
JAMB
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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Beginner skill
No prior knowledge assumed — articles and gender, the present tense, everyday vocabulary, and basic comprehension.
French Grammar Foundations
0/2 passedEveryday Vocabulary
0/2 passedBasic Comprehension
0/2 passedFrench — Pronouns and Prepositions
0/1 passedIntermediate skill
Past and future tenses, adjective agreement, negation and questions, and comprehension in context.
Verb Tenses in Context
0/2 passedSentence Structure and Agreement
0/2 passedComprehension and Vocabulary in Context
🔒 Premium0/2 passedFrench — Verb Moods and Voices
🔒 Premium0/1 passedAdvanced skill
The imparfait and conditional mood, letter and essay writing, and advanced comprehension — the skills that separate top French scores.
Advanced Tenses and Structures
0/2 passedEssay and Letter Writing
🔒 Premium0/2 passedAdvanced Comprehension
🔒 Premium0/2 passedFrench — Living Language and Civilisation
🔒 Premium0/1 passedSyllabus coverage · French
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- Written comprehension: passage on a general theme (questions on content)Reading Short French Passages for Main Ideas →Author's Purpose and Tone in French Passages →
- Written comprehension: passage on an emerging theme (intent, style, deductions and inferences)Author's Purpose and Tone in French Passages →Complex Comprehension: Multi-Paragraph French Texts →
- Vocabulary in context: meaning of words and expressions from a passageDaily Routine and Time Expressions (La Routine Quotidienne) →Reading Short French Passages for Main Ideas →
- Articles (definite, indefinite, partitive) and determinersArticles and Gender: Le, La, Les, Un, Une →
- Nouns: gender, number and pluralisationArticles and Gender: Le, La, Les, Un, Une →Family, Numbers and Greetings (La Famille, Les Nombres) →
- Personal pronouns (subject, object, disjunctive) and the pronouns y and enLes pronoms: qui, que, y et en →
- Relative, demonstrative, possessive and interrogative pronounsLes pronoms: qui, que, y et en →
- Adjectives: agreement, position, comparison and superlativeAdjective Agreement and Position →
- Adverbs and their formationNegation and Question Formation →
- Prepositions (including with place names) and conjunctionsLes pronoms: qui, que, y et en →
- Présent de l'indicatif (regular and irregular verbs)Present Tense (Le Présent) of Regular -ER Verbs →
- Passé composé (avoir/être auxiliaries, agreement of the past participle)The Passé Composé: Forming the Past Tense →The Imparfait: Describing the Past →
- Imparfait and plus-que-parfaitThe Imparfait: Describing the Past →
- Futur simple, futur proche and futur antérieurThe Futur Proche and Futur Simple →
- Conditionnel and si-clausesThe Conditional Mood (Le Conditionnel) →
- Subjonctif présentLes modes et la voix: subjonctif, impératif, passif →
- Impératif, pronominal verbs and the passive voiceLes modes et la voix: subjonctif, impératif, passif →
- Negation (ne…pas, ne…jamais, ne…rien, ne…personne, ne…que)Negation and Question Formation →
- Interrogation and word orderLes modes et la voix: subjonctif, impératif, passif →
- Direct and reported speechLes modes et la voix: subjonctif, impératif, passif →
- Derivation and word formation (prefixes, suffixes)Negation and Question Formation →
- Idioms, proverbs and speech acts (greeting, thanking, apologising, requesting)La langue vivante: sons, expressions, civilisation →
- Vocabulary of everyday life (family, school, health, travel, market, work)Family, Numbers and Greetings (La Famille, Les Nombres) →Vocabulary in Context: School and Work Themes →
- Sound discrimination and letter–sound correspondenceWriting a Simple Informal Letter in French →
- Syllabification, liaison and sense groupsLa langue vivante: sons, expressions, civilisation →
- Faux amis and similar-sounding wordsLa langue vivante: sons, expressions, civilisation →
- Culture of Francophone West Africa and France: education, socio-economic life and politics (compared with Nigeria)La langue vivante: sons, expressions, civilisation →
- Culture of Francophone West Africa and France: greetings, food, marriage, festivals and professionsLa langue vivante: sons, expressions, civilisation →