THE FULL LIST OF JAMB SUBJECT COMBINATIONS FOR ALL COURSES ARE AS FOLLOWS:

MEDICINE AND SURGERY:
Use of English, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.

AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING:
Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

COMPUTER SCIENCE:
Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and one of Biology, Chemistry, Agric Science, Economics, and Geography.

BIOCHEMISTRY:
Use of English, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES:
Use of English, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics or Mathematics.

PHYSICS:
Use of English, Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry or Biology.

MATHEMATICS:

Use of English, Mathematics and any two of Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Biology, and Agricultural Science.

CHEMISTRY:

Use of English, Chemistry and two Physics, Biology, and Mathematics.

NURSING:

Use of English, Physics, Biology, and Chemistry.

FOOD, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY:
Use of English, Chemistry, Mathematics / Physics, and Agricultural Science.

PHARMACY:

Use of English, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.

INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY:

Use of English, Chemistry, Mathematics and any of Physics /Biology /Agricultural Science.

FISHERIES:

Use of English, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science and any other Science subject.

GEOLOGY:

Use of English and any three Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Biology, and Geography.

GEOGRAPHY:

Use of English, Geography, and any two of Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Agricultural Science.

SURVEYING AND GEOINFORMATICS:

Use of English, Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology, and Economics.

STATISTICS:

Use of English, Mathematics, and any two of Physics, chemistry, agricultural science, and economics.

BUILDING:

Use of English, Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology, and Economics.

MICROBIOLOGY:

Use of English, Biology, Chemistry, and either Physics or Mathematics.

BOTANY:

Use of English, Biology, Chemistry, and any other Science subject.

ZOOLOGY:

Use of English, Biology, and any two of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

PURE AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Biology or Agric Science or Chemistry or Geography.

AGRICULTURE:

English, Chemistry, Biology /Agriculture, and any one of Physics and Mathematics.

AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS:

English Language, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science, and Mathematics.

AGRIC-EXTENSION:

English, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science plus Mathematics or Physics.

AGRONOMY:

English, Chemistry, Biology or Agriculture and Physics or Mathematics.

ANIMAL PRODUCTION AND SCIENCE:

Use of English, Chemistry, Biology/Agric Science, and Physics/Mathematics.

CROP PRODUCTION AND SCIENCE:

English, Chemistry, Biology /Agriculture, and Mathematics or Physics.

SOIL SCIENCE:

English, Chemistry, Biology or Agricultural Science plus Mathematics or Physics.

VETERINARY SCIENCE:

English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology

FORESTRY:

Use of English, Chemistry, Biology or Agriculture, and Physics or Mathematics.

CIVIL ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

COMPUTER ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

MARINE ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

METALLURGICAL AND MATERIALS ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

PETROLEUM AND GAS ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

SYSTEMS ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

PRODUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

ARCHITECTURE:

English, Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology, and Economics.

QUANTITY SURVEYING:

Use of English, Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology, and Economics.

URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING:

English, Mathematics, Geography and one of Economics, Physics, Chemistry.

ESTATE MANAGEMENT:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, and one other subject.

ANATOMY:

English, Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry or Physics.

DENTISTRY:

Use of English, Chemistry, Biology, and one Science subject.

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE:

English Language, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

MEDICAL REHABILITATION:

Use of English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

PHYSIOLOGY:

Use of English, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.

PHYSIOTHERAPY:

Use of English, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.

RADIOGRAPHY:

Use of English, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.

VETERINARY MEDICINE:

Use of English, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.

JAMB SUBJECT COMBINATIONS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES

ACCOUNTANCY:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, and any other Social Science subject.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, and any other Social Science subject.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION:

Use of English, Government, Economics, and any other subject.

BANKING AND FINANCE:

Use of English, Mathematics, one Social Science subject, and any other subject.

ECONOMICS:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, and any of Government, History, Geography, Literature in English, French, and CRK/IRK.

DEMOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL STATISTICS:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics/ Geography, and any other subject.

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GEOGRAPHY:

Use of English, Geography and two other Arts or Social Science subjects.

LIBRARY SCIENCE:

Use of English and Any three Arts or Social Science subjects.

MASS COMMUNICATION:

Use of English and any three from Arts or Social Science subjects.

SOCIOLOGY:

Use of English, Three Social Science, or Arts subjects.

POLITICAL SCIENCE:

Use of English, Government or History plus two other Social Science/ Arts subjects.

PHILOSOPHY:

Use of English, Government, and any other two subjects.

PSYCHOLOGY:

Use of English, Any three subjects from Arts or Social Science.

RELIGIOUS STUDIES:

Use of English Language, CRK/IRS, and any two other subjects.

SOCIAL WORKS:

Use of English Language, Mathematics, Economics/ Geography, and any other subject.

SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY:

Use of English, Three Social Science or Arts Subjects.

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other relevant subject.

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT:

Use of English, Economics, Government, and any other relevant subjects.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS:

Use of English, Economics, Literature- in English and Geography /Government / History.

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, and one other subject.

COOPERATIVE AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other subject.

TOURISM:

English, Mathematics, Economics, and any other subject.

MARKETING:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other relevant Subject.

INSURANCE:

English, Mathematics, Economics, and one other subject.

JAMB SUBJECT COMBINATIONS FOR ARTS

ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES:

Use of English, Arabic, and Two subjects from Arts and/or Social Sciences.

CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES:

Use of English, Two Arts subjects including Christian Religious Knowledge, and any other subject.

FINE AND APPLIED ARTS:

Use of English Language, Fine Art and two other Arts subjects or Social Science subject.

THEATRE ARTS:

Use of English, Lit. in English, and two other relevant subjects.

LINGUISTICS:

English, Two relevant Arts subjects and any other subject.

ENGLISH AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES:

Use of English, Literature in English, Government or History or any other Arts subjects.

FRENCH:

English, French and any other two subjects from Arts and Social Sciences.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE:

Use of English, Lit.-in-English, one other Art subject, and another Arts or Social Science subject.

HAUSA:

English, Hausa, Lit in English and any of Economics, Government, History, and Arabic.

HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES:

Use of English, History /Government and any other two subjects from Arts & Social Science.

ISLAMIC STUDIES:

English, Islamic Religious Studies plus two other Arts subjects.

IGBO:

English, Igbo, and two subjects from Arts and Social Sciences.

MASS COMMUNICATION:

Use of English, Any three Arts, and Social Science subjects.

MUSIC:

Use of English, Music, one other Art subject plus any other subject.

PHILOSOPHY:

Use of English, Any three subjects.

RELIGIOUS STUDIES:

English, CRK/IRS, and any two other subjects.

YORUBA:

Use of English, Yoruba, and two other subjects in Arts or Social Sciences.

ANTHROPOLOGY:

Use of English, Any three of History, CRK/IRK, Geography, Economics, Literature in English, and French.

CRIMINOLOGY AND SECURITY STUDIES:

English, Economics, Government, and any one of the following: History, Geography, Literature in English,‎ French, IRK, Hausa.

LAW:

English, Literature, Economics, and any other Art Subject.

CIVIL LAW:

English Language and Any three Arts or Social Science subjects.

ISLAMIC / SHARIA LAW:

Use of English Language and Any three Art or social science subjects including Arabic or Islamic.

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Having graduated from secondary school, you have decided to further your education. This is a very wonderful decision. Education is not a handset but an asset. It is good that you have chosen an asset over a handset.

Preparing for Jamb examination, two things come to mind and you need Jamb guide to take the right decision:

• Which course should I choose as a first choice course?
• Which University should I fill as my first choice institution of study?

I have already written an article on the 15 hot cake courses to study in any Nigerian University. On the other hand, I have written on the top 100 Universities to study in Nigeria. This page covers:

• Jamb guide on choice of course
• Jamb Guide on choice of School

Jamb Guide On Choice Of Course

Choosing a course to study at any university or polytechnic in Nigeria? Below are factors you should consider:

1. Your Passion

In every action, passion should come first. Passion is the first thing to consider before choosing a course to study at the University. What course do you really like to study and what gives you joy most?

Choose a course that you have dreamt to study. This will enable you to channel your effort towards making it a reality. My dear, what is your passion?

2. Balance Your Strength And Weakness

Before choosing a course, it is good you check the subject combinations for the course. If you are one of those who have completely given up on mathematics and other major calculation courses, you should not consider applying to study Engineering.

However, if you have accepted to understand the subjects that give you a tough time as relates to your choice of course by all means, then you may want to give it a try.

3. Don’t Pick A course Because Of Friends

Do you say, “my friend is studying Medicine, therefore, I will study Medicine too”. Be careful of unhealthy comparison. Life is not to compete but to complete.

Don’t study a course because you think it is hot cake or your friends are putting you under pressure to do so. It will always backfire. Choose what you want and stick to it. It is better to face the challenge that comes with what you want to to face the stress of what wasn’t in your initial plan.

4. Parental Influence

I don’t want to study law but my parents are forcing me to do so. If this is your problem, then you are not alone. Many parents have chosen to enforce study course on their kids. This is not the right thing.

The question is, if your parents ask you to study a course you do not have passion for, are they the ones that will write the examinations for you? Try to talk to them.

Jamb Guide on Choice of Institution

What are the best universities to study in Nigeria? You like to ask this question. However, the best university in Nigeria may not be the best for you. Let’s see Flashlearners Jamb guide on choosing a preferred institution below:

1. Your First Love

When I talk about your first love, I mean your dream institution right from childhood. Nothing makes you more productive in school than gaining admission to study your desired course in the desired University.

Mine was the University of Benin (And I studied my Engineering there). Your dream University is?

2. Quality of Teaching

Choose a University that has good teaching standard. Staff strength matters in choosing a tertiary institution of study. It is good to consider the practical exposure of the students at the University. Most Federal schools in Nigeria are a good choice.

3. Financial Constraint

We all like to study at MIT and other World standard institutions. But considering our financial strength or that of our parents/guardian, there are sometimes limitations. Your best bet is to choose a University that is still OK and affordable.

4. Employment

Are the students of the University employable at all? What is the employment rate of graduates? Think about these things so you don’t make mistakes choosing a course of study.

5. Certificate

Is the certificate offered by the institution respected in the country? If yes, you can go ahead. Besides that, are you proud of the school?

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Another Jamb Related Question; Can I study Study business admin without Mathematics, “I wish to study accounting but I can’t use the result, should I change my course to banking and finance? Can I use Maths, Eng, commerce and government for Banking & Finance? Please tell me any other social science courses I can study with that result.

This article covers Jamb subjects for all courses and Faculties in Nigerian Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education.  Be sure that you will get answers to all your questions regarding Jamb subjects.

JAMB 2021 Subjects For Faculty Of Sciences

1. Subjects Combinations Medicine and Surgery

What subjects do I need in Jamb to study Medicine and Surgery in the University? They are:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Physics and
• Chemistry.

2. Combinations For Agricultural Engineering

What subjects do I need in Jamb to study Agric? They are:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• Physics and
• Chemistry.

3. Subjects To Write For Computer Science:

What subjects do I need in Jamb to study Computer Science? They are:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• Physics and
• One of Biology, Chemistry, Agric Science, Economics and Geography

4. Biochemistry Jamb Subjects:

What subjects do I need in Jamb to study Biochemistry? The Subjects that you need to register in Jamb 2021 are:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Physics and
• Chemistry.

5. Biological Sciences:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Chemistry and
• Physics or Mathematics.

6. Physics:

• Use of English,
• Physics,
• Mathematics and
• Chemistry or Biology.

7. Mathematics:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics and
• any two of Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Biology and Agricultural Science.

8. Chemistry:

• Use of English,
• Chemistry and
• two of Physics, Biology and Mathematics.

9. Subject Combinations For Nursing:

What subjects do I need in Jamb to study Nursing? The Subjects that you need to register in Jamb 2021 are:

• Use of English,
• Physics,
• Biology and
• Chemistry.

10. Food, Science and Technology:

• Use of English,
• Chemistry,
• Mathematics / Physics
• and Agric Science.

11. Jamb Subject Combination For Pharmacy:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Physics and
• Chemistry.

12. Industrial Chemistry:

• Use of English,
• Chemistry,
• Mathematics and
• Any of Physics/Biology/Agricultural Science.

13. Fisheries:

• Use of English,
• Chemistry,
• Biology/ Agricultural Science and
• Any other Science subject.

14. Geology:

• Use of English and
• Any three Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Biology and Geography.

15. Geography:

• Use of English,
• Geography and
• any two of Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Agricultural Science.

16. Surveying an Geoinformatics:

• Use of English,
• Physics,
• Mathematics,
• and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.

17. Statistics:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics and
• any two of Physics, chemistry, agricultural science and economics.

18. Building:

• Use of English,
• Physics,
• Mathematics, and
• any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.

19. Microbiology:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Chemistry and
• either Physics or Mathematics.

20. Botany:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Chemistry and
• any other Science subject.

21. Zoology:

• Use of English,
• Biology and
• any two of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

22. Pure and Applied Mathematics:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• Physics and
• Biology or Agric Science or Chemistry or Geography.

Jamb Subject Combinations For All Agric Courses

23. Agriculture:

English, Chemistry, Biology/Agriculture and any one of Physics and Mathematics.

24. Agricultural Economics:

English Language, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science and Mathematics.

25. Agric-Extension:

English, Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science plus Mathematics or Physics.

26. Agronomy:

English, Chemistry, Biology or Agriculture and Physics or Mathematics.

27. Animal Production and Science:

Use of English, Chemistry, Biology/Agric Science and Physics/Mathematics.

28. Crop Production and Science:

English, Chemistry, Biology/Agriculture and Mathematics or Physics.

29. Soil Science:

English, Chemistry, Biology or Agricultural Science plus Mathematics or Physics.

30. Veterinary Science:

English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology

31. Forestry:

Use of English, Chemistry, Biology or Agriculture and Physics or Mathematics.

Jamb Subject Combination for Engineering Courses

32. Jamb Subject For Civil Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

33. Jamb Subject For Chemical Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

34. Jamb Subject For Computer Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

35. Jamb Subject For Combination Electrical Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

36. Jamb Subject For Electronic Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

37. Jamb Subject Combination for Electrical/Electronic Engineering

Mathematics, English, Chemistry and Physics

38. Jamb Subject Combination For Marine Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

39. Jamb Subject Combination For Mechanical Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

40. Jamb Subject Combination For Metallurgical and Materials Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

41. Jamb Subject Combination For Petroleum and Gas Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

42. Jamb Subject Combination For Systems Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

43. Jamb Subject Combination For Structural Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

44. Jamb Subject Combination For Production and Industrial Engineering:

Use of English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

JAMB Subject Combination for Mechatronics Engineering

The Bachelor’s Degree in Mechatronics Engineering is competitive. Knowing the prerequisites will enable you have seamless registration and also avoid unnecessary mistakes.

UTME and Direct Entry Requirements to Study Mechatronics Engineering.

Direct Entry Requirement for Mechatronics Engineering:

• A Level passes in any two (2) of Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry

UTME Requirement for Mechatronics Engineering:

• Five (5) SSC credit passes to include Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry ,English Language and any other Science subject.

UTME Subject combination for Mechatronics Engineering:

• Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics.

More Courses And Their Jamb Subjects

45. Architecture Jamb Subjects:

• English,
• Physics,
• Mathematics, and
• any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.

46. Quantity Surveying:

• Use of English,
• Physics,
• Mathematics, and
• any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.

47. Urban and Regional Planning:

• English,
• Mathematics,
• Geography and
• one of Economics, Physics, Chemistry.

48. Estate Management:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• Economics and
• one other subject

49. Anatomy:

• English,
• Mathematics,
• Biology and
• Chemistry or Physics.

50. Dentistry:

• Use of English,
• Chemistry,
• Biology and
• one Science subject.

51. Medical Laboratory Science:

• English Language,
• Physics,
• Chemistry and
• Biology.

52. Medical Rehabilitation:

• Use of English,
• Physics,
• Chemistry and
• Biology.

53. Physiology Subjects:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Physics and
• Chemistry.

54. Physiotherapy:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Physics and
• Chemistry.

55. Radiography:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Physics and
• Chemistry.

56. Veterinary Medicine:

• Use of English,
• Biology,
• Physics and
• Chemistry

JAMB 2021 Subject Combinations For Social Sciences

57. Jamb Subject Combination For Accountancy:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• Economics and
• Any other Social Science subject.

58. Business Administration:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• Economics and any
• Other Social Science subject

59. Public Administration:

• Use of English,
• Government,
• Economics and
• Any other subject

60. Banking and Finance:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• one Social Science subject and
• any other subject

61. Economics:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• Economics and
• any of Government, History, Geography, Literature in English, French and CRK/IRK.

62. Demography and Social Statistics:

• Use of English,
• Mathematics,
• Economics/ Geography and
• any other subject.

63. Geography:

• Use of English,
• Geography and
• two other Arts or Social Science subjects

64. Library Science:

• Use of English and
• Any three Arts or Social Science subjects

65. Mass Communication:

• Use of English and
• any three from Arts or Social Science subjects.

Art/ Social science subjects you could study

1. Literature in English 

2. Christian Religious Studies 

3. History 

4. Government 

5. Geography 

6. Economics

7. Commerce

8. French Language 

Waec/O’level Subject Combination to Study Mass communication

Official Jamb requirement for O’level is: “Five SSCE credit passes to include the English Language. Any three Arts and Social Sciences”

Possible Combination is below:

• Mathematics
• English Language
• Literature in English
• History
• Government
• Christian Religious Studies
• Economics
• Commerce
• Geography

Other Social Science Courses And Subjects

66. Sociology:
Use of English, Three Social Science or Arts subjects.

67. Political Science:
Use of English, Government or History plus two other Social Science/Arts subjects.

68. Philosophy:
Use of English, Government and any other two subjects

69. Psychology:
Use of English, Any three subjects from Arts or Social Science

70. Religious Studies:
Use of English Language, CRK/IRS and any two other subjects.

71. Social Works: Use of English Language, Mathematics, Economics/ Geography and any other subject

72. Sociology and Anthropology:
Use of English, Three Social Science or Arts Subjects

73. Jamb Subject Combination For Industrial Relations:
Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other relevant subject

74. Jamb Subject Combination For Human Resources Management (HRM):
Use of English, Economics, Government and any other relevant subjects.

75. Jamb Subject Combination For International Relations:

Use of English, Economics, Literature- in English and Geography/Government / History.

76. Jamb Subject Combination For Business Management:
Use of English, Mathematics, Economics and one other subject.

77. Jamb Subject Combination For Cooperative and Rural Development:
Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other subject.

78. Jamb Subject Combination For Jamb Subject Combination For Tourism:
English, Mathematics, Economics and any other subject.

79. Jamb Subject Combination For Marketing:
Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other relevant Subject.

80.  Subject Combination For Insurance:
English, Mathematics, Economics and one other subject.

JAMB Subject Combination For Arts 2021

81. Arabic and Islamic Studies Subject Combination:

• Use of English,
• Arabic and
• Two subjects from Arts and/or Social Sciences.

82. Christian Religious Studies:

• Use of English,
• Two Arts subjects including Christian Religious Knowledge and
• any other subject.

83. Fine and Applied Arts:

• Use of English Language,
• Fine Art or Literature and
• two other Arts subjects or Social Science subject (e.g Government and CRS).

Waec Subjects for Fine and Applied Are Are:

• English Language
• Mathematics
• Economics
• Marketing
• C.R.S
• Government

84. Theatre Arts:

• Use of English,
• Lit. in English and
• two other relevant subjects.

85. Linguistics:

• English,
• Two relevant Arts subjects and
• any other subject.

86. English and International Studies:

• Use of English,
• Literature in English,
• Government or History or any other Arts subjects.

87. Mass Communication:

• Use of English,
• Any three Arts and Social Science subjects.

The Subject Combination for mass come is the same for the following new courses introduced:

• advertising,
• broadcasting,
• cinematography,
• Development Communication Studies,
• information and Media Studies,
• film and
• Multimedia Studies.

88. Law:

English, Literature, CRS and Government.

89. French:
English, French and any other two subjects from Arts and Social Sciences.

90. English Language:
Use of English, Lit.-in-English, one other Arts subject and another Arts or Social Science subject.

91. Hausa:
English, Hausa, Lit in English and any of Economics, Government, History and Arabic.

92. History and International Studies:
Use of English, History/Government and any other two subjects from Arts & Social Science.

93. Islamic Studies:
English, Islamic Religious Studies plus two other Arts subjects.

94. Igbo:
English, Igbo and two subjects from Arts and social Sciences.

95. Music:
Use of English, Music, one other Art subject plus any other subject.

96. Jamb Subject Combination For Philosophy:
Use of English, Any three subjects.

97. Religious Studies:
English, CRK/IRS and any two other subjects.

98. Yoruba:
Use of English, Yoruba and two other subjects in Arts or
Social Sciences.

99. Anthropology:
Use of English, Any three of History, CRK/IRK,
Geography, Economics, Literature in English and French.

100. Criminology and Security Studies:
English, Economics, Government, and any one of the following: History, Geography, Literature in English,”Ž French, IRK, Hausa.

101. Civil Law:
English Language and Any three Arts or Social Science
subjects.

102. Jamb Subject for Islamic / Sharia Law:
Use of English Language and Any three Arts or Social
Science subjects including Arabic or Islamic Studies

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Jamb Subject Combination for Management Technology

UTME and Direct Entry Requirements to Study Management Technology.

Direct Entry Requirement for Management Technology:

Two (2) A-Level passes in Economics, Accountancy, Business Management, Government and Geography. Candidate must have a Science background at O Level.

UTME Requirement for Management Technology:

Five (5) SSC credit passes to include, English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other two (2) science subjects from Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Geography, Health Science, Metal Works, Wood Work, Agricultural Science, Technical Drawing, Nutrition and Food Science.

UTME Subject combination for Management Technology:

• Mathematics, Economics and any one of Chemistry, Physics or Biology.

Combination For Cooperative and Rural Development

Jamb Subject Combination For Cooperative and Rural Development 2021

The subjects you should register in Jamb to study Cooperative and Rural Development are:

Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other subject.

Jamb Subject Combination for Nutrition And Dietetics

JAMB Subject Combination for Nutrition And Dietetics 2021. Direct Entry Requirement:

• Two (2) A Level passes in Chemistry, Biology and Agricultural Science, or Physics.

UTME Requirement:

• Five (5) SSC credit passes in Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Mathematics, Physics and English Language.

UTME Subject combination:

• Chemistry, Biology/Agriculture and Mathematics/ Physics.

Clinical dietitians and nutritionists provide medical nutrition therapy. They work in hospitals, long-term care facilities, clinics, private practice, and other institutions. They create nutritional programs based on the health needs of patients or residents and counsel patients on how to lead a healthier lifestyle.

Dieticians and nutritionists are professionals who cater to their patients’ and clients’ nutritional and health needs. The career after pursuing a degree in nutrition and dietetics is quite prolific because people are becoming more aware of the health and fitness day by day Hanyang University software.

Subjects for Telecommunication Engineering

JAMB UTME and Direct Entry Requirements to Study Telecommunication Engineering.

Direct Entry Requirement for Telecommunication Engineering:

• A Level passes/ND and HND in relevant subjects into 200 and 300 levels.

UTME Requirement for Telecommunication Engineering:

• Five (5) SSC credit passes including English Language, Economics and Mathematics.

UTME Subject combination for Telecommunication Engineering:

• Mathematics, Economics and any one of Account, Commerce and Government.

Telecommunications Engineering is an engineering discipline centered on electrical and computer engineering which seeks to support and enhance telecommunication systems. The work ranges from basic circuit design to strategic mass developments.

Subjects for Physics With Electronics 2021

Direct Entry Requirement for Physics With Electronics:

NCE/Two (2) A Level passes in Physics and Mathematics or Chemistry.
UTME Requirement for Physics With Electronics:

Five (5) SSC credit passes in English Language, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and any other Science subject from Further Mathematics and Biology or Agricultural Science.

UTME Subject combination for Physics With Electronics:

Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry or Biology.

Physics is the branch of science that deals with the structure of matter and how the fundamental constituents of the universe interact. It studies objects ranging from the very small using quantum mechanics to the entire universe using general relativity.

Subjects for Quantity Surveying

Direct Entry Requirement for Quantity Surveying:

(i) Two (2) A Level passes chosen from Mathematics or Physics and Chemistry, Geography or Fine Arts.
(ii) ND/HND upper credits in relevant field.
UTME Requirement for Quantity Surveying:

Five (5) SSC credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and any of Fine Art, Geography or Wood Work, Biology, Economics, Technical Drawing, Further. Mathematics., Introduction to Building Construction, Bricklaying/Block laying, Concreting, Wall, Floors and Ceiling Finishing, Joinery, Carpentary, Decorative Painting, Lining, Sign and Design, Wall Hanging , Colour Mixing/Matching and Glazing, Ceramics, Graphics Design, Graphic Printing, Basic Electricity.

UTME Subject combination for Quantity Surveying:

Physics, Mathematics, and any of Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology and Economics.

Combination For Anthropology

The jamb subject combination for Anthropology are:

Use of English, Any three of History, CRK/IRK,
Geography, Economics, Literature in English and French.

Combination For Tourism, Marketing And Insurance

The Jamb Subject Combination For Tourism, Marketing And Insurance Are:

Tourism:
English, Mathematics, Economics and any other subject.

Marketing:
Use of English, Mathematics, Economics plus one other relevant Subject.

Insurance:
English, Mathematics, Economics and one other subject.

Jamb Subjects For Adult Education

You may be wondering, what are the Jamb subject combinations for Adult Education? This is what I want to share with you.

The Jamb subject combinations for Adult Education Are:

1. Use Of English
2. Government/History
3. One social science subject
4. Any other subject.

Jamb Subject Combination for Piloting

Piloting or pilotage is navigating, using fixed points of reference on the sea or on land, usually with reference to a nautical chart or aeronautical chart to obtain a fix of the position of the vessel or aircraft with respect to a desired course or location.

To become a pilot you need a bachelor’s degree in aircraft operations, aviation, aeronautical engineering, or a related field. In addition, you will complete up to two months of ground training and need more than 1,500 hours of flight experience.

Science Courses To Study Without Physics In WAEC/JAMB

1. Agriculture
2. Agricultural Economics
3. Agronomy
4. Anatomy
5. Animal Production and Science
6. Architecture
7. Biological Sciences
8. Botany
9. Chemistry
10. Crop Production and Science
11. Estate Management
12. Fishery
13. Food Science and Technology
14. Forestry
15. Industrial Chemistry
16. Mathematics
17. Microbiology
18. Statistics
19. Soil Science
20. Urban and Regional Planning
21. Zoology

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Recommended: Jamb Facts And UTME 2021 Success Tips

Apart from the fact that Jamb now determines who gets admitted, the increasing number of candidates who apply for admission yearly has made the Jamb UTME very competitive. I explained this in my post on Jamb facts and Jamb fictions.

If you felt very bad when someone told you, “I wrote Jamb 5 times” then this article is for you. There is no other joy greater than writing and gaining admission once and for all.

In fact, to pass jamb is the dream of every applicant. However, this doesn’t happen until you pay the price of success. You may want to click here to first read my article on how to pass Jamb without runs before you proceed.

How To Pass 2021 Jamb Once And For All

The price you should pay to Pass Jamb 2021 Are:

Have the Passion to Pass Jamb

Action needs passion, or it will be sanctioned. The number one price you should pay to pass your Joint admission and matriculation examination (JAMB) is to ignite your passion towards the examination. The day your passion dies, success will run away from you.

Don’t be tired of writing Jamb, don’t be frustrated. Have the mindset, “this is my last Jamb and I’m going to do everything possible to pass it”.

Be Determine To Win Jamb

Determination is stronger than with-craft. The strength of every successful student is that they are determined. When you come across resistance, increase your persistence. With determination, you can achieve you desired score in Jamb.

Determination will Make you Get:

• All the recommended Jamb textbooks
• Jamb past questions and answers
• Jamb syllabus for all subjects
• Conducive study environment

Make Sacrifice To Pass Jamb

Sacrifice is your ability to leave pleasure and work things out in your closet. It is your ability to put in your best in quest for university admission.

Sacrifice never fails. It is time to sacrifice other things that are not relevant or necessary for your Jamb examination so as to pass once and for all.

Sacrifice will make you:

• Leaves your friends and go into your secret place to study
• Say no to too much sleep
• Read for hours without sleeping
• Wake up every night to study for Jamb

Develop The Vision for High Score

Vision is your ability to see the future through spiritual and mental projection. What you can see, you can cease. In your examination, what grade can you see? It is time to do that now. I will advice you to see 350 and above in your Jamb.

Vision will make you:

• Aim to score above 250 in Jamb
• See yourself as a 100 Level student

Increase Your drive for Excellence

Vision give you drive. Now that you have seen and understood what you really want, it is time to press forward to get it. If you perspire, you will acquire.

Drive to pass jamb 2021 and gain admission into your preferred University or Polytechnic. Drive will push you beyond your limit, it will make you study for 10 hours without you noticing.

Drive Towards the Right Direction

It is now left for you to drive in the right direction. You must seek the ultimate guide to pass Jamb once and for all. Direction makes you:

• Study according to Jamb syllabus
• It makes you know what to read and what not to read
• Prioritize your time.

It is a lack of direction that will make you stick to Zee World or your favourite Tv show when you should be studying for Jamb. Whether you like it or not, you will always have time to watch Tv. But if you fail Jamb, you are shifting your life plans to another one year.

Why not pass Jamb once, gain admission and then forget about it? Parties and other pleasures are not running away. If you don’t make good use of them, they will make you useless.

5 Persons You Must Meet To Pass Jamb

Your success in Jamb 2021 is directly proportional to the persons you hang out with. Your hangout is what eventually determines your hunger. You need certain persons to achieve your desired score in Jamb 2021

The five persons you need to pass Jamb are:

1. Mentors
2. The Jamb writer
3. Fellow Jambites
4. The scholar
5. Jamb official

Go through the recommended article below to see who these persons are and why you should meet them as soon as possible. Don’t live in isolation.

Recommended: Five persons you need to pass jamb

As part of my effort to make life easier for you in Jamb 2021, I have packed so many content rich Jamb expos and complete keys in a super-packed article.

The article will fully prepare you to blast Jamb 2021 examination once and for all. I know you do not want to miss it. It is either you pass jamb 2021 once and as well score very high or you must pass well.

Recommended: List of JAMB CBT Centres Approved for 2021 UTME Registration Nationwide

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Jamb UTME, Like every other examination, has facts and fiction surrounding it. In this very short and interesting article, I will be listing the amazing facts every jamb candidate should know.

1. Did you know Joint Admission And Matriculation Board (JAMB) was established in 1978 on a military decree?
2. Did you know every year more than 1.5 million students sit for jamb and only about 500,000 get
   admitted?
3. Did you know that post UTME started in 2005/2006?
4. Did you know that the Jamb CBT started in 2015 jamb?
5. Did you know that jamb is A major factor that determines your admission status?
6. Did you know that Jamb computers sometimes fail candidates in the exam hall?
7. Did you know that many candidates fail Jamb, not because they are not clever but because they did not cross-check?
8. Did you know that Jamb is very easy to pass and also easy to fail?
9. Did you know that Jamb Caps was introduced two years ago? CAPS means central Admission processing system.
10. Did you know? No one has ever scored zero in Jamb.

Recommended: Jamb hot courses and syllabus for all subjects

Jamb 2021 Success Tips For Candidates

In just 10 points, I will highlight what you should do in Jamb 2021 so as to have outstanding success. Remember, “a word is enough for the wise”.

1. Dedicate quality time to study for your examination. Hard work doesn’t kill.
2. Channel the energy you would rather use to organise malpractice to your studies. Malpractice doesn’t always work out.
3. Take away anything that will distract you as you prepare for your Jamb 2021.
4. Identify your dark spot and shine some light on it. Don’t give up on difficult courses, understand them.
5. Use past questions to prepare for Jamb 2021. 
6. Test your speed as you study.
7. Follow instructions all the way.
8.  Ask questions when you are not clear about anything.
9. Meet fellow applicants and interact with them.
10. Believe in yourself, let nobody make you settle for less. You deserve the best in life.

Recommended: Top keys to success in Jamb

I have been working tirelessly to ensure that all jamb candidates succeed in their 2021/2022 Jamb UTME. To ensure that you don’t miss out anything, I have linked to other helpful articles. Trust me, you will be glad you found this blog.

13 Keys To Outstanding Success in Jamb 2021

A. The first step to Jamb 2021 success is understanding times and seasons. There is time for registration and there is time for the examination. There is time for results release and time for Jamb admission.

If you miss the registration guide, then your chance of Jamb success is gone. You keep yourself with Jamb registration and latest Jamb news updates.

Read: Jamb registration and latest updates

B. You may be asking, what is the latest update about Jamb? My dear, there are so many updates and development.

Read: Guide and Updates on Jamb

C. If you are still wondering,”what topics should I read to pass Jamb?” You are close to your answers. Jamb syllabus contains what you should read for Jamb. It also helps you to predict what Jamb will set in 2021/2022. It is like a jamb expo.

Read: Jamb Syllabus and hot topic for all courses

D. Specifically for those who are writing mathematics in Jamb, I have recommended the hot topics you should take note of Jamb must set all of them in 2021 examination.

Read: Jamb mathematics syllabus and hot topics you must read

E. Before jamb application, there are certain check and balances you should do. They will determine your success or failure in Jamb. Remember, the unexamined life is not worth living.

Read: Top 5 things to do before Jamb application

F. Jamb 2021/2022 is pure CBT and I want to pass it. If that your thought, then you must learn the secrets to overcome and survive the Jamb cbt update. Few years ago we all hated Jamb paper and pencil. Is Jamb CBT going to be hated now? Find out…

Read: How to survive the Jamb CBT Update in Jamb

G. If you are still doubting whether to use past questions or not, your case is next to be addressed. The effectiveness of Jamb questions and answer bank cannot be over-emphasized. Learn more…

Read: Why you should use Jamb past questions for Jamb

H. Who has past question helped? It has helped many persons, including me. If you want to know how the use of past questions helped me then check it out.

Read: How to use Jamb past question to score 350+

I. Certain acts can make you fail Jamb 2021 woefully. If you do not handle them, they will automatically handle your career.

Read: 10 Reasons why you may fail Jamb and what to do about it.

J. Wondering the top and marketable courses to study in Nigeria Universities? Wonder no more…

Read: 15 Hot cake courses to study in any Nigerian University

K. If you are still wondering the best Jamb jarking style to adopt, I have covered it here as well.

Read: Top Jarking styles that pay in Nigeria

L. If you do not want to forget anything in the exam hall, quickly read how to remember everything in the exam hall.

M. If you are the type that forgets easily, you may want to read how to remember 90% of everything you read.

AidTheStudent is all about education. Visit us often to update yourself. If you have any question, feel free to use the comment box below.

The universality of the use of English has made it possible for the subject to be featured in any major examination. One of the reasons Jamb students make mistakes in the use of English is due to the fact that the Use of English is governed by many rules. In this article, I will be listing the top 10 common mistakes students make in English and the correct form.

Common Mistakes People Make In Jamb Use Of English

The sentences used in this article as examples of improper use of the English language are sentences I saw in past questions, heard on the radio or television, from pulpits and interpersonal discussions. You may also click here to see the recent Jamb syllabus for English.

1. Subject-Verb Agreement Errors

The subject and verb of a sentence must agree with one another in number whether they are singular or plural. If the subject of the sentence is singular, its verb must also be singular; and if the subject is plural, the verb must also be plural.

Example 1:

Incorrect: An important part of my life have been the people who stood by me.

Correct: An important part of my life has been the people who stood by me.

Example 2:

Incorrect: The two best things about the party was the food and the music.

Correct: The two best things about the party were the food and the music.

2. Sentence Fragments

Sentence fragments are incomplete sentences that don’t have one independent clause. A fragment may lack a subject, a complete verb, or both. Sometimes fragments depend on the proceeding sentence to give it meaning.

Example 1:

Incorrect: He gave his mother an extravagant gift after the argument. In spite of everything.

Correct: In spite of everything, he gave his mother an extravagant gift after the argument.

Example 2:

Incorrect: The boys snuck home late that night. Then waited for the consequences.

Correct: The boys snuck home late that night, then waited for the consequences.

3. Missing Comma After Introductory Element

A comma should be used after an introductory word, phrase, or clause. This gives the reader a slight pause after an introductory element and often can help avoid confusion.

Example 1:

Incorrect: In case you haven’t noticed my real name doesn’t appear in the article.

Correct: In case you haven’t noticed, my real name doesn’t appear in the article.

Example 2:

Incorrect: Before she had time to think about it Sharon jumped into the icy pool.

Correct: Before she had time to think about it, Sharon jumped into the icy pool.

4. Misusing The Apostrophe With “Its”

You use an apostrophe with it’s only when the word means it is or it has. Without the apostrophe, its means belonging to it.

Example 1:

Incorrect: I don’t believe its finally Friday.

Correct: I don’t believe it’s (it is) finally Friday.

Example 2:

Incorrect: The cat was licking it’s tail.

Correct: The cat was licking its tail.

5. No Comma In A Compound Sentence

A comma separates two or more independent clauses in a compound sentence separated by a conjunction. The comma goes after the first clause and before the coordinating conjunction that separates the clauses.

Example 1:

Incorrect: The man jumped into a black sedan and he drove away before being noticed.

Correct: The man jumped into a black sedan, and he drove away before being noticed.

Example 2:

Incorrect: She was beautiful and she was happy and she was full of life.

Correct: She was beautiful, and she was happy, and she was full of life.

6. Misplaced Or Dangling Modifier

A misplaced modifier is a word, phrase, or clause that is improperly separated from the word it modifies or describes. Sentences with this error can sound awkward, ridiculous, or confusing. A dangling modifier is a word or phrase that modifies a word not clearly stated in the sentence.

Example 1:

Incorrect: While walking on the sidewalk, Mary found a sparkly girl’s bracelet.

Correct: While walking on the sidewalk, Mary found a girl’s sparkly bracelet.

Example 2:

Incorrect: After finally setting off on the trail, the morning felt more exciting.

Correct: After finally setting off on the trail, he felt the morning was more exciting.

7. Vague Pronoun Reference

A pronoun can replace a noun, and its antecedent should be the person, place, or thing to which the pronoun refers. A vague pronoun reference (including words such as it, that, this, and which) can leave the reader confused about what or to whom the pronoun refers.

Example 1:

Incorrect: When Jonathan finally found his dog, he was so happy. (The dog or Jonathan?)

Correct:  Jonathan was so happy when he finally found his dog.

Example 2:

Incorrect: Don felt a lot of anger and bitterness as a result of Marie’s decision. This is what ended everything. (What ended everything? Don’s anger and bitterness or Marie’s decision?)

Correct: Don felt a lot of anger and bitterness as a result of Marie’s decision. Her choice ended everything.

8. Wrong Word Usage

There are a variety of words and phrases that are commonly confused and misused in sentences. Using them incorrectly can change the meaning of the sentence or simply reflect carelessness on the writer’s part. There are hundreds of these commonly confused words, so when in doubt, always check the definition and correct spelling of the word.

Example 1:

Incorrect: She excepted his offer to drive her home.

Correct: She accepted his offer to drive her home.

Example 2:

Incorrect: It was a breathe of fresh air to meet someone so genuine.

Correct: It was a breath of fresh air to meet someone so genuine.

9. Run-On Sentence

A run-on sentence occurs when you connect two main clauses with no punctuation.

Example 1:

Incorrect: She tried to sneak out of the house her mother saw her leaving.

Correct: She tried to sneak out of the house, but her mother saw her leaving.

Example 2:

Incorrect: He ran through the field as fast as he could all the while rain was soaking him to the bone.

Correct: He ran through the field as fast as he could. All the while rain was soaking him to the bone.

10. Superfluous Commas

It’s common writing mistake to throw commas around liberally when they aren’t necessary. There are dozens of examples of this error, but here are a few common mistakes.

Example 1:

Incorrect: The woman never went into the city, because she didn’t feel comfortable driving in traffic.

Correct: The woman never went into the city because she didn’t feel comfortable driving in traffic.

Example 2:

Incorrect: He wants to get a degree in engineering, or medicine.

Correct: He wants to get a degree in engineering or medicine.

Example 3: 

Incorrect: Sam knew immediately, what was going to happen next.

Correct: Same knew immediately what was going to happen next.

Example 4: 

Incorrect: Old cars, that have been left in a junkyard, are an eyesore.

Correct: Old cars that have been left in a junkyard are an eyesore.

Example 5: 

Incorrect: The bouquet of flowers on the table, belongs to Mary.

Correct: The bouquet of flowers on the table belongs to Mary.

11. Lack Of Parallel Structure

Faulty parallelism occurs when two or more parts of a sentence are similar in meaning but not parallel (or grammatically similar) in form. It often occurs with paired constructions and items in a series.

Example 1:

Incorrect: He wanted to learn more about careers in programming, engineering, biochemist, and research scientist.

Correct: He wanted to learn more about careers in programming, engineering, biochemistry, and research science.

Example 2:

Incorrect: The key directives of his boss were clear:

• Meet monthly sales quotas.
• Aggressive marketing techniques.
• Reporting in every day.

Correct: The key directives of his boss were clear:

• Meet monthly sales goals.
• Practice aggressive marketing techniques.
• Report in every day.

12. Sentence Sprawl

A sentence can become a burden to read when there are too many equally weighted phrases.

Example 1: 

Incorrect: Jason was planning to attend his friend’s wedding on June 30, but at the last minute he found out he had jury duty, so he couldn’t attend the wedding, and he felt really guilty about it.

Correct: Unexpectedly Jason was called for jury duty and couldn’t attend his friend’s June 30 wedding. He felt guilty about missing it.

13. Comma Splice

A comma splice occurs when two separate sentences are joined with a comma rather than a period or semicolon. Writers often create comma splices when using transitional words, such as however, therefore, moreover, nevertheless, or furthermore.

Example 1:

Incorrect: My intention was to take her out to dinner, however I decided not to invite her after all.

Correct: My intention was to take her out to dinner; however, I decided not to invite her after all.

Example 2: 

Incorrect: My sisters and I love to go shopping, we then have lunch together when we’re done.

Correct: My sisters and I love to go shopping. We then have lunch together when we’re done.

14. Colon Mistakes

A colon is used after a complete sentence to introduce a word, phrase, clause, list, or quotation. The colon signals that what follows proves or explains the sentence preceding the colon.

Example 1:

Incorrect: People move to Florida for: the warmer weather, the beach, and the theme parks.

Correct: People move to Florida for three reasons: the warmer weather, the beach, and the theme parks.

15. Split Infinitives

An infinitive is the word “to” with a verb. A split infinitive separates the word “to” and the verb with another word (often an adverb). There are no grammar rules that prohibit split infinitives, but many experts disapprove of them.

If the sentence sounds awkward by correcting the split, our rule of thumb is to go with what makes the most sense in the context of your writing and for the ease of reading. (For example, “To boldly go where no man has gone before” would sound awkward and less powerful as, “To go boldly where no man has gone before.”)

Example 1:

Incorrect: She tried to quickly finish the book before she had to leave.

Correct: She tried to finish the book quickly before she had to leave.

Example 2: 

Incorrect: He wanted to gradually improve his strength by increasing the weight.

Correct: He wanted to improve his strength gradually by increasing the weight.

Reference: ENGVID

50 GRAMMAR MISTAKES TO AVOID

1. WrongI have visited Niagara Falls last weekend.RightI visited Niagara Falls last weekend.
2. WrongThe woman which works here is from Japan.RightThe woman who works here is from Japan.
3. WrongShe’s married with a dentist.RightShe’s married to a dentist.
4. WrongShe was boring in the class.RightShe was bored in the class.
5. WrongI must to call him immediately.RightI must call him immediately.
6. WrongEvery students like the teacher.RightEvery student likes the teacher.
7. WrongAlthough it was raining, but we had the picnic.RightAlthough it was raining, we had the picnic.
8. WrongI enjoyed from the movie.RightI enjoyed the movie.
9. WrongI look forward to meet you.RightI look forward to meeting you.
10. WrongI like very much ice cream.RightI like ice cream very much.
11. WrongShe can to drive.RightShe can drive.
12. WrongWhere I can find a bank?RightWhere can I find a bank?
13. WrongI live in United States.RightI live in the United States.
14. WrongWhen I will arrive, I will call you.RightWhen I arrive, I will call you.
15. WrongI’ve been here since three months.RightI’ve been here for three months.
16. WrongMy boyfriend has got a new work.RightMy boyfriend has got a new job. (or just “has a new job”)
17. WrongShe doesn’t listen me.RightShe doesn’t listen to me.
18. WrongYou speak English good.RightYou speak English well.
19. WrongThe police is coming.RightThe police are coming.
20. WrongThe house isn’t enough big.RightThe house isn’t big enough.
21. WrongYou should not to smoke.RightYou should not smoke.
22. WrongDo you like a glass of wine?RightWould you like a glass of wine?
23. WrongThere is seven girls in the class.RightThere are seven girls in the class.
24. WrongI didn’t meet nobody.RightI didn’t meet anybody.
25. WrongMy flight departs in 5:00 am.RightMy flight departs at 5:00 am.
26. WrongI promise I call you next week.RightI promise I’ll call you next week.
27. WrongWhere is post office?RightWhere is the post office?
28. WrongPlease explain me how improve my English.RightPlease explain to me how to improve my English.
29. WrongWe studied during four hours.RightWe studied for four hours.
30. WrongIs ready my passport?RightIs my passport ready?
31. WrongYou cannot buy all what you like!RightYou cannot buy all that you like!
32. WrongShe is success.RightShe is successful.
33. WrongMy mother wanted that I be doctor.RightMy mother wanted me to be a doctor.
34. WrongThe life is hard!RightLife is hard.
35. WrongHow many childrens you have?RightHow many children do you have?
36. WrongMy brother has 10 years.RightMy brother is 10 (years old).
37. WrongI want eat now.RightI want to eat now.
38. WrongYou are very nice, as your mother.RightYou are very nice, like your mother.
39. WrongShe said me that she liked you.RightShe told me that she liked you.
40. WrongMy husband engineer.RightMy husband is an engineer.
41. WrongI came Australia to study English.RightI came to Australia to study English.
42. WrongIt is more hot now.RightIt’s hotter now.
43. WrongYou can give me an information?RightCan you give me some information?
44. WrongThey cooked the dinner themself.RightThey cooked the dinner themselves.
45. WrongMe and Johnny live here.RightJohnny and I live here.
46. WrongI closed very quietly the door.RightI closed the door very quietly.
47. WrongYou like dance with me?RightWould you like to dance with me?
48. WrongI go always to school by subway.RightI always go to school by subway.
49. WrongIf I will be in London, I will contact to you.RightIf I am in London, I will contact you.
50. WrongWe drive usually to home.RightWe usually drive home.

Reference: English Resources

This is to inform all the candidates intending to register for the 2020 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) that the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the list of recommended centres for registration.

In line with the Board’s regulated registration exercise, only the accredited Computer Based Test Centres and JAMB States and FCT Offices will be allowed to register candidates.

This is to avoid exploitation, off-line registration, mismatch of candidates’ particulars and other registration-irregularities.

RECOMMENDED:

• JAMB CBT Software
• JAMB Form: Registration Procedure & Guide
• JAMB Subjects Combination for Science, Arts, Commercial, Social Sciences Students
• JAMB Syllabus
• JAMB Brochure

Approved JAMB Registration Centre

LIST OF CBT CENTRES RECOMMENDED FOR 2020 UTME REGISTRATION

Click on the link representing your state below to access the approved centres:

1. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Abia State
2. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Adamawa State
3. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Akwa Ibom State
4. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Anambra State
5. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Bauchi State
6. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Bayelsa State
7. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Benue State
8. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Borno State
9. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Cross River State
10. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Delta State
11. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Ebonyi State
12. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Edo State
13. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Ekiti State
14. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Enugu State
15. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Federal Capital Territory
16. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Gombe State
17. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Imo State
18. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Jigawa State
19. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Kaduna State
20. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Kano State
21. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Katsina State
22. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Kebbi State
23. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Kogi State
24. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Kwara State
25. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Lagos State
26. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Nasarawa State
27. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Niger State
28. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Ogun State
29. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Ondo State
30. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Osun State
31. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Oyo State
32. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Plateau State
33. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Rivers State
34. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Sokoto State
35. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Taraba State
36. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Yobe State
37. JAMB Approved CBT Centres for Registration in Zamfara State

You can also check the documents below for the list of CBT centres nationwide:

Follow the link below in-case your device can’t display the document above (Note: You will however need a device that is capable of opening PDF files to access the list).

Online JAMB Brochure is the easiest and convenient way to get relevant information regarding candidates’ institution of choice.

It’s important you Download JAMB CBT Software from Here.

JAMB brochure is freely accessible once you are connected to the internet.

Before you proceed, you have to check:

• JAMB CBT Centres Approved for 2020 UTME Registration – Other States.
• JAMB Syllabus
• Free JAMB Past Questions Available Here
• 2020 JAMB UTME Registration – Instructions & Guidelines
• Textbooks Recommended for 2020 JAMB UTME: All Subjects
• 2020 JAMB UTME Registration Closing Date
• Compulsory Novels to Read for 2020 JAMB UTME General Paper
• JAMB Subjects Combination for Science Students
• JAMB Subjects Combination for Arts, Commercial, Social Sciences Students
• 2020 JAMB UTME Examination Date

Access JAMB Brochure

JAMB digital brochure is so easy to use in the sense that you will go straight to the information you need and print it out if needed. To access JAMB brochure online, all you’ve got to do is to click any of the relevant link below:

NB: They are in PDF format. Your device must be capable of opening PDF to access the brochure.

CLICK HERE to download JAMB Complete Brochure OR follow the links below to download for individual programme.

1. JAMB Brochure for Universities:
   • Administration
   • Agriculture
   • Arts/Humanities
   • Engineering/Environmental/Technology
   • Education
   • Law
   • Medical/Pharmaceutical/Health Science
   • Sciences
   • Social /Management Sciences
2. JAMB Brochure for Polytechnics & Monotechnics
3. JAMB Brochure for Colleges of Education
4. JAMB Brochure for Innovation Enterprise Institution

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