S. and Ogbonna, E. A. (1998). Intensive
English for Senior Secondary School 3, Onitsha: Africana ? FIRST
Publisher.
18. Tomori, S. H. O (2000). Objective Tests for
School Certificate English: Practice in Lexis, Structure and Idiom (Reprinted
Edition), Ibadan: Heinemann
19. Ukwuegbu, C, Okoro, O., Idris, A. U., Okebukola, F.
O. and Owokade, C. O. (2002). Catch-up English for SSCE/UME, Ibadan:
Heinemann
HOW TO SCORE 300 AND ABOVE IN JAMB UTME
If you want to pass JAMB, you must…
1.
Study JAMB Syllabus and Brochure
2.
Get Recommended Text Books and Materials
3.
Get Rid of Distraction
4.
Create The Perfect Study Environment
5.
Read and Study Effectively
6.
Identify Your Weakness
7.
Practice JAMB Questions
8.
Online CBT Test Practice
9.
Believe in Yourself
10.
Attend JAMB Tutorial
11.
Care for Your Body and Health
12.
Stay Informed On JAMB News
JAMB UTME FAQ
1). What is
Computer Based Test (CBT)? Computer based test is the administration of an
examination using a computer. This format is flexible in that the test can be
taken at different times and in different locations.
2). Why Computer
Based Test (CBT)? CBT makes for more accurate, precise and fair assessment of
the candidates.
3). What are the
benefits of Computer Based Test (CBT)?
It can give
immediate feedback
It is accurate and
offers automated analysis of results.
It is fair.
It is more secured.
It is the global
best practice.
4). What is e-UTME?
e-UTME
is an electronic form of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination that
adopts the use of computer to display and answer test items.
5). What are
Computer Based Test (CBT) centres? Test centres are examination locations
across the country where candidates can take Computer Based Tests (CBT). These
centres are equipped with modern infrastructure that would enable the conduct
of CBT.
6). Where are the
test centres located? CBT centres are located in all the thirty-six states of
the federation and the FCT.
7). Are these
centres well equipped for CBT? Yes, the centres are well-equipped for CBT.
8). What does the
test centre look like? A room equipped with computers connected to Internet or
Intranet (Local Area Network).
9). Are the test
centres conducive for CBT? Yes. The e-UTME accredited professional test centers
are certified and equipped to international standards to facilitate a comfortable
environment conducive for e-testing. All equipment are provided and there are
technical support staff who are available to assist candidates at any time
during the examination.
10). How many
candidates are attached to a computer? A candidate is assigned to a computer.
11). Are
international testing centres available? Yes, e-UTME accredited testing centres
are available in all the seven countries where JAMB conducts its examinations
(United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Republic of Benin, Cameroun, Ghana
and Cote 'De Voire).
12). How do I pay
for my Exam? You will purchase your registration ePIN from any designated bank
and register at CBT Centre.
13). Will the
Computer Based Test follow the same content guidelines of the UTME syllabus?Yes.
14). Are Computer
Based Tests secure? Yes. The extensive computerized encryption systems make
breaking into the test virtually impossible. Also, test centers make it very
difficult for candidates to bring in unauthorized materials.
15). How friendly is
the CBT to candidates? The CBT has been specially designed to provide the
necessary atmosphere for the optimum performance of the candidates in terms of
layout and simplicity of the questions on the screen. Similarly, moving from
one question to another is achieved at the click of the Mouse Button or the
movement of the “Arrow Keys”.
16). Who do I
contact if I have problems submitting my online application? Candidates are to
direct all enquiries to the ticketing platform at support.jamb.gov.ng
17). Will all
candidates write the examination at the same time? No. Each candidate will
write the examination according to a scheduled/appointed time.
18). Should I bring
the e-slip printout to the testing centre? Yes. You should bring the original
of your confirmation printout to the centre.
19). How do I start
the test? You are expected to first key in the registration number into the
computer and click on NEXT. You are to read and follow the instructions that
comes up. Now, click on START EXAM.
20). How do I key
in my answers on a Computer Based Test? Answers to questions may be entered
into the computer in either of two ways. You may key in answers by clicking on
the option you believe to be the answer or typing in the letter of the option.
Answers are recorded directly into the computer.
21). May I review
my answers or skip questions and answer them later when taking a Computer Based
Test? Yes. You may review and change your answers after they have been entered
into the computer during the examination or after you have attempted to answer
all the questions before final submission.
22). How do I know
the time I have spent on my examination? The time will be displayed on the
computer screen during the examination.
23). May I bring
food to the test centre? No. Food is not allowed in the test centre.
24). May I bring my
mobile cell phone to the test centre? No. Mobile phones are not allowed in the
test centre.
25). May I bring
notebook to the test centre? No. Notebook or other textbook materials are not
allowed in the test centre.
26). May I bring a
calculator to the test centre? No. You will be provided with one on the screen
on the examination day.
27). If there is a
power failure would it affect my timing? No. There will be power back-up with
alternative power supply and your test will return to the exact place where you
stopped. All questions are saved upon answering them.
28). How do I end
the test? When you have answered and reviewed all the questions, you would be
required to click “End Exam” or press “S” on the keyboard, a dialogue box will
pop up and ask you to confirm your action, you then click “End Exam” again or
press “Y” on the Keyboard to finally end the test.
29). Would there be
any break during the examination? No. There is no break between the test.
30). How can I get
more comfortable with CBT before taking an examination?You can get more
comfortable by choosing to do the mock exam
31). How quickly
will I receive scores? The Board can provide your scores immediately but for scrutiny
and other post examination verification exercises, your result would not be
instant.
32). Will there be
audiovisuals on the Computer Based Test? That depends on the test being taken.
If visuals contribute to the test, they will be shown on the screen with the
text of the questions or in a separate window.
33). Is knowledge
of computer programming necessary to take a test on the computer? No. The test
administration program only requires you to be able to use the mouse or
keyboard to answer questions.
34). How early
should I arrive at the test centre? You are expected to arrive two hours
earlier before your scheduled time.
35). What if I am late for the testing appointment? If you arrive after thirty minutes (30mins.) into the examination, you will not be allowed into the testing centre.
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