Calculate
Calculate your aggregate
Pick your university. Each calculator uses that school's own formula and shows where it comes from.
- UIUniversity of Ibadan
- UNILAGUniversity of Lagos
- UNIBENUniversity of Benin
- UNIZIKNnamdi Azikiwe University
- LASULagos State University
More calculators are added as each school's formula is confirmed.
Study
Prepare for JAMB
Create your free study timetable Enter your subjects, exam date and study hours — get a personal weekly reading plan in one minute.- How to study for JAMBUse the official syllabus, study in focused blocks and practise the right way.
- How to remember what you readSelf-testing, spaced review and other methods that make reading stick.
- How to avoid distractions and concentrateBeat your phone distractions and build your focus step by step.
- JAMB exam day: what to bring and what to doWhat to bring, what is banned, and how to manage your time in the CBT.
Practice
Practise JAMB questions
Answering questions under time pressure is the best preparation for the CBT. Start with JAMB's own practice test and syllabus, then use free past-question sites.
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Courses and admission guidance
See the JAMB subjects for your course, and courses with the same subjects as a backup.
- Medicine and Surgery
- Nursing
- Pharmacy
- Computer Science
- Civil Engineering
- Law
- Mass Communication
- Economics
- Accounting
- How admission works: from JAMB to your admission letterEvery step from JAMB registration to your admission letter, in plain words.
- How to choose the right coursePick a course you like, qualify for, and can actually get admitted into.
- JAMB CAPS: check, accept or reject your admissionCheck your status, accept or reject an offer, and print your admission letter.
- Uploading your O'level result to JAMBWhy it's compulsory, how it's done, and the mistakes that delay admission.
Official JAMB sites, one click away
Registration, results, CAPS admission status, the JAMB brochure, and every university's official website — go straight to the real pages.
Open official linksWhat is an aggregate score?
After JAMB, many Nigerian universities rank candidates by an aggregate: one number built from your UTME score and, depending on the school, your Post-UTME screening score, your O'level grades, or both. Each university decides its own screening and admission method — that's why a 260 in JAMB can be a strong score at one school and an average one at another. Always check your school's official notice.
Every formula on this site lists its sources and the date it was last checked, and the calculators are tested against the worked examples those sources publish.