How should I prepare for JAMB in two months?

Two months is enough to improve significantly if you practise actively instead of only reading.

A realistic weekly plan:

• Daily (60–90 minutes): 40 JAMB-style questions under timed conditions, then review every mistake.
• Three times a week: one focused topic in your weakest subject, using your textbook or syllabus.
• Weekly: one full mock under real timing, then a written error log.
• Weekend: revisit the error log, not the whole syllabus.

Rules that matter more than hours:

1. Practise by topic first, then mixed papers. Mixed practice trains switching between subjects.
2. Review wrong answers immediately. A question you got wrong is worth more than ten you got right.
3. Use the syllabus as a checklist, not a novel.
4. Sleep. Cramming past midnight usually costs more marks than it adds.

JambUp's daily practice and mock exams are built for exactly this loop: answer, review, repeat.