Recommended Novel For Jamb 2022 Novels & Stories

*** Jare - please Jejely - Gently or respectfully Shoir (don't know if that's the spelling) - it has lots of meaning depends on what you are saying it for but here she is using like 'look at his one' or 'see this one. JAMB (Joint Admission and Matriculation Board) - it is an exam senior secondary students in Nigeria write to get into the university (well depends on the university you are applying for) after that you write what is called UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination)

"Oh please! Next time don't try to form 'baddest' in front of your peers when facing any form of constituted authority. I'm just a prefect and this is my turf but there are various forms of authority out there. This should serve as a great moral lesson to you. * * * "Okay guys, it's almost time for our finals and we have to buckle up. The first on the list is JAMB. If you don't have a new short note, buy one at the bookshop. Most of us are brainiacs but that doesn't mean we can't all study together. If we can party and ball out together then we can study together." Aisha said to us all. " So we're dealing with last questions today, the years 2015, 2016 and 2017 of all our respective JAMB sub

“Funmilayo Ogunbiyi, JS 1A!; “Two, Ayomide Cole, JS 1B!; “Three, Bidemi Gbadamosi, JS 2A!; “Four, Daniel Chisom, JS 2B!; “Five, Emmanuel George, JS 3A! And finally contestant six, Aduragbemi Sodipe, JS 3B!

"Earth to Michael'', I heard Ethan say in my ear, as it startled me. I froze, almost freaking out at how close he was, as he leaned slightly on my shoulder. He moved to the front of my table, drawing a chair to sit on. I looked at him and my eyes trailed down to his chest where two of his school shirt buttons were unbuttoned. His collarbones and part of his chest were slightly revealed, as I almost went dazed at such sight. " I hope you are not trying to read the whole book just because of a JAMB because you kept zoning out and also staring at the window", he said (JOINT Admission Matriculation Board) examination( a very important examination done after high school for getting admission into

My JAMB exam was today, which meant that i was going to take a long bus ride to the other part of the state, Nsukka. There would be students like me, probably secondary students or students who had left secondary school some ago because they were not privileged to gain admission into a reputable university. When I got to the venue of my exam, I saw girls and boys sitting on plastic chairs with their eyes fixed towards the entrance of the exam hall. They were all seriously thinking about the questions that awaited them in the exam hall.

Oyin said and Felix nodded. “It’s not a promise but I’ll consider it” Felix replied. “Thank you for consideration and just so you know, Jomi is in no simple way a retard. In case you don’t listen to news, Jomi was the second highest scorer for JAMB this year, she had 356 in her UTME. Her WAEC and NECO results were decorated with A’s. She’s one of the most intelligent and brilliant people I’ve met in my entire life. She’s smart, can solve puzzles in a minute. Oh just so you know as well, her IQ is over 110, don’t know what’s it exactly. She has won Cowpedia for the school all on her own. Won the National Mathematics Competition twice”

Becky announced. “No, just get me the list of schools I told you to select for Jumia,” I asserted, and she lowered her head to the tablet she held and soon handed it to me. “Here they are.” “Alright.” After going through the content, I was satisfied with the qualifications of one. “I think I prefer Scarlet Group of Schools. They have high standards and good qualifications, and are among the most recent schools opened. I believe their school environment will be superb,” I expressed, already feeling a sense of joy at how overwhelmed Jumia would be in his new school, which is the best of them all.

~MICHELLE~ My mum announced that we will be getting jamb forms,there's no way I'm going to let that happen,time to enter her bad book. "Mummy,I don't want to write jamb....."I stated with a little bit of fear. "You will write next year then since you aren't ready."She replied. "No,I don't want to write jamb because I don't want to study in Nigeria..." "Then you will go to Ghana." "No,mum,I want to study abroad..."

she muttered. “Don’t worry, JAMB is just like God; it accepts you back no matter how many times you’ve failed.” Rebecca said and they both had to stifle their giggles. Most of the teachers nowadays took their time to advise the students anytime they stepped into the class, and though Rebecca had been very unbothered about the pyramid of exams that awaited them, now she was very worried. They talked about the exams like it was nearly impossible to pass. Rebecca was an average student, and she had heard stories of very brilliant seniors scoring as low as 162 over 400 in JAMB. If that was true, she was almost sure she didn’t have a chance.

*** A week Later, My Waec result was out and It was a distinctionful, excellent result that deserves waiting for. I mean, I scored seven A1's and two B2's out of the nine subjects I registered for. The jamb result was equally awesome! It came out with 330. Well, mum... I mean Hajia Maryam is working an admission for me into the university of Abuja and ABU, Zaria. I just can't wait to become a gynecologist. Yaay!!...