6 REASONS STUDENTS WHO START EARLY SCORE HIGHER IN JAMB
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WHAT NO ONE EVER TOLD YOU
Every year, thousands of JAMB candidates ask the same question:
“How do I pass JAMB when I’ve got only one month left?”
And that question right there is the beginning of the problem.
If you’re planning to write JAMB in 2026, whether it’s your first, second, or even third attempt, you need to understand something critical:
The secret to scoring high in JAMB doesn’t start a month before the exam. It starts now.
In this post, we’re going to show you why students who start preparing early always outperform the rest, and how you can be one of them without stress or last-minute panic.
The last one will interest you.
1. The Biggest Lie JAMB Candidates Believe
Most students tell themselves:
"I still have time."
They download study apps, join tutorial groups, or screenshot helpful materials, but never get to them because “The exam is still far.”
But here's what really happens:
- Weeks turn into months.
- Pressure starts building.
- You realize everyone else is studying.
- You cuss yourself for not studying, but you'd still not study. More like lying down doing nothing because there are a lot of things to do.
- Then you start googling things like:
“How to study for JAMB in one month”
That’s when panic sets in.
The result? You may end up scoring 180, 200, or even 220, which sounds decent but not good enough for your dream course or university.
2. Real Story: A Tale of Two Students
Kelvin wanted to score 300+. He had big dreams. He wanted to study Law at UNILAG. He had the passion, the brains, and even the materials. But he kept procrastinating. “There’s still time,” he thought. “I read a day before my school exam and I passed, so this will be a walkover.”
Fast-forward to one month before the exam.
He’s rushing through past questions, watching YouTube videos at 2 a.m., and freaking out. His final score? 213. Good? Yes. Enough? No.
On the other hand, Roselyn had written JAMB before, had a high score, but wasn't admitted. She discovered and followed All About Admissions’ (A³) instructions, tutorials, and mentorship, and was adequately prepared. She joined our WhatsApp community, started with our free tutorials early enough, and stayed consistent little by little. She asked questions, got guidance, and built confidence.
She wrote JAMB calmly. Her score? 285.
Admitted to study Engineering at UNN.
Same country. Same exam. Different outcomes.
Why? Preparation. Strategy. Early Start.
3. What You Should Be Doing NOW (Not Later)
If you want 2026 to be the year you crush JAMB and get admitted:
- Know your subjects: Confusion of course to do or subjects to take is a wrong start that should be corrected now. Familiarize yourself with the JAMB syllabus.
- Start studying: Even if it’s 10 minutes a day(if 30 minutes a day is difficult for you). The problem is always starting. When you're disciplined enough to start, it won't be so difficult to continue and build up the time as you go further. Consistency beats cramming.
- Join a community: Learning with others keeps you motivated.
- Ask questions early: Not sure what course to pick? That’s why we’re here. No question you ask us is irrelevant.
- Use the right tools: Past questions, practice apps, and tutorials without guidance could get you the results, but slower. Having people who have walked the path put you through will help you achieve your goal faster.
4. What You Get with All About Admissions (A³)
We're not just here to teach.
We’re here to help you win.
- Free Tutorials tailored to WAEC/JAMB
- Mentorship & Counseling to help with school/course decisions
- Study Materials curated by real students who’ve passed JAMB
- Supportive WhatsApp Community where you can ask anything and get help
- Tips, Tricks & Campus Secrets to prepare you for life after JAMB too
5. If You Start Now, You’re Already Winning
It’s not too early. In fact, this is the best time to start. Your mind is still clear, free of pressure, and able to absorb things better.
Rush-reading to just pass exams and forget that information after the exam is one of the wrong moves.
Think long term: Would you rather study in peace now…
Or panic in stress later?
6. Take the First Step Today
Join the A³ community. It’s 100% free.
👉 Drop a comment and tell us the biggest challenge you face with studying
Let’s walk this journey with you.
From where you are to where you want to be.
Your dream school isn’t too far away.
You just need to start now.
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