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Past Questions
Find past examination questions organised by course, level and college. Use them to understand question patterns, practise under exam conditions and prepare more intentionally.
Study what has been asked before.
Past questions can help you understand how a course has been examined in previous sessions, but they should not replace proper studying.
Questions may change from one session to another. Use the files here alongside your lecture notes, course materials, recommended texts and instructions from your lecturers.
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Find your course
Search using a course code such as MTS 102, PHY 102 or CSC 106.
Browse by academic session, course and level. The session tells you when the material is from; the upload date tells you when it was added here. Check the PDF before using it for your current course.
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How to use past questions properly
Study the topic first
Past questions are more useful after you understand the underlying topic. Don't memorise answers without knowing why they are correct.
Practise without your notes
Attempt a paper on your own before checking your notes. This makes it easier to identify the areas you still need to revise.
Look for repeated concepts
Different questions may test the same concept in different ways. Focus on understanding recurring topics rather than expecting an identical question.
Practise with time
When you're closer to your examination, attempt a complete paper within a realistic time limit.
A note about these files
FUNAAB 101 organises these materials for easier access by students. Availability can differ between courses and sessions, and a past question does not guarantee that the same questions will appear in a future examination.