NECO SSCE practice, kept separate from JAMB
Each subject has a timed objective paper, drawn fresh every attempt, and theory questions with model answers and the points an examiner looks for. Your NECO SSCE scores are saved apart from any other exam.
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English Language, Mathematics and five more subjects, each with an objective paper and theory questions.
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English Language
Lexis and structure, oral English and comprehension, plus essay and summary practice.
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Mathematics
Number, algebra, mensuration, geometry, trigonometry and statistics, plus worked theory questions.
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Physics
Mechanics, heat, waves and optics, electricity and magnetism, atomic physics.
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Chemistry
Atomic structure, the mole, acids and salts, rates and equilibrium, redox, metals, organic chemistry.
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Biology
Cells, nutrition, transport, excretion and coordination, reproduction, genetics, ecology.
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Economics
Demand and supply, production and costs, markets, money and banking, public finance, trade.
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Government
Basic concepts, constitutions and the arms of government, elections, Nigeria's constitutional history, international relations.
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All 352 objective and 39 theory questions are original practice questions written by SkillBanana for the NECO SSCE syllabus. They are not actual past questions, and the practice papers are shorter than the real ones.
About NECO SSCE
The exam
- Set by the National Examinations Council (NECO)
- Leads to the Nigerian senior school certificate, accepted for admission alongside WASSCE
- Internal (school) candidates sit it around June to July; external candidates around November to December
The papers
- Most subjects have an objective paper (multiple choice) and an essay paper
- Science subjects add a practical paper
- English Language and Mathematics are compulsory
Grades
- Each subject gets a grade from A1 to F9
- A1: excellent · B2, B3: very good, good
- C4, C5, C6: credit
- D7, E8: pass · F9: fail
- Most universities ask for five credits, including English Language and Mathematics
Sitting JAMB as well? JAMB UTME practice is separate. Exam details can change, so check the official syllabus and timetable at neco.gov.ng. SkillBanana is not endorsed by the National Examinations Council.