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If you applied for a teaching position under the Borno State Senior Secondary Education Board (SSEB), this is an important stage in your journey. The aptitude test has been officially scheduled, and every applicant is expected to take it seriously.
This guide explains everything you need to know in a clear and simple way so you can prepare properly and avoid mistakes.
Test Date and Time
The aptitude test will take place on:
- Date: 11th April, 2026
- Time: 8:00am prompt
You are expected to arrive early. Coming late may prevent you from participating in the test, as officials are usually strict with timing.
Approved Test Centres
Applicants have been grouped based on their location. It is very important to go only to the centre assigned to your region.
Borno North and Central Applicants
If you fall under this category, you are to report to any of the following centres:
- Ramat Polytechnic, Maiduguri
- Central Primary School, Dikwa town
- High Islamic School, Monguno town
Make sure you confirm the closest or most appropriate centre for you before the test day.
Borno South Applicants
Applicants from Borno South are to take their test at:
- GSSSS Biu
- Command Girls’ Secondary School, Biu town
- High Islamic School, Biu town
- GSS Uba, Uba town
Plan your movement early, especially if you will be travelling from another town.
Required Documents
You will not be allowed to write the test if you fail to come with the required documents. Ensure you go along with:
- Your application slip
- Your National ID card
It is advisable to keep these documents safe and ready at least a day before the exam.
Important Instructions for Candidates
There are a few things every applicant should keep in mind:
- Arrive at your venue before 8:00am
- Do not wait till the last minute to travel
- Confirm your test centre ahead of time
- Keep your documents complete and accessible
Following these simple instructions can make a big difference on your test day.
Final Advice
This aptitude test is a key step in the recruitment process. It is not just about showing up, but also about being prepared and organised.
Take time to revise basic teaching knowledge, current affairs, and general aptitude questions. Stay calm, plan your journey, and ensure you meet all requirements.
Most importantly, do not ignore this opportunity. Missing the test means losing your chance completely.
Share this information with others who applied so they do not miss out.
