JAMB Syllabus Library
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Use of English
Comprehension passages, lexis and structure, register, grammar, and oral English forms required for all UTME candidates.
Mathematics
Number bases, algebra, polynomials, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, probability, and introductory calculus.
Physics
Mechanics, thermal physics, waves, optics, electricity, magnetism, and modern atomic physics principles.
Chemistry
Stoichiometry, atomic structure, chemical bonding, kinetics, electrochemistry, inorganic, and organic chemistry.
Biology
Cell structure, diversity of organisms, plant and animal physiology, ecology, heredity, genetics, and evolution.
Agricultural Science
Crop and animal production, soil science, agronomy, farm management, forestry, and agricultural economics.
Computer Studies
Computing fundamentals, hardware architecture, data representation, software systems, networking, and algorithms.
Christian Religious Studies
Old Testament themes, the synoptic Gospels, history of the early church, and Christian moral teachings.
Islamic Religious Studies
Qur'anic studies, Hadith, Tawhid, Fiqh (Islamic jurisprudence), Sirah, and Islamic civilization history.
Commerce
Production, home and foreign trade, banking, insurance, transportation, marketing, and business law.
Literature in English
African and non-African drama, prose, and poetry analysis with focus on literary appreciation and devices.
Economics
Micro and macroeconomic theory, price determination, national income, money, public finance, and international trade.
Government
Elements of government, political ideologies, constitutional development in Nigeria, public administration, and foreign policy.
Geography
Practical map reading, physical geography, human settlement patterns, environmental hazards, and regional geography of Nigeria.
History
Pre-colonial Nigerian states, British colonial administration, nationalist movements, post-independence Nigeria, and African history.