Sit a full UTME rehearsal.
Find out where you actually stand.
On Saturday, 17 October 2026 — Tenkobo Mock UTME · Session 2 — thousands of UTME candidates sit the same paper across one six-hour window. One sitting each, real exam conditions — then a rank, a percentile and a topic-by-topic breakdown of what to improve.
- The paper
- 180 questions
- Marked
- Out of 400
- Your clock
- 2 hours
- Price
- Free
What you sit
The rehearsal mirrors the real thing's format: Use of English plus your own three UTME subjects — 180 questions, scored out of 400.
Everyone in the event sits the same paper. That is what makes the ranks mean something: you are not being compared against a different set of questions, you are being compared against other candidates who answered exactly what you answered.
Set your subjects before the day
You sit exactly the three subjects on your Tenkobo profile — the same JAMB / Project 320 profile you already use. Check them now, while there is still time to change them. If they are wrong on the day, you sit the wrong paper.
Subjects covered
Use of English is compulsory and sat by everyone. Your three subjects come from these:
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Economics
- Government
- Commerce
- History
- Literature in English
- Principles of Accounts
- Geography
- Agricultural Science
- Computer Studies
- Christian Religious Studies
How the day runs
There is a six-hour window, but only one sitting. Your own two-hour clock starts the moment you start — so pick a time when you have two clear hours ahead of you.
- 10:00 AM WAT
The rehearsal opens
Start whenever you are ready from this point on.
- 2:00 PM WAT
Last moment to start
Start by now, or you miss the sitting. Nobody can begin after this.
- 4:00 PM WAT
The rehearsal closes
Ranks, percentiles and the top 100 leaderboard are published.
The clock does not pause
Once you start, your two hours run down whether the app is open or not. Closing it, taking a call, losing signal — the clock keeps going, exactly as it would in a real exam hall. Sit it in one go.
What you get afterwards
A score tells you little on its own. The rehearsal gives you the two things that actually change how you revise: where your marks were lost, and how you compare.
Straight away
- Your score in each subject
- A topic breakdown showing exactly which topics cost you marks
At 4:00 PM WAT
- Your rank among everyone who sat it
- Your percentile
- The top 100 leaderboard
See past rehearsals and their leaderboards →
Your name on the leaderboard is your choice. Show it in full, or leave it shortened — like Jan* D**.
Where to sit it
Anywhere you already use Tenkobo — the Android app, the iOS app, or your browser. Get set up before the day so you are not installing anything on Saturday morning.
The details
- The rehearsal is free for every student.
- It opens at 10:00 AM WAT. You may start any time up to 2:00 PM WAT, and the event closes at 4:00 PM WAT.
- One sitting only, on a 2 hours clock that begins when you begin and does not pause if you close the app.
- You sit Use of English plus the three UTME subjects set on your Tenkobo profile — 180 questions, scored out of 400.
- Every student sits the same paper, which is what makes the ranks comparable.
- The questions are Tenkobo's own. This is a practice sitting run by Tenkobo and is not affiliated with JAMB or any examination body.
Two hours on Saturday. A much clearer picture on Sunday.
Check your three subjects are set, and be ready when it opens at 10:00 AM WAT.
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