NCEE 2025 Common Entrance Exam Timetable for Unity Schools; The National Examinations Council (NECO) has announced that the 2025 National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) into Junior Secondary School 1 (JSS 1) in Federal Unity Colleges will hold on Saturday, 14 June 2025.
If your child is preparing for the Unity Schools entrance exam, this guide will walk you through the official timetable, exam rules, and essential things to know.
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Exam Date

Saturday, 14 June 2025
Across all NECO-approved centres nationwide
Full Exam Day Timetable
All pupils must arrive early and remain until the entire exam is complete. Below is the detailed schedule:
Time | Activity |
---|---|
7:30 am β 9:30 am | Validation, attendance marking, and sanitisation |
9:30 am β 9:40 am | Distribution of OMR answer sheets for Paper I |
9:40 am β 9:50 am | Sharing of Paper I question papers |
9:50 am β 12:00 noon | Paper I (Two Parts): β Part A: Mathematics & Basic Science and Technology β Part B: English Studies & National Values Education |
12:00 noon β 12:55 pm | Break and sanitisation |
12:55 pm β 1:05 pm | Distribution of OMR sheets for Paper II |
1:05 pm β 1:15 pm | Sharing of Paper II question papers |
1:15 pm β 2:35 pm | Paper II (Two Parts): β Part A: Quantitative & Vocational Aptitude β Part B: Verbal Aptitude |
What Are Federal Unity Colleges?
These are government-owned secondary schools across Nigeria known for promoting national integration, academic excellence, and equal opportunity. Gaining admission means your child will enjoy quality education at a subsidized cost.
Rules and What to Bring
To ensure a smooth and fair test, students must follow these rules strictly:
Bring These:
- Printed exam photocard
- Pencils, eraser, ruler, sharpener
- Simple calculator (if needed)
Do NOT Bring:
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- Mobile phones
- iPads or tablets
- Smart pens, watches, or glasses
- Programmable/scientific calculators
Only simple calculators are allowed. Any prohibited device could result in disqualification.
Extra Time for Special Needs:
- Pupils with albinism or blindness receive 30 extra minutes per paper
- Blind pupils must write on NECO-provided braille OBR sheets
Also, if the exam time printed on the question paper differs from the timetable, candidates should follow the time printed on the paper.
Final Tips for Parents

Double-check the exam centre address and exam materials the day before
Arrive early at the venue for check-in and instructions
Pack water and snacks for your child during the break
Encourage your child to stay calm and follow invigilatorsβ instructions
