Educational CBT platform

WAEC, NECO and JAMB are steadily moving from paper-based examinations to Computer-Based Testing (CBT). For many candidates, the biggest risk is no longer only subject knowledge — it is unfamiliarity with the CBT environment itself. Students who have only practised on paper often struggle with:

• On-screen question navigation

• Timed exam pressure

• Different answering patterns from paper scripts

• Limited feedback after practice tests

Schools and candidates needed a practical way to rehearse WAEC-related and other national exam questions in a format that feels like the real CBT hall — before exam day.

Saphistech designed and built a browser-based CBT practice platform (NaijaCBT / Neo-Learn) focused on realistic exam simulation and guided improvement. Platform scope included:

• Timed, CBT-style mock exams for WAEC, JAMB (UTME), NECO, and NABTEB

• Real exam-hall interaction patterns: countdown timer, question navigator, pause and resume

• Instant scoring as soon as a paper is submitted

• Worked explanations for each question to support learning, not just testing

• Performance analytics to show strengths, weak subjects/topics, and progress over time

• Smart review tools to bookmark difficult questions and re-drill missed items

• Student accounts with secure sign-in and private progress data

Schools and candidates can now practise under CBT conditions before sitting official exams — building confidence with both the content and the computer-based format.

Outcomes:

• A dedicated practice platform aligned with Nigeria’s shift from paper to CBT

• Coverage across major exam bodies: WAEC, JAMB, NECO, NABTEB, and many more

• Faster feedback loops through instant scoring and explanations

• Clearer study direction through analytics and targeted review

• A scalable foundation for ongoing question practice and exam readiness