Create your JAMB study timetable

Tell us your subjects and how much time you have. We'll build a weekly reading plan, with more time for the subjects you find hard and regular practice tests.

Your JAMB exam date Not sure yet? Pick an estimate — the UTME is usually written around April/May.

Your 4 JAMB subjects

Use of English Hard for me

Hard for me

Not sure of your subjects? Check your course's subject combination.

Study hours per day

I start studying at

Rest day

How the timetable is made

Your hours are shared between your 4 subjects. Subjects you mark hard get 50% more time.
The same subject never comes twice in a row — switching keeps your brain fresh.
With 2+ hours a day you get a timed practice test once a week, and every day in the last two weeks.
The plan changes with time left: learning (more than 2 months), practice (2 weeks to 2 months), final revision (last 2 weeks).

Your answers are saved only on this phone or computer, so the form remembers them next time.