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Ikiodiete George
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Most Repeated Questions In Jamb For All Major Subjects/Courses (2026)
Preparing for JAMB 2026? You’re not alone. Over 1.5 million students write JAMB every year, but only a small percentage score 250 and above. The secret?
Study repeated questions. Not everything. Just what matters.
In this post, you’ll find:
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Most repeated JAMB questions by subject
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Topics that show up every year
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Smart tips to answer them right
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Bonus: Tables to organize your study focus
Let’s get started!
Why You Must Study Repeated JAMB Questions
JAMB isn’t always new. Each year, a good number of questions are recycled with small tweaks.
| Why Repeated Questions Matter | Benefits |
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| 30–40% of JAMB questions repeat | Familiarity = speed and accuracy |
| Predictable topics every year | Saves study time and reduces stress |
| Easy to revise with CBT practice | Boosts confidence and exam readiness |
Most Repeated JAMB Questions By Subject
Let’s break it down by the key subjects and what you should focus on in 2026.
Use of English
| Topic | Common Question Pattern |
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| Comprehension | Passage followed by 5 questions |
| Lexis & Structure | Antonyms, Synonyms, Sentence Fill-ins |
| Cloze Test | 10-gapped passage with word choices |
| Oral English | Stress pattern, vowel/consonant sounds |
| Essay Types | Writing prompts on letter, article, speech, or debate |
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Choose the opposite of “scarcity” → Abundance ✅
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Which word has the same vowel sound as “sit”? → Bit ✅
Mathematics
| Topic | Common Repeated Areas |
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| Algebra | Factorization, Quadratic equations |
| Indices & Logarithms | Simplification, Log laws |
| Geometry | Circle Theorems, Area/Perimeter problems |
| Trigonometry | SOHCAHTOA, angle of elevation/depression |
| Probability | Simple chances and outcomes |
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Find log₁₀(100) → 2 ✅
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Solve 2x² - 3x - 2 = 0 → Factorize ✅
Biology
| Topic | Most Asked Questions |
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| Cell Structure | Organelles and their functions |
| Photosynthesis | Equation, products, and requirements |
| Nutrition | Autotrophic vs Heterotrophic |
| Reproduction | Sexual & Asexual, Human/Plant systems |
| Ecology | Food chain/web, Pyramid of energy |
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What controls activities in a cell? → Nucleus ✅
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End-product of photosynthesis? → Glucose + Oxygen ✅
Chemistry
| Topic | Common Repeats |
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| Acids, Bases & Salts | pH scale, Neutralization reactions |
| Atomic Structure | Electrons, protons, neutrons |
| Gas Laws | Boyle’s Law, Charles’ Law |
| Periodic Table | Group and Period trends |
| Organic Chemistry | Alkanes, Alkenes, Functional groups |
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What is the pH of a neutral solution? → 7 ✅
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Which gas turns limewater milky? → Carbon dioxide ✅
Physics
| Topic | Frequently Asked Areas |
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| Newton’s Laws | Motion, Inertia, Force |
| Heat & Thermodynamics | Expansion, Specific heat capacity |
| Optics | Lenses, Mirrors, Image formation |
| Electricity | Ohm’s Law, Circuits |
| Pressure | Liquid pressure, Atmospheric pressure |
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F = ma is which law? → Newton’s 2nd Law ✅
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SI unit of Pressure? → Pascal ✅
Government
| Topic | Commonly Asked Concepts |
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| Constitution | Definition and characteristics |
| Separation of Powers | Arms of government |
| Types of Government | Unitary, Federal, Confederal |
| Rule of Law | Features, Principles |
| Colonial Rule in Nigeria | 1914 Amalgamation, Indirect Rule |
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Who interprets laws? → Judiciary ✅
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When did Nigeria become a republic? → 1963 ✅
Economics
| Topic | Repeated Areas |
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| Demand & Supply | Graphs, Equilibrium, Shifts |
| Elasticity | Types and formulas |
| Market Structures | Monopoly, Oligopoly |
| Money & Banking | Functions, Instruments |
| National Income | GDP, GNP, and their calculations |
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Define Opportunity Cost → Alternative forgone ✅
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What is a monopoly? → Single seller market ✅
Table Summary – Quick View of Repeated Topics
| Subject | Top 3 Repeated Topics |
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| English | Comprehension, Antonyms/Synonyms, Essay Writing |
| Maths | Algebra, Trigonometry, Geometry |
| Biology | Photosynthesis, Reproduction, Ecology |
| Chemistry | Acids & Bases, Gas Laws, Organic Compounds |
| Physics | Motion Laws, Optics, Electricity |
| Government | Constitution, Separation of Powers, Rule of Law |
| Economics | Demand & Supply, Elasticity, Market Structure |
How to Study These Repeated Questions Smartly
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Practice daily with CBT apps (e.g., Myschool, Pass.ng)
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Target topics that appeared in 3+ past years
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Write mock tests with a timer
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Use flashcards to revise formulas and definitions
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Study with friends or groups to test your memory
FAQs – JAMB 2026 Repeated Questions
Q1: How many JAMB questions are usually repeated?
Roughly 30%–50% are repeated or restructured.
Q2: Where can I get past JAMB questions for free?
Sites like myschool.ng, flashlearners.com, and Nairaland Education section.
Q3: Are the questions repeated word-for-word?
Not always. Most are rephrased but test the same concept.
Q4: Can I rely only on past questions to pass JAMB?
No. Use them as guides, but also study textbooks and syllabuses.
Final Words
The key to scoring high in JAMB 2025 is not reading everything—it’s reading what matters most.
Focus on:
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Repeated questions
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Key topics by subject
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Smart revision habits
Study Smart. Practice Daily. Pass Once.
