UNN Post UTME Past Questions

coming soon · ₦1,500

Last updated: August 5, 2026

UNN screens candidates with a computer-based test, not an O’level-only review — this pack gives you practice questions built to match that exact CBT format.

₦1,500

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As of August 2026, per UNN’s admission portal and the 2026/2027 screening announcement, the test covers the same four subjects you registered for in JAMB, with 15 questions per subject — 60 questions in total, to be answered in 60 minutes. Candidates present their JAMB result slip and online acknowledgement slip at the venue for accreditation before a passcode unlocks the CBT login.

Eligibility for the 2026/2027 cycle requires UNN as your first-choice institution in UTME and a score of 160 or above. Registration for that cycle opened 15 July 2026 and closed 5 August 2026, per multiple admission-news sources tracking the UNN portal.

How your aggregate is worked out

UNN combines your JAMB score with your screening performance, but the exact weighting reported across sources has varied by admission cycle — some report 90% JAMB to 10% screening, others 60% to 40%. Because this figure is not consistent enough to state as fixed, check the weighting UNN publishes on your result slip or admission portal for the current session rather than relying on any single blog’s number.

What stays constant is the test itself: four subjects, 15 questions each, 60 minutes. Drilling that format — pacing yourself to roughly one minute per question across subjects you may not have touched since JAMB — is what this pack trains you for.

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Free sample questions

A taste of the question styles inside (answers in bold):

  1. English/Verbal: Choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined word: The lecturer's argument was coherent. Confusing, Logically connected ✓, Loud, Brief.
  2. Mathematics/Quantitative: A trader buys an item for ₦4,000 and sells it for ₦4,800. What is the percentage profit? 15%, 18%, 20% ✓, 25%.
  3. General Paper: Which of these is a fundamental objective of Nigeria's National Policy on Education? Equal access to education for all citizens ✓, Compulsory boarding school for all pupils, Abolition of private universities, Restriction of education to urban areas.
  4. English/Verbal: Fill the gap: Neither the students nor the lecturer ___ aware of the change in schedule. is, are, was, were ✓
  5. Mathematics/Quantitative: If 3x - 7 = 14, find the value of x. 5, 7 ✓, 9, 21

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