The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Computer-Based Test (CBT) is designed to be accessible for all candidates, requiring only basic computer skills. Candidates do not need to possess advanced computer knowledge; simple actions such as clicking to select answers and navigating between questions are sufficient. To prepare, candidates are encouraged to practice using free CBT applications and participate in tutorials to build familiarity with the exam format. Important skills include using a mouse effectively, understanding the keyboard shortcuts for navigation, and managing time during the exam. Common pitfalls include succumbing to anxiety, selecting incorrect answers due to haste, and neglecting to read instructions carefully. On the exam day, candidates will go through biometric verification and then complete the exam on their assigned computer. While JAMB does not offer formal computer training, many resources are available to help candidates develop the necessary skills for success.