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Scoring well in JAMB is mostly about practice: knowing the syllabus, working through past questions under time pressure and fixing the topics you keep getting wrong. A tutor helps you do that faster than studying alone.
On Ensena you can find tutors who prepare students for JAMB UTME, look at their subjects, experience and prices, and book one-on-one lessons at times that fit around school. If you prefer to learn with others, there are monthly group classes too.
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View ProfileHow to prepare for JAMB: a simple plan
Most candidates who do well in the UTME follow the same pattern: they know the syllabus, they practise under exam conditions and they keep fixing their weak topics.
- 1Get the syllabus for your four subjectsJAMB publishes a syllabus for every UTME subject. Use it as your checklist, and tick topics off only when you can answer past questions on them without help.
- 2Start with Use of EnglishUse of English is compulsory and carries the most questions. Comprehension, lexis and structure and oral English reward steady daily practice more than last-minute cramming.
- 3Practise on a computer, against the clockThe UTME is a computer-based test, so practise CBT-style questions on a screen and time yourself. Speed and accuracy improve together with practice.
- 4Keep a list of mistakesWrite down every question you get wrong and why. Revisit the list each week: these are the topics that will move your score the most.
- 5Take full mock examsIn the last weeks, sit full timed mocks for all four subjects. They build stamina and show you how to share your time between subjects.
- 6Get help early with the hardest subjectIf one subject keeps pulling your score down, a tutor can rebuild the basics and give you the right practice. Weeks of focused lessons help more than a few days before the exam.
Read more: How to score 300 in JAMB: a realistic study plan
See all JAMB tutorsWhat you can get help with
- Use of English (comprehension, lexis and structure, oral English)
- Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology
- Economics, Government, Literature and other arts subjects
- Past questions and timed CBT-style practice
- A study plan for the weeks before the exam
How it works
- 1. Choose a tutor. Compare subjects, experience, reviews and prices.
- 2. Book and pay. Pick times that suit you and pay securely online.
- 3. Learn live online. Join the lesson on your phone or laptop: video, chat and a shared whiteboard.
Questions people ask
Can a tutor help me score 300 in JAMB?
No one can promise a score, but a good tutor helps you cover the syllabus, practise past questions under exam timing and focus on your weakest topics, which is what moves scores up. Start early and practise often.
Which subjects can I get help with?
Use of English and any of your three other UTME subjects. Filter tutors by subject to find someone who teaches exactly your combination.
How do online lessons on Ensena work?
You pick a tutor, choose a time that suits you and pay securely online. The lesson happens in Ensena's live classroom, on a phone or a laptop, with video, voice, chat and a shared whiteboard. Nothing to download.
How much does a tutor cost?
Each tutor sets their own price per hour, shown on their profile before you book, and you can filter by budget. Group classes are paid monthly, from ₦3,000 a month per student.
Will online lessons use a lot of data?
Ensena's classroom has a data saver that is on by default, and a Voice only option for when data is very low. An hour of a one-on-one lesson uses roughly 180 MB with video, or about 40 MB with Voice only. Group classes use less.