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QUESTION 1<\/strong>:
\n(a) Prepare 0.10 mole dm\u207b\u00b3 of HCl as solution A. Make available for each student about 200 cm\u00b3 of the solution.
\n(b) Prepare 0.02 mole dm\u207b\u00b3 of Na\u2082CO\u2083\u00b710H\u2082O as solution B. Make available for each student about 125 cm\u00b3 of the solution.
\n(c) Prepare 0.12 mole dm\u207b\u00b3 of NaOH as solution C. Make available for each student about 125 cm\u00b3 of the solution.
\n(d) Prepare methyl orange and phenolphthalein indicators for acid-base titrations.<\/p>\nQUESTION 2<\/strong>:
\nEach student should be provided with the following samples (about 2g each) appropriately labeled as indicated:<\/p>\nSAMPLE A1 – ALUMINIUM TETRAOXOSULPHATE(VI)<\/p>\n
Ensure that all necessary test reagents for inorganic qualitative analysis are provided in the laboratory benches.<\/p>\n
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QUESTION 1<\/strong>:
\n(a) Prepare 0.10 mole dm\u207b\u00b3 of HNO\u2083 as solution D. Make available for each student about 200 cm\u00b3 of the solution.
\n(b) Prepare 0.04 mole dm\u207b\u00b3 of Na\u2082CO\u2083\u00b710H\u2082O as solution E. Make available for each student about 125 cm\u00b3 of the solution.
\n(c) Prepare 0.08 mole dm\u207b\u00b3 of KOH as solution F. Make available for each student about 125 cm\u00b3 of the solution.
\n(d) Prepare methyl orange and phenolphthalein indicators for acid-base titrations.<\/p>\nQUESTION 2<\/strong>:
\nEach student should be provided with the following samples (about 2g each) appropriately labeled as indicated:<\/p>\nSAMPLE B1 – TIN(II) CHLORIDE
\nSAMPLE B2 – 2-HYDROBENZOIC ACID (SALICYLIC ACID)<\/p>\n
Ensure that all necessary test reagents for inorganic and organic qualitative analysis are provided in the laboratory benches.<\/p>\n
<\/span>2026 IJMB Physics Paper III (Alternative A) Practical Specimen and Instructions to Schools<\/span><\/h2>\nQUESTION 2A<\/strong>:
\nApart from the mathematical set
\ni. Rectangular glass block.
\nii. Plane mirror.
\niii. Optical and office pins.
\niv. Drawing paper\/ A4 plain paper.
\nv. Drawing board.<\/p>\nQUESTION 3A<\/strong>:
\ni. Ammeter (0 – 5A)
\nii. Voltmeter (0 – 12V)
\niii. Rheostat.
\niv. Switch and enough connecting wires.
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QUESTION 2<\/strong>:<\/p>\n\n- Two spiral springs of nearly the same spring constants connected in series.<\/li>\n
- Fix stand (retort stand)<\/li>\n
- Stopwatch<\/li>\n
- Slotted masses<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
QUESTION 3<\/strong>:<\/p>\n\n- Triangular glass prism<\/li>\n
- Four (4) optical pins and (4) office pins<\/li>\n
- Drawing board and drawing papers (A4 can serve).<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
<\/span>Conclusion<\/span><\/h2>\nThe 2026 IJMB practical specimen remains one of the most important resources for candidates preparing for the IJMB examination.<\/p>\n
In fact, the board sets all practical examination questions from the approved practical specimens provided for each subject.<\/p>\n
For this reason, candidates preparing for the 2026 IJMB examination should focus their practical preparation on the officially approved 2026 IJMB practical specimen while avoiding unofficial materials that may not align with the examination requirements.<\/p>\n
<\/span>Frequently Asked Questions<\/span><\/h2>\n\n- What is the Highest Score in IJMB?<\/strong>
\nThe highest obtainable score in IJMB is 16 points, while each subject carries a maximum grade of A, which is equivalent to 5 points.<\/li>\n- How Difficult are IJMB Exams?<\/strong>
\nThe IJMB examination is moderately challenging and is generally considered slightly more advanced than WAEC or NECO O’Level examinations, although candidates who prepare adequately can pass successfully.<\/li>\n- How Many Subjects are Written in IJMB?<\/strong>
\nA candidate can register and sit for a maximum of three subjects in the IJMB examination regardless of the chosen subject combination.<\/li>\n- How Many Months Does IJMB Take?<\/strong>
\nThe IJMB programme runs for approximately nine months and is divided into two academic semesters.<\/li>\n- How to Pass IJMB Exams?<\/strong>
\nTo pass the IJMB examination successfully, candidates should study consistently, follow the approved IJMB syllabus, solve past questions regularly, prepare according to the official timetable, and use only the approved 2026 IJMB practical specimen when preparing for practical examinations.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n<\/p>\n
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