Your school. Every curriculum.
One unified learning space for schools and colleges across Nigeria.
Schools in Nigeria can organize classes across academic tracks, assign timed mock assessments for UTME JAMB and NECO SSCE, and evaluate aggregate performance analytics.
- 9exams for Nigeria
- 3pathways
- 2,665practice questions
- Freeno locked explanations
Which pathways does your school in Nigeria offer?
Choose from National admissions and secondary school examinations, Nigerian heritage, civics and general knowledge, and International curricula and study abroad.
National admissions and secondary school examinations
Tertiary matriculation entrance (UTME JAMB), senior secondary school certification (NECO SSCE), and regional West African certification (WASSCE).
- Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination335 questions
- NECO Senior School Certificate Examination315 questions
- WASSCE24 questions
Nigerian heritage, civics and general knowledge
Nigerian history, political evolution, geography, environment, cultures, traditions and national economy.
Start with Nigerian heritage, civics and general knowledgeInternational curricula and study abroad
Cambridge secondary qualifications and international admissions tests for Nigerian students preparing for global higher education.
- Cambridge IGCSE268 questions
- Cambridge A-Level354 questions
- IELTS121 questions
- TOEFL105 questions
- GRE109 questions
Every class,
one view.
See teachers, classes and homework completion side by side, and invite new staff in one batch.
Any teacher can host a live PIN game for a class. Students join from any device with a nickname.
Teachers share a join code, set a test or a deck with a due date, and download a class report.
Up and running
in three steps.
- 1
Create your school
Sign up as an institute and name your school or tutoring centre.
- 2
Invite your staff
Paste your staff email list. Teachers accept the invite and set up their own classes.
- 3
Follow progress
Use the school overview to see homework completion and activity across every class.
Questions, answered.
No. School workspaces, classrooms, homework assignments and performance reports are completely free.