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Nigeria 🇳🇬JAMB UTME — compulsory Use of English plus 14 subjects to choose from, each with its own Beginner–Advanced track.
📏 UTME is scored out of 400 (Use of English + 3 chosen subjects, 100 marks each). Most universities set 180+ as the general cut-off; competitive courses need 250+.
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Use of EnglishMathematicsPhysicsChemistryBiologyGovernmentEconomicsLiterature-in-EnglishChristian Religious StudiesIslamic Religious StudiesGeographyAccountingCommerceAgricultural ScienceFrench
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Beginner
Beginner skill
Cell biology, classification and body systems — the Biology foundations WAEC/JAMB test first.
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StartCell Organelles & Functions
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Plant vs Animal Cells
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Internal Structure of Flowering Plants and Mammals
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Taxonomic Classification
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Kingdoms of Life
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Plantae: Algae to Flowering Plants
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Invertebrates: Coelenterates to Arthropods
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Vertebrates: Fishes to Mammals
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🔒 After lessonsHuman Body Systems Foundations
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Circulatory & Respiratory Systems
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Digestive System
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Support and Movement: Skeletons, Joints and Tropisms
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Photosynthesis and Mineral Nutrition
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Transport in Plants and Transpiration
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Intermediate
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Genetics and ecology — the Biology core WAEC/JAMB repeat every year.
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Monohybrid Crosses
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Dominant & Recessive Traits
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Variation in Populations
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Food Chains & Energy Flow
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Decomposers & Nutrient Cycling
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Factors Affecting the Distribution of Organisms
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Natural Habitats: Aquatic and Terrestrial
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Nigerian Biomes
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Soil: Types, Components and Fertility
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Multi-step genetics and applied ecology — the questions that separate top Biology scores.
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- Living organisms (characteristics of life, cell structure and functions, levels of organisation)Cell Organelles & Functions →Plant vs Animal Cells →
- Monera, Protista and Fungi (features and examples)Taxonomic Classification →Kingdoms of Life →
- Plantae (algae, bryophytes, pteridophytes, spermatophytes)Plantae: Algae to Flowering Plants →
- Animalia: invertebrates (coelenterates, flatworms, roundworms, annelids, arthropods, molluscs)Invertebrates: Coelenterates to Arthropods →Classification in Practice →
- Animalia: vertebrates (fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals)Vertebrates: Fishes to Mammals →Classification in Practice →
- Structural, functional and behavioural adaptations of organismsAdaptations of Organisms →
- Internal structure of a flowering plant (root, stem, leaf) and of a mammalInternal Structure of Flowering Plants and Mammals →
- Autotrophic nutrition (photosynthesis, mineral requirements of plants)Photosynthesis and Mineral Nutrition →
- Heterotrophic nutrition (food classes and tests, dentition, alimentary canal, digestion, enzymes)Digestive System →
- Transport (circulatory system in mammals, blood, vascular system in plants, transpiration, mechanisms of transport)Circulatory & Respiratory Systems →Transport in Plants and Transpiration →
- Respiration (respiratory surfaces, gaseous exchange in plants and mammals, aerobic and anaerobic respiration)Circulatory & Respiratory Systems →Integrated Body Systems →
- Excretion (excretory structures, the kidney, excretory products of plants)Excretory & Nervous Systems →
- Support and movement (tropisms, nastic movements, supporting tissues, skeletons, joints)Support and Movement: Skeletons, Joints and Tropisms →
- Reproduction (asexual reproduction, sexual reproduction in flowering plants and mammals, fertilisation and development)Asexual Reproduction and Reproduction in Mammals →Reproduction in Flowering Plants →
- Growth (meaning of growth, seed germination and its conditions)Growth and Seed Germination →
- Nervous coordination (nervous system, reflex action) and sense organsExcretory & Nervous Systems →Sense Organs: Eye, Ear and Skin →
- Hormonal coordination (endocrine glands, plant hormones) and homeostasisHormones and Homeostasis →
- Factors affecting the distribution of organisms (abiotic and biotic factors)Factors Affecting the Distribution of Organisms →
- Symbiotic interactions, energy flow (food chains, webs, trophic levels) and nutrient cycling (carbon, water, nitrogen)Food Chains & Energy Flow →Decomposers & Nutrient Cycling →
- Natural habitats (aquatic and terrestrial)Natural Habitats: Aquatic and Terrestrial →
- Local (Nigerian) biomes (rainforest, savanna types, desert, montane forest)Nigerian Biomes →
- The ecology of populations (density, competition, succession, factors affecting population size)Population Ecology and Succession →
- Soil (types, structure, components, loss and renewal of fertility)Soil: Types, Components and Fertility →
- Humans and environment (diseases, pollution and its control, sanitation, conservation of resources)Humans and the Environment →
- Variation in population (morphological and physiological variation, applications)Variation in Populations →
- Heredity (chromosomes, DNA, Mendelian inheritance, probability, sex determination, sex-linked traits, applications in agriculture and medicine)Monohybrid Crosses →Dominant & Recessive Traits →
- Theories of evolution (Lamarck, Darwin, organic evolution)Theories of Evolution →
- Evidence of evolution (fossils, comparative anatomy, physiology, embryology, genetics and mutation)Evidence of Evolution →
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