JAMB 2025: “Physics Questions Were Incomplete — This Should Be Addressed” — Anifowose Oluwasemilore Calls for Action

A JAMB 2025 candidate, Anifowose Oluwasemilore, has raised a serious concern about the Physics paper during the UTME, calling on JAMB to urgently address the issue.

“JAMB Physics questions were incomplete. This should surely be addressed,” Oluwasemilore said.

Her complaint highlights another technical problem that could affect the fairness and accuracy of candidates’ results if not properly handled.

Incomplete Physics Questions — A Major Setback

According to Oluwasemilore:

• Some Physics questions appeared incomplete — meaning candidates were not given full information needed to answer correctly.
• This kind of error can confuse candidates, waste their time, and lower their chances of scoring well, even if they studied properly.

Physics is already one of the most calculation-heavy and technical subjects, so missing information makes a tough paper even harder.

Why This Must Be Taken Seriously

Incomplete questions are not just a small error — they can:

• Cause unnecessary failure for candidates who would have performed better under normal conditions.
• Create unfair advantages or disadvantages, depending on how complete different candidates’ papers were.
• Damage the credibility of the examination process if not corrected.

Candidates deserve to be assessed based on complete and fair questions, not left struggling with missing information.

A Call for JAMB to Investigate

Oluwasemilore’s concern is an important reminder that JAMB must:

• Review complaints carefully from all affected candidates.
• Mark fairly — possibly awarding marks for questions that were incomplete or unclear.
• Ensure stricter checking of question uploads at CBT centres to prevent future issues.

Final Words

Anifowose Oluwasemilore’s voice represents many silent candidates who might have faced the same problem but said nothing.
We hope JAMB will investigate and ensure no candidate is unfairly penalized because of mistakes they did not cause.

Stay strong, Oluwasemilore — your honesty and courage will help make the system better for everyone!