What is the JAMB subject combination for Fine / Applied Art for 2021/2022? If you want to know the list of subjects you need to write in JAMB in order to study Fine / Applied Art under the faculty of Engineering, Environment and Technology, then am happy to inform you that this post is all about JAMB subject combination for Fine / Applied Art.
JAMB subject combination for Fine / Applied Art contains the list of subjects you need to register in JAMB if you want to study Fine / Applied Art in any tertiary institution in Nigeria. With that introduction, this is a notice to all JAMB candidates that JAMB subject combination for Fine / Applied Art has been released by the management of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board.
Some of these subjects required to study Fine / Applied Art are compulsory while some are optional. You need to pay attention and understand the subjects that are compulsory as well as the ones that are optional so you can make a better decision in your selection of subjects.
Do you want to see WAEC subjects required to study Fine / Applied Art? See WAEC subject combination for Fine / Applied Art here.
Other Useful Resources
Before you proceed, check out the following resources that will help you better prepare for JAMB:
- JAMB Syllabus For All Subjects
- JAMB Recommended Textbooks For All Subjects
- JAMB Form | JAMB Registration Form Procedures
JAMB Subject Combination For Fine / Applied Art
The list of subjects you need to write in JAMB for Fine / Applied Art are as follows:
Chemistry, Mathematics and Fine Art/Physics
Special Requirements (Waiver) Remarks
(i) UNIUYO does not require Mathematics.
(ii) UNIZIK requires any three Arts/Social subjects.
(iii) OOU accepts any three subjects from Arts, Sciences or Social Sciences excluding Commerce, Bookkeeping and Shorthand.
Bear in mind that in JAMB, english language also known as use of english is compulsory for all courses. So if it was not included above, keep in mind that it is always required.
As we mentioned earlier, the JAMB subject combination you saw above is meant for Fine / Applied Art under the faculty of Engineering, Environment and Technology. If the Fine / Applied Art you are looking for is in another faculty, keep in mind that the subjects may be different and as such, you need to check the subject combination for that particular faculty. You can also check the list of schools that offer this course under this faculty using JAMB brochure for all faculties here.