Subjects

Senior secondary Mathematics for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: number and numeration, algebraic processes, geometry and trigonometry, calculus, and statistics and probability. Each level moves from foundational skills to exam-style problem solving, with a full explanation after every question so you understand the method, not just the answer.

Senior secondary English Language for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: comprehension and summary, lexis and structure, oral English, and the essay and letter-writing skills examiners look for. Practice is built level by level, from core grammar rules to the trickier vocabulary-in-context and interpretation questions that decide close scores.

Senior secondary Physics for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: mechanics and motion, waves and optics, electricity and magnetism, thermal physics, and modern physics. Questions are grouped by topic and levelled by difficulty, so you can build up from definitions and formulae to the multi-step calculations examiners set.

Senior secondary Chemistry for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: atomic structure and periodicity, chemical bonding, stoichiometry and gas laws, acids, bases and salts, electrochemistry, and organic chemistry. Every question comes with a worked explanation, so mole calculations and reaction mechanisms stop being guesswork.

Senior secondary Biology for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: cell structure and function, plant and animal nutrition, ecology and the environment, human physiology, reproduction, and genetics and evolution. Levels are ordered to build understanding progressively, from basic classification to the physiology and inheritance questions that carry the most marks.

Senior secondary Economics for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: scarcity and choice, demand and supply, the theory of the firm, national income, money and banking, public finance, international trade, and Nigeria's economic development challenges and policies.

Senior secondary Government for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: political concepts and ideologies, arms and organs of government, constitutions and constitutional development, political parties and pressure groups, electoral processes, and Nigeria's political history, government systems and foreign relations.

Senior secondary Literature-in-English for WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: literary terms and devices, and the skills for analysing prose, drama and poetry, African and non-African, plus unseen passages and general literary appreciation questions. Practice is skills-based and builds the analytical technique examiners reward — no copyrighted set texts are reproduced.

Senior secondary Geography for WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: practical map work and map reading, physical geography (landforms, weathering and drainage), climate and vegetation belts, human and economic geography, and the regional geography of Nigeria and West Africa. Levels move from map-reading fundamentals to the applied, scenario-based questions examiners favour.

Senior secondary Financial Accounting for WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: double-entry bookkeeping, books of prime entry, the ledger and trial balance, preparation of final accounts, adjustments and correction of errors, and the accounts of partnerships, companies and not-for-profit organisations. Worked questions walk through each step of the accounting cycle, not just the final figure.

Senior secondary Commerce for WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: the nature and scope of commerce, home and foreign trade and their documentation, the aids to trade — banking, insurance, transport, warehousing and communication — and the organisation, ownership and financing of business enterprises in Nigeria.

Senior secondary Christian Religious Studies for WAEC and NECO: selected themes from the Pentateuch, leadership and kingship in Israel, the writing prophets, the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, the growth of the early Church, and Christian living and moral values applied to everyday Nigerian life.

Senior secondary Islamic Religious Studies for WAEC and NECO: the Qur'an and its sciences, Hadith and Sunnah, the life and mission of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), Tawhid and Fiqh covering worship and transactions, and the history and practice of Islam in Nigeria.

Senior secondary Agricultural Science for WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: the importance and ecology of agriculture, land and soil management, crop and animal production and health, farm mechanisation and tools, and agricultural economics and extension. Questions cover both the science and the practical farm-management side of the syllabus.

Senior secondary Civic Education for WAEC and NECO: citizenship and national values, the constitution and the rule of law, democracy and political participation, transparency and accountability, contemporary social problems, and civic responsibility, human rights and youth empowerment.

Senior secondary Further Mathematics for WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: advanced pure mathematics — algebra, sequences and series, trigonometry, coordinate geometry, calculus and vectors — together with statistics, probability and mechanics. Built for students who need the extra depth beyond core Mathematics for science and engineering courses.

Junior-secondary English Studies for the BECE: grammar and sentence structure, comprehension and summary, vocabulary development, oral English, and guided continuous writing. Levels build the reading and writing foundation students carry into senior secondary English Language.

Junior-secondary Mathematics for the BECE: number and numeration, the four basic operations and fractions, introductory algebra, mensuration and plane geometry, and everyday arithmetic and statistics. Each level strengthens the fundamentals that senior secondary Mathematics builds directly on.

Junior-secondary Basic Science for the BECE: living and non-living things, the human body and personal health, matter and energy, simple machines, ecology and the environment, and space, technology and safety. Groundwork for the Physics, Chemistry and Biology students go on to take at senior secondary level.

Junior-secondary Social Studies for the BECE: the family and culture, the Nigerian nation and its people, citizenship and government, the national economy and resources, and Nigeria's place in the wider world. Builds the civic and social awareness senior secondary Government and Civic Education continue.

Junior-secondary Civic Education for the BECE: core values and national identity, rights and duties under the constitution, democracy and governance, nation-building and civil society, and contemporary civic issues affecting young Nigerians. Lays the foundation for senior secondary Civic Education and Government.

Junior-secondary Business Studies for the BECE: the nature of business, office practice and records, introductory book-keeping, trade and its aids, and keyboarding, business ethics and enterprise. Groundwork for the Financial Accounting and Commerce options at senior secondary level.

Primary-six English for the National Common Entrance Examination: vocabulary and word study, grammar basics, sentences and punctuation, comprehension passages, and simple composition and letter writing — the core skills examiners test when selecting pupils for junior secondary school.

Primary-six Mathematics for the National Common Entrance Examination: numbers and place value, the four basic operations, fractions, decimals and money, measurement and shapes, and everyday word problems and simple data handling — practised the way the entrance exam actually asks them.

Primary-six Quantitative Reasoning for the National Common Entrance Examination: number patterns and sequences, function machines and operations, fraction and ratio puzzles, shape and measure puzzles, and mixed reasoning challenges — the puzzle-style questions that catch pupils who know the maths but haven't seen the format.

Primary-six Verbal Reasoning for the National Common Entrance Examination: word meanings and relationships, letter and word patterns, codes and sequences, analogies and classification, and comprehension-style reasoning — regular practice with this format builds the speed and pattern-recognition the real exam rewards.

Primary-six General Studies for the National Common Entrance Examination: my country Nigeria, living together in society, science and nature, health, safety and the environment, and the wider world around us — the general-knowledge questions that round out the Common Entrance paper.