Built for the Nigerian student

UTMEApp started from a simple frustration: Post-UTME prep resources were scattered, expensive, or just didn't work on a budget Android phone. We decided to fix that.

Our story

Every year, over a million Nigerian students clear JAMB and then face a second hurdle: the Post-UTME screening. The questions exist — past papers from UNILAG, OAU, UNIBEN, and dozens more. But finding them meant digging through WhatsApp groups, paying for PDFs that might be outdated, or hoping a senior had the right textbook.

UTMEApp was built to end that. We gathered, verified, and organised past Post-UTME questions from over 50 universities into one place — free, fast, and built to work even on slow mobile connections.

No account required. No paywall. Just pick your school and start practising.

By the numbers

50+
Universities covered
10k+
Past questions in the bank
100%
Free, no hidden fees

What we stand for

Free, always

Ability to pay should never determine access to education. Every question on UTMEApp is and will remain free.

Works on your phone

Designed for real Nigerian network conditions — loads fast on 3G and works offline once opened.

Updated every cycle

New past questions are added after each Post-UTME season. Your school's latest papers will be here.

For every student

Federal, state, private — if Nigerian students write Post-UTME there, we want the questions on here.

How it works

1

Pick your university

Search by name or acronym — OAU, UNILAG, UNIBEN — and tap your school to open its question bank.

2

Choose a subject and year

Filter by subject or go chronologically through past years. Each question comes with the correct answer and a short explanation.

3

Practise and track your score

Work through questions at your own pace. Your session score is shown at the end so you know where to improve.

4

Come back offline

Once loaded, the page works without internet. Study on the bus, in the library, anywhere.

Ready to start practising?

Find your university and work through past questions today — no sign-up, no cost.

Choose your university