On this page, GISTHALL will show you the Jamb 2026 Syllabus for All Subjects Updated like English, literature in English, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, Agricultural science, government, commerce, economics, etc.

We will also show you the JAMB-recommended textbooks for all the subjects. With this JAMB Syllabus, after reading and understanding all topics you see in your subject, you will be able to score 300+ in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

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Jamb 2026 Syllabus for All Subjects Updated

JAMB Syllabus for 2026/2027

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JAMB Syllabus 2026/2027 FAQ

Is the JAMB 2026 syllabus out?

Yes, the Syllabus is officially out. That’s what we have on this page.

What is the JAMB syllabus? JAMB Syllabus is a document that contains the exact topics prospective candidates must read. This is for all subjects available for the 2026/2027 session

Is mathematics compulsory in jamb?

The accurate answer is YES and NO! It depends on the course you choose. E.g for engineering courses, Mathematics is compulsory but for courses like Law or English, mathematics is not compulsory. Now you get why we said the answer is YES and NO right?

How many subjects do you write in jamb?

Just four (4) subjects. English language is compulsory.

Do you have any other questions?

If you have any other questions, feel free to use the comment box below to ask us and we will be very pleased to answer you. We won’t just answer you, we will provide you the accurate answers.

NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

1. BEWARE OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE: Increasingly, candidates, examination officials and other persons are yielding to the temptation to cheat in examinations. Cheating (or aiding or abetting cheating) in examinations is criminal act punishable in law. The Examination Malpractices Decree 1999 provides penalties for persons convicted of examination malpractice. Punishment provided include imprisonment for 3-5 years or a fine of N50,000 or more, or both prison sentence and fine. By provision of the decree, the following are considered criminal acts: Cheating, use of electronic device, impersonation, collusion with others with the intent to cheat or secure unfair advantage for self or for another, disturbance at examinations, misconduct in the course of an examination, failure to obey lawful orders of supervisors, proctors or agents of the examination body, forgery of result notification, breach of duty, conspiracy, aiding, multiple application, etc.

2. STRUCTURE OF THE EXAMINATION: The UTME is conducted once a year in the computer based test mode. The test is a two-hour multiple-choice in four subjects, with a compulsory paper _ the Use of English and three other subjects of a candidate’s choice. Prospective candidates are advised to seek the advice of their teachers, parents/guardians or career counselors in their choice of elective subjects for the UTME.

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