Do you know the JAMB subject combination for Education and Economics? This is the first thing that you need to have at the back of your mind. UTME candidates who are aspiring to study Education and Economics must select four subjects during registration. These subjects are relevant to the course and will give you basic knowledge.
The subjects that you are to choose must be in alignment with your O-level result(s). It is very important to choose the right subjects; failure to choose the right subjects may lead to your not gaining admission into the course.
If you are yet to apply for admission into the university to study Education and Economics, we have outlined the subject combination that is needed for the course. Read on to know these subjects to avoid the risk of selecting the wrong subjects.
Correct JAMB Subject Combination for Education And Economics
Here are the requirements for Education and Economics, both for UTME (JAMB) and Direct Entry in Nigerian universities:
UTME Subject Combination:
- English Language (Use of English) Compulsory
- Plus any three relevant Arts/Social Sciences, such as Government/ History/Geography/Economics/Literature-in-English/CRK/IRK
O’Level Requirements for Education and Economics
5 SSC credit passes (WAEC/NECO), including:
- English Language
- Three other subjects from Arts or Social Sciences (e.g., History, Government, Geography, Economics)
Direct Entry Requirements for Education and Economics:
- Option A: Two A‑Level passes in relevant teaching subjects (e.g., Literature-in-English, History, Government, Economics)
- Option B: Merit/Credit in NCE in two teaching subjects
- O’Level: Same as UTME (5 SSA credits, including English and three Arts/Social Science)
Direct Entry Requirements for Education and Economics
- Option 1: Two A-level passes in Economics plus one of Mathematics, Statistics, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Agricultural Science, Accounting, Business Management, History, Government.
- Option 2: Upper Credit in OND/ND in a related program (Business, Accounting, etc.) with 5 SSC credits.
- Option 3: NCE Merit in Economics plus one of Math/Statistics/Geography/Business/Accounting/Government
Universities Offering Education And Economics
Here is a well‑organized overview of Nigerian universities that offer Education and Economics (often in the form of B.Sc.Ed in Economics or Education with Economics). Organized by institution type:
Federal Universities
These offer full programs combining both Education and Economics disciplines:
- University of Abuja (UNIABUJA)
- University of Benin (UNIBEN)
- University of Ilorin (UNILORIN)
- University of Jos (UNIJOS)
- University of Lagos (UNILAG)
- University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)
- University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT)
- University of Uyo (UNIUYO)
- University of Calabar (UNICAL), Maiduguri (UNIMAID), Ibadan (UI), Gusau (FUGUS), Kashere (FUKASHERE), Oye‑Ekiti (FUOYE), Sokoto (UDUSOK), Bauchi (ATBU), etc.
State Universities
Notable state schools offering the combined course:
- Lagos State University (LASU)
- Ekiti State University (EKSU), Delta State University (ABR), Gombe State (GU), Nasarawa State (Keffi), Yobe State (Damaturu), Ambrose Alli (AAU, Ekpoma), Anambra State (UL), Kogi State (Anyigba), Kano University of Science & Tech (Wudil), Edo State University – these are among several others listed
Private Universities
Many private institutions offer the B.Sc.Ed in Economics or related courses:
- Ajayi Crowther University
- Godfrey Okoye University
- Babcock University
- Benson Idahosa University
- Coal City University
- Tansian University
- Al-Hikmah University, Veritas University (Abuja), Tai Solarin University of Education, Salem University, Lead City University, and many more.
Conclusion
Meeting the subject and grade requirements at both JAMB and O’Level levels is essential. If you’re going through Direct Entry, having the right A-Level or NCE combination will improve your chances. Always confirm specific requirements from your chosen university to avoid errors during application.
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