JAMB 2024: Expert Shares How UTME Candidates Can Pass Examination

JAMB 2024: Expert Shares How UTME Candidates Can Pass Examination

  • UTME 2024 candidates have been advised to equip themselves with some basic skills as they begin this year's JAMB
  • Osunwoye Samuel, an admission seeker tutor for many years, in an exclusive interview with Legit.ng, said with the right approach, candidates can pass the exam well
  • According to the expert, 2024 UTME candidates are expected to equip themselves with basic computer skills to operate the CBT exams and deploy smartness during the exercise

Legit.ng journalist Bada Yusuf is an accomplished politics and current affairs editor, boasting over seven years of experience in journalism and writing.

The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 2024 candidates have been urged to equip themselves with some skills to secure success in the exercise.

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) commenced this year's UTME on Friday, April 19. The exam is billed to end on April 29.

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JAMB: Expert shares tips to pass 2024 UTME
How to pass 2024 UTME according to expert Photo Credit: JAMB
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JAMB: How 2024 UTME candidates can pass

In an exclusive interview with Legit.ng, Osunwoye Samuel, a tutor with years of experience managing JAMB/UTME candidates, said participants in the exam must be computer literate and smartness.

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Samuel said:

“Students must study hard and smart to recognise correct answers in the shortest time frame possible. That is, Students shouldn't spend time unnecessarily on questions that do not deserve it because questions may carry equal marks but do not carry equal steps in solving them.
“Students must have basic knowledge of the operation of a Computer; history has revealed how some Computer-illiterate UTME Students fail their exams because of inexperience or phobia of the operation of a Computer.
"Students with this problem who do not have PCs or Computers can download any of the (1) JAMB CBT Practice Offline-APP or software on Play Store or Google Store, or they can just search directly on Google for JAMB online CBT practice. With this, they can do online mock tests as many times as possible.

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“If a Student comes across a difficult question(s), I will advise that they skip it by clicking on "NEXT" on their screen. This will enable the Student to attempt all questions and also save time. Spending too much time on a question that you find difficult and which you might eventually get wrong will only end up wasting the student's time and, at the same time, depriving the student of other "cheap or bonus" questions at the front."

JAMB: 2024 UTME candidates stranded

Legit.ng earlier reported that some UTME candidates at Al-Mizyan Schools, a CBT centre in the Ikotun area of Lagos, could not write the examination as they were scheduled for day one.

The candidates were reportedly stranded and could not participate in the examination due to technical glitches.

The centre told them to reprint their slips and that the exams would be rescheduled, but the parents said nothing had changed on their portal after reprinting.

Source: Legit.ng

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Bada Yusuf (Politics and Current Affairs Editor) Yusuf Amoo Bada is an accomplished writer with 7 years of experience in journalism and writing, he is also politics and current affairs editor with Legit.ng. He holds B.A in Literature from OAU, and Diploma in Mass Comm. He has obtained certificates in Google's Advance Digital Reporting, News Lab workshop. He previously worked as an Editor with OperaNews. Legit’s Best Editor of the Year for Politics and Current Affairs Desk (2023). Contact: bada.yusuf.amoo@corp.legit.ng