Download JAMB CBT App for Android & iOS 2026 (Offline Practice)

The JAMB CBT App from MySchoolGist is a phone and tablet practice tool for UTME candidates. It helps a learner use short free moments for study, not just for a quick scroll. MySchoolGist first made the tool for desktop users. Later, MySchoolGist rebuilt it for mobile devices, so candidates can practise in more places. A study spot can be a bed, a danfo seat, or a bench at a small shop.

Why MySchoolGist made a mobile JAMB CBT App

Many candidates do not have easy access to a computer. A phone is easier to carry and to use each day. That is why MySchoolGist moved the practice tool from desktop to phones and tablets. The goal stayed the same: steady practice with past questions and syllabus-based content.

Mobile practice can fit into real life. A candidate can answer a few questions while waiting for a ride. A learner can read one short explanation during a break. Little study blocks can add up over time.

What the JAMB CBT App includes

30,000+ real past JAMB questions with clear explanations

The app includes over 30,000 real past JAMB questions across all subjects. Each question comes with an explanation. This helps the candidate learn the reason behind the answer, not just the letter option.

A simple example shows the value. If a learner picks the wrong option in Government, the explanation can point to the rule or idea that the question tests. That same idea may appear again in another year. With the explanation, the learner can spot the pattern and avoid the same mistake.

Full UTME syllabus inside the app

The full UTME syllabus is part of the app, so candidates can check topics as they study. This can help a learner see what is left to cover in each subject. It can also help when choosing what to practise next.

For candidates who want to read the syllabus on a page, MySchoolGist also provides it online. See the UTME syllabus for all subjects on MySchoolGist.

Offline use after setup

Once the app is set up, it can be used without a network connection. This matters for candidates who have weak signal at home or who spend time in transit. Practice can still happen on a bus, during a break, or in any place where the phone shows no service.

Offline use can also cut stress. A candidate does not need to pause study because of airtime or slow internet. The learner can focus on questions and explanations.

Exam-style layout that matches the UTME

The JAMB UTME is computer based. The app layout is built to match the real exam style, so the screen feels familiar on test day. This includes the 8-key system used in the UTME: A, B, C, D, P, N, S, R.

For many first-time candidates, the exam screen can feel new. Familiarity can reduce panic. A learner who practises with the same key pattern can spend less time thinking about controls and more time thinking about the questions.

Literature set texts, including The Lekki Headmaster

The app includes support for Literature-in-English set texts. The Lekki Headmaster is covered chapter by chapter, with questions for practice. Other set texts are also explained and summarised.

Candidates who want to see the Lekki Headmaster materials on a page can use this MySchoolGist resource: The Lekki Headmaster questions, answers, and chapter support.

Flexible practice options

The app supports more than one study style. A candidate can focus on one tricky topic and drill it. A learner can also run a full practice session with four subjects at once. At the end, the app gives a score out of 400, like the UTME.

This flexibility helps different learners. One candidate may need extra work on Algebra. Another may need to build stamina across all subjects. The app structure supports both.

Session results that show strengths and weak areas

After each practice session, the app gives detailed results. It shows areas a candidate has done well in and areas that need more work. It also provides quick key points from each subject to support faster revision.

A candidate can use these results as a guide. If a learner keeps missing questions in a topic, that topic can become the next focus area. If scores rise in a subject, the learner can keep the subject fresh with short practice sessions.

A JAMB-style calculator inside the app

The app includes a JAMB-style calculator. This helps candidates get used to the kind of calculator used in the exam. It can also support faster work on Maths, Physics, and other subjects that use calculations.

Regular use can help a learner build comfort with the calculator buttons. That way, the tool does not feel strange during the UTME.

How a candidate can study with the JAMB CBT App

A simple plan can make practice feel lighter. A candidate can pick a set time each day, even if it is short. Ten to twenty minutes can be enough for a small session. The goal is to keep practice steady.

A learner can start with one subject that feels hard. The candidate can answer a few questions, then read the explanations. After that, the learner can repeat the same topic or move to a new one.

Another approach is to rotate subjects. For example, a candidate can practise English one day and Biology the next day. A learner can also do two short subjects in one day, if there is time.

For those who choose the four-subject option, the app score out of 400 can act as a check point. The aim is not to chase a perfect number each day. The aim is to see weak areas early and fix them with practice.

Using the syllabus to guide revision

The syllabus can help a candidate avoid blind study. It can show the range of topics that the exam can test. A learner can use the syllabus to make a simple list for each subject.

A candidate can tick off topics already studied. The learner can then pick a topic that is still new and practise questions on it. This turns the syllabus into a study map.

When a candidate sees a weak area in the results page, the syllabus can help again. The learner can find that topic and review it. Then the learner can practise that topic once more and check if the score improves.

Offline practice for busy days

Some days are busy. Some days have poor signal. Offline access helps in both cases.

A candidate can practise while waiting in a queue. A learner can do a short set of questions during a ride. A candidate can also practise in the evening when internet service is slow.

Offline practice is also useful for those who share data with family. The learner can still study without asking for more data each time.

Fair preparation and clear boundaries

MySchoolGist is not JAMB. The app content is based on past questions and the UTME syllabus. It is not leaked papers. The app is for fair preparation.

Candidates looking for expo will not find it here. Candidates who want to prepare and pass with honest work can use the app as a steady practice tool.

Getting started

Since the application is a downloadable product, a candidate can start practising soon after installation and setup. After setup, the learner can practise at home or on the move, with or without network service, based on what the day allows.

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