A paid JAMB CBT preparation app is being marketed to candidates preparing for the 2027 UTME, with its publisher advertising more than 70,000 past questions, AI-powered answer explanations and a one-off activation that lasts for the life of the device, according to reports. No examination body has confirmed or endorsed the app or any of its figures.
The app is offered for Android phones, iPhones and iPads, with a separate Windows edition for laptops, desktops and CBT-style computer systems. According to the marketing page, it is aimed at candidates sitting the 2027 JAMB UTME.
What the app is said to include
- A bank of more than 70,000 JAMB past questions with answers and explanations.
- Explanations described as AI-powered, said to show the reasoning behind an answer instead of pushing candidates to memorise the right option.
- Video lessons tied to past questions and topics.
- A JAMB novel feature.
- Practice inside a CBT-style environment.
- An AI counsellor for course requirements and career choices.
- Practice sorted by subject or by year, with question search, bookmarks, and a record of past practice and performance.
Content already stored on the device can be practised and reviewed without a continuous internet connection, according to the page.
Activation and SMS alerts
Activation is described as a one-off payment per device, valid for as long as that device is in use, with no weekly or monthly renewal. Buyers are also said to get one year of free SMS alerts for whichever school they select in their profile.
The page states no price, activation fee, file size, version number or release date. A ₦4,900 activation figure that appears in listings for a different preparation app does not apply to this one, according to reports.
Other exams and reseller packages
The publisher says the same app carries material for other Nigerian exams, naming NECO and NABTEB, along with past questions and CBT practice for the post-UTME of the candidate's school of choice.
Bulk activation packages and an agent or reseller programme are open to schools, institutions, CBT centres, business centres, cafés, students and individual resellers. Some agent packages reportedly let the reseller brand the app with their own name, logo and contact details.
What has not been confirmed
The details could not be independently confirmed, and no JAMB, WAEC, NECO, NABTEB or ministry source confirming or endorsing the app was found.
The 70,000-question figure is the publisher's own marketing claim. Competing preparation apps advertise between roughly 20,000 and 107,000 questions, which neither supports nor contradicts the figure for this app.
What candidates should do
- Treat the question count, the AI features and the exam coverage as the publisher's claims until you can see them inside the app.
- Ask for the price and what the activation covers before paying, since the page does not state it.
- Note that activation runs per device, so ask what happens if you change or lose your phone.
- Set your school in the app profile if you want the one year of SMS alerts.
- Make the question content available on the device while you are connected, so offline practice works.
- Confirm your UTME registration and exam details with JAMB directly. A preparation app does not replace official information.