Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
JAMB syllabus for every subject
Syllabuses for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, the entrance exam for Nigerian universities. Open a subject to read its official syllabus in full, as published by JAMB.
- Agricultural Science45 topics · 16 source pagesMeaning and Scope of Agriculture · Importance of Agriculture · Agricultural Ecology
- Arabic26 topics · 5 source pagesأسماء الإشارة والموصولة والشرط والاستفهام. · المذكر والمؤنث. · علامات الاسم.
- Art13 topics · 5 source pagesCLASSIFICATION OF ART: · ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF · ART TERMS:
- Biology22 topics · 12 source pagesLiving organisms: · Evolution among the following: · Structural/functional and behavioural adaptations of organisms:
- Chemistry18 topics · 16 source pagesSeparation of Mixtures and Purification of Chemical Substances · Chemical Combination · Kinetic Theory of Matter and Gas Laws
- Christian Religious Studies52 topics · 12 source pagesThe Sovereignty of God · The Covenant · Leadership Qualities
- Commerce16 topics · 8 source pagesCommerce · Occupation · Production
- Computer Studies36 topics · 23 source pagesHistory of computing · Classification of computing devices · Overview of Computing Systems
- Economics23 topics · 9 source pagesEconomics as a science · Economic Systems · Methods and Tools of Economic Analysis
- French4 topics · 5 source pagesWritten Comprehension in French: · Principles Governing the Structure and · Workings of French sounds
- Geography20 topics · 9 source pagesMaps · Scale and measurement of distances, areas reduction and enlargement, directions, bearings and gradients with reference to topographical maps. · Map reading and interpretation; drawing of cross profiles, recognition of intervisibility, recognition and description of physical and human features and relationship as depicted on topographical maps.
- Government33 topics · 8 source pagesDefinition and Scope of Government · Basic Concepts of Government · Forms of Government: Monarchy, Aristocracy, Oligarchy, Autocracy, Republicanism, Democracy-definitions, features, merits and demerits.
- Hausa16 topics · 10 source pagesHarshe (Language) · Al’adu (Culture) · Adabi (Literature)
- History42 topics · 12 source pagesLand and Peoples of the Nigeria Area: · Early Centres of Civilization: · Origins and formation of States in the Nigeria Area
- Home Economics25 topics · 10 source pagesHome Economics · Areas/Careers in Home Economics · Interrelationship of Home Economics with other subjects:
- Igbo60 topics · 9 source pagesEssay (Edemede) · Comprehension (Aghọtaazaa) · Sounds and Sound Patterns (Ụdaasụsụ na Usoro Ụdaasụsụ)
- Islamic Studies20 topics · 13 source pagesRevelation of the Glorious Qur’ān · Tafsīr · Introduction to Tajwīd (Theory and
- Literature in English11 topics · 6 source pagesTypes: · Dramatic Techniques · Interpretation of the Prescribed Texts
- Mathematics21 topics · 6 source pagesNumber bases/Modular Arithmetic: · Fractions, Decimals, Approximations and Percentages: · Indices, Logarithms and Surds:
- Music27 topics · 9 source pagesThe staff · Music Notes/Rests and their corresponding values. · Time-signature
- Physical and Health Education39 topics · 11 source pagesPrinciples, meaning, scope and philosophy of Physical Education (PE) · Philosophy, objectives and settings of Health Education · Cells, Tissues and Systems of the Human Body
- Physics45 topics · 20 source pagesMeasuring Instruments: venier caliper, metre rule, micrometer screw gauge, measuring cylinder, stop watch and beam balance. · Fundamental physical quantities · Derived physical quantities and their
- Principles of Accounts18 topics · 6 source pagesNature and Significance of Book keeping and Accounting · Principles of Double Entry · Ethics, Professional and Regulatory Bodies in Accounting
- Use of English3 topics · 5 source pagesComprehension and Summary · Lexis and Structure · Oral Forms
- Yoruba3 topics · 5 source pagesLANGUAGE: · LITERATURE: · CULTURE:
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