JAMB News Today 2026 https://jamb-gov.org Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board Fri, 05 Jun 2026 15:33:48 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0 https://jamb-gov.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/favicon-150x143.png JAMB News Today 2026 https://jamb-gov.org 32 32 232865409 JAMB Regularization Portal 2026/2027 Procedures https://jamb-gov.org/jamb-regularization/ Fri, 05 Jun 2026 15:33:45 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=687 If you have noticed any errors in your admission records with JAMB, it probably might be getting you worried; hence it is why we are here to provide you with the needed guidance and introduce you to JAMB Regularization and the procedures involved.

JAMB Regularization is a process carried out by students or graduates to resolve errors in their admission records with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. This process ensures that your admission details match JAMB’s records, enabling you to obtain a valid JAMB Admission Letter and/or process your National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) mobilization.

Who Needs JAMB Regularization?

Generally, if you are categorized under the following list, it will be necessary to process JAMB regularization

Documents and Requirements Needed for JAMB Regularization 2026

The JAMB regularization procedures require the following documents and requirements;

  1. Personal Information:
    • Full name (as on your academic records).
    • Date of birth.
    • Phone number and email address.
  2. Institutional Information:
    • Name of the institution attended.
    • Year of admission.
    • Matriculation number.
    • Course of study.
  3. Academic Documents:
    • O’Level results (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB).
    • Admission letter from your institution (if available).
  4. Valid Identification:
    • National Identification Number (NIN), voter’s card, or other government issued ID.

How to Process JAMB Regularization 2026

The procedures to process JAMB regularization for the 2026/2027 academic session are as follows;

Step 1: Visit the JAMB Portal

Step 2: Navigate to Regularization

  • After logging in, locate and click on “Late Application (Regularization)” under the “Application” menu.

Step 3: Fill Out the Application Form

  • Fill in your personal and academic details, including:
    • The institution you attended.
    • Your matriculation number.
    • The year you were admitted and your course of study.
  • Double check the information for accuracy before submitting.

Step 4: Pay the Regularization Fee

  • The JAMB regularization fee is N5,000.
  • Make the payment online through the portal using your ATM card or other payment options provided.
  • Print the payment receipt for future reference.

Step 5: Submit the Application

  • Once you’ve completed the form and paid the fee, submit the application.
  • You’ll receive a “JAMB Security Form” as part of the regularization process.

Step 6: Print and Submit the Form

  • Print the JAMB Indemnity Form and take it to your institution’s admission office for approval and official endorsement.
  • Your institution will forward the signed form to JAMB for processing.

Step 7: Await Confirmation

  • Once JAMB receives and processes the form, you’ll be notified via email or SMS.
  • If the regularization is successful, JAMB will issue you a valid admission letter.

How to Confirm Your Regularization Status

After completing the regularization, to confirm the procedures, you are to proceed as follows

  1. Log in to https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/.
  2. Check your profile for an updated admission status or admission letter.
  3. Verify that your name appears on the JAMB Matriculation List by visiting the matriculation list portal.

Important Notes

The following are what to consider important if you are seeking to apply for JAMB regularization;

Last Updated on June 5, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 687 JAMB 2026/2027 Subject Combination for Health Education https://jamb-gov.org/subject-combination-for-health-education/ Fri, 05 Jun 2026 15:23:58 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=1144 Find out the latest update on JAMB subject combination for Health Education 2026/2027 in this guide, as provided by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. We will also cover the necessary subjects, O’Level requirements, potential universities offering this program, and address some frequently asked questions. Having said that much, let’s get started already.

JAMB Subject Combination for Health Education 2026

For the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), JAMB has approved the following subjects for the involved candidates:

  1. Use of English
  2. Biology
  3. Chemistry
  4. Physics or a Social Science subject (e.g., Economics, Geography, Government)

O’Level Requirements for Health Education

You are also to have five (5) credit passes, as a minimum, including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and either Physics or any other subject, preferably from the Social Sciences. These result grades must be uploaded online through candidates’ JAMB caps.

Direct Entry (DE) Requirements

Admissions into 200 level through direct entry for this course are allowed if you possess any of the following qualifications:

  1. NCE (National Certificate in Education) in Health Education or a related field (minimum Merit pass).
  2. ND (National Diploma) in a related field (minimum Lower Credit).
  3. HND (Higher National Diploma) in a related field (minimum Lower Credit).
  4. Always verify the specific university’s requirements for precise grades and acceptable qualifications.

Related Post: See JAMB Subject Combination for Other Courses

Universities Offering Health Education 2026

Through the official JAMB brochure, the following are some of the universities where you can study Health Education:

FAQs

While related, Biology is usually specifically required for Health Education. Contact your target university to confirm what they accept.

Basic Mathematics is often a core requirement. It's best to contact the admissions office of your chosen university directly.

Graduates can become health educators in schools, communities, hospitals, government agencies, NGOs, and other organizations. They can also work as public health officers, health promotion specialists, and researchers.

Health Science is a broader field encompassing various aspects of health. Health Education focuses specifically on teaching and promoting healthy behaviors.

You'll need to retake the O'Level exams until you achieve the necessary credit passes.

The JAMB brochure is available on the JAMB website and at approved sales centers.

They are very important. Stronger grades significantly improve your chances of admission.

No. Check the JAMB brochure for the official list of universities offering this program.

Some roles may require additional certifications or training. Check with relevant professional bodies.

Yes, there are Masters and PhD programs in Health Education and related fields.

Last Updated on June 5, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 1144 JAMB 2026/2027 Subject Combination for History and International Studies https://jamb-gov.org/subject-combination-for-history-and-international-studies/ Fri, 05 Jun 2026 15:16:25 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=1187 The intended purpose of this guide is to take you through the JAMB subject combinations for History and International Studies following the 2026/2027 academic session. At the same time, other requirements that could boost your chances of getting admitted, including your O’Level requirements, DE requirements (Direct Entry candidates only), and other helpful information, have been thoroughly provided here for you.

JAMB Subject Requirements for History and International Studies 2026

From the information which we have acquired from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, History and International Studies aspirants are to select the following subjects for their UTME:

  1. Use of English
  2. History
  3. Two subjects from the Social Sciences (e.g., Government, Geography, Economics, or Literature in English)

O’Level Requirements for History and International Studies

It is also mandatory for all candidates applying for admission through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination to upload their SSCE results, including a minimum of five (5) credit passes, including English Language, History, and any three other subjects, preferably from the Social Sciences.

Direct Entry (DE) Requirements for History and International Studies

Admissions can also be applied through direct entry. Candidates must possess any of the following advanced level qualifications to be eligible:

  1. NCE (National Certificate in Education) in History or a related field (minimum Merit pass).
  2. ND (National Diploma) in a related field (minimum Lower Credit).
  3. HND (Higher National Diploma) in a related field (minimum Lower Credit).
  4. Always verify the specific university’s requirements for precise grades and acceptable qualifications.

Related Post: See JAMB Subject Combination for Other Courses

Universities Offering History and International Studies 2026

While we looked at the official JAMB brochure, we found out that there are several Nigerian universities now offering History and International Studies as a program. Here are some of the universities:

FAQs

Government, Geography, and Economics are particularly relevant. Literature in English can also be helpful.

Basic Mathematics is often a core requirement. It's best to contact the admissions office of your chosen university directly.

Graduates can work in diplomacy, international organizations, journalism, research, teaching (with further qualifications), civil service, museums, archives, and in various roles requiring analytical and communication skills.

History focuses on the study of the past. History and International Studies combines this with the study of international relations, global politics, and diplomacy.

You'll need to retake the O'Level exams until you achieve the necessary credit passes.

The JAMB brochure is available on the JAMB website and at approved sales centers.

They are very important. Stronger grades significantly improve your chances of admission.

No. Check the JAMB brochure for the official list of universities offering this program.

Yes, there are Masters and PhD programs in History, International Relations, and related fields.

Yes, proficiency in other languages is highly beneficial, especially for those interested in international affairs and diplomacy.

Last Updated on June 5, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 1187 5 Simple Ways to Get Your JAMB ePIN 2026/2027 Online https://jamb-gov.org/epin/ Fri, 05 Jun 2026 15:08:13 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=686 Candidates seeking admission through JAMB into Nigerian accredited universities are to register for the 2026/2027 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) after successfully purchasing the ePIN. If you have no idea how to purchase JAMB ePIN, read through this page to learn more.

The ePIN is a combination of digits assigned to each candidate once they have made the purchase using their profile code. Without the ePIN, a candidate cannot initiate a successful registration of UTME.

Steps to Purchase JAMB ePIN 2026

1. Create Your Profile

Before purchasing the ePIN, you need to create your JAMB profile.

  • Send your NIN: Text “NIN” followed by your 11 digit NIN to 55019 or 66019 (e.g., NIN 12345678901).
  • You will receive a Profile Code via SMS. This code is required to purchase the ePIN.
  • Ensure your SIM card is active and has sufficient airtime for this step (N50 is usually deducted).

2. Choose a Payment Method

There are several ways to purchase the JAMB ePIN. Below are the most commonly used methods:

a. Bank Payment

  • Visit any JAMB approved bank (e.g., First Bank, Zenith Bank, Access Bank).
  • Provide your Profile Code to the bank teller.
  • Pay the ePIN fee (approximately N3,500, which includes the registration fee and reading materials).
  • Collect your ePIN receipt, which includes the unique ePIN for registration.

b. Online Payment

  • Visit the JAMB official website or any approved online payment platform.
  • Select Procure PIN or Purchase PIN
  • Enter your Profile Code and proceed to payment.
  • Pay using a debit card or other online payment options.
  • Your ePIN will be sent to your email or SMS after successful payment.

c. USSD Payment

  • Dial 55019 or *66019# from your registered SIM card.
  • Select the option for ePIN purchase.
  • Follow the prompts and confirm the payment using airtime or a linked bank account.
  • The ePIN will be sent to you via SMS.

d. Mobile Apps

  • Download any JAMB approved payment app from your app store.
  • Enter your Profile Code and pay through the app.
  • Receive your ePIN instantly.

e. Accredited CBT Centers

3. Keep Your ePIN Secure

Once you have your ePIN, ensure you save it securely. You will need it to complete your registration at an accredited CBT center. Once you are at the accredited centre, meet any of the representatives with your ePIN, and your UTME registration will be successfully initiated.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The total cost is approximately N3,500, which includes the registration fee and additional charges for reading materials.

Ensure your NIN is correctly linked to your SIM card. If the issue persists, contact your network provider or JAMB support.

No, use your own active phone number, as JAMB will send updates and important details to that number.

If you pay online, you will receive an email or SMS confirmation. For bank payments, the receipt is proof of success.

Yes, provide their Profile Code during the purchase process.

No, NIN is mandatory for JAMB registration, and the Profile Code cannot be generated without it.

If you lose your ePIN, visit the JAMB support portal or a CBT center for assistance. Ensure you have proof of payment.

Yes, the ePIN purchase closes before the end of the registration period. Ensure you check the JAMB website for exact dates.

Purchasing the JAMB 2026 ePIN is a straightforward process as long as you follow these steps carefully. Ensure you complete the purchase before the registration deadline and keep your ePIN secure.

Last Updated on June 5, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 686 JAMB 2026/2027 Subject Combination for Education and Music https://jamb-gov.org/subject-combination-for-education-and-music/ Fri, 05 Jun 2026 14:54:23 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=1086 Are you passionate about both music and teaching? If so, pursuing a degree in Education and Music could be the perfect fit for you. In this comprehensive guide, you’ll find detailed information about the JAMB subject combination, O’Level requirements, Direct Entry qualifications, a list of Nigerian universities offering the course, and answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) to help you navigate the 2026/2027 admission process successfully.

UTME Subject Combination for Education and Music 2026

When applying for Education and Music through the JAMB UTME, candidates are required to register for the following subjects:

  • English Language
  • Music
  • Any two of the following subjects:
    • Literature in English
    • Christian Religious Studies (CRS) or Islamic Religious Studies (IRS)
    • Fine Arts
    • History
    • Mathematics or Physics

This combination ensures candidates have a solid foundation in both theoretical knowledge and creative skills, needed for success in music education.

O’Level Requirements (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB)

To qualify for admission, candidates must have at least five credit passes in relevant subjects from their O’Level results (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB), including:

  • English Language
  • Mathematics
  • Music (if not available, credit in Fine Arts or a demonstrated musical background may be accepted)
  • Any two of the following subjects:
    • Literature in English
    • History
    • Christian Religious Studies (CRS) or Islamic Religious Studies (IRS)
    • Government
    • Fine Arts

Candidates with practical knowledge of musical instruments, vocal skills, or music theory will have an added advantage, although it is not mandatory for all institutions.

Direct Entry Requirements for Education and Music

For candidates applying through Direct Entry (DE), the following qualifications are accepted:

  • Two A’Level passes in Music and any other relevant Arts or Social Science subject
  • Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) with merit in Music and another teaching subject
  • National Diploma (ND) or Higher National Diploma (HND) in Music, Music Education, or related disciplines with at least an Upper Credit
  • IJMB or JUPEB certificates with the required subject combinations for advanced placement

Candidates with strong musical backgrounds from recognized institutions may also be considered based on the university’s specific admission policies.

Related Post: See JAMB Subject Combination for Other Courses

Universities in Nigeria Offering Education and Music 2026

Here are ten Nigerian universities where you can study Education and Music:

Admission requirements may vary slightly from one university to another, so it’s advisable to check the specific details for your preferred institution.

FAQs

Yes, Music is compulsory for most universities. However, if you did not offer Music in secondary school, some institutions may accept candidates with strong backgrounds in related subjects like Fine Arts or Literature in English.

While Mathematics is required by some universities, others may waive it for candidates with strong credits in Music and other relevant Arts subjects. Always confirm with your chosen institution.

The cut off mark varies across institutions but generally ranges from 150 to 180. Competitive universities may have higher cut off marks.

Yes, some universities accept NCE in Fine Arts along with demonstrated musical ability or additional qualifications in Music. However, preference is given to candidates with Music-related qualifications.

No, playing a musical instrument is not mandatory, but having basic knowledge of music theory or practical experience with instruments can give you an advantage during admission and course work.

Graduates can work as music teachers, performers, composers, sound engineers, music producers, curriculum developers, or educational consultants in both the public and private sectors.

Yes, Science students with credits in relevant Arts subjects and musical knowledge can apply, provided they meet the O’Level and UTME subject requirements.

Some universities may conduct a practical music assessment or audition as part of their admission process, especially for candidates applying without formal Music qualifications.

Music focuses solely on musical performance, theory, and production, while Education and Music combines these elements with teaching methodologies, preparing graduates to educate others in music.

Some universities allow inter faculty transfers based on your academic performance and fulfillment of the course requirements for the new program.

Last Updated on June 5, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 1086 JAMB Brochure 2026/2027 for Social & Management Sciences PDF Download https://jamb-gov.org/brochure-for-social-management-sciences/ Thu, 04 Jun 2026 15:47:06 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=700 Are you aspiring to study a course under the faculty of Social & Management Sciences but not sure of the UTME requirements, O’Level, or even the direct entry? If so, this article guide is to provide you with thorough information on the JAMB 2026/2027 brochure for Social & Management Sciences.

Courses Under Social & Management Science Faculty 2026

The following are some of the courses under the faculty, Social & Management Sciences Faculty across Nigerian tertiary institutions;

List of Degree Awarding Institutions Offering Social & Management Sciences 2026

Some of the Nigerian tertiary institutions that offer the courses under the faculty of Social & Management Sciences are as follows;

JAMB UTME Subject Combinations for Social & Management Sciences 2026

The subject combinations for studying any course under the faculty of Social & Management Sciences are English Language, Mathematics, and two other Social Science subjects depending on the tertiary institution you are applying to be admitted into.

Related Post: See JAMB Brochure for Other Courses

Special Considerations on the Subject Combinations for Social & Management Sciences

  • UNN requires Government/History plus two (2) other subjects from social sciences or Arts.
  • WESTERN DEL For Business Administration, requires Mathematics, Economics and any other Social Science subjects
  • CALABAR for Public Administration requires Government, Economics and any other Arts and Social Science subject.
  • LASU For Business Administration requires one of Commerce, Geography or Government;
    • For Insurance requires one of Geography, Commerce, Business Methods or Statistics; and
    • For Public Administration requires Government as the other subject.
  • LAUTECH requires three (3) subjects from Physics, Chemistry or Biology/Agricultural Science
  • JOS requires Principles of Accounting, Marketing, Finance, Economics, Government and Commerce

O’Level Requirements for UTME Candidates 2026

UTME candidates are generally to possess a minimum of 5 credit passes in English Language, Mathematics and two other Social Science subjects. Some of the special considerations are as follows;

  • NDU requires five (5) ‘O’Level credit passes in English Language, Economics, and three (3) other subjects for Office Management Technology
  • CUAB requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and any two (2) of the following: Commerce, Geography and Statistics.
  • UNIOSUN requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics and Economics are compulsory with ‘O’ Level credit passes in at least two (2) other subjects from Geography, Government, Accounts and Book Keeping at one sitting.
  • FUNAAB requires two (2) ‘O’ Level credit passes from any of Principles of Account, Commerce, Government or Geography
  • AUE requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes to include English Language, Mathematics and any three (3) from Economics, Geography, Commerce, Government, Accounts and Book Keeping at not more than two (2) sittings

Requirements for Direct Entry Candidates 2026

If you are seeking admission as a direct entry student, it is generally required for you to possess two (2) ‘A’ Level
passes including Economics.

The special considerations (waivers) remarks are as follows;

  • AAU accepts;
    • BSc, BA or HND in other programme; ND upper credit in Accounting; Foundation of ICAN
  • ILORIN: For Accounting accepts at least three (3) ‘A’ level passes (not less than grade ’C’ (12 Points) including Accounting and at least one of Mathematics, Business Management, Economics, Statistics, Geography and Government.
  • UNILORIN Diploma in Accounting and Data Processing with Upper Credit pass;
    • HND with minimum of Lower Credit pass;
    • ND in Accountancy with Upper Credit or ND with Lower Credit with ICAN (ATS). ICAN (ACA);
    • For Business Administration, accepts ND Upper Credit in Business Studies/Business Management.

Download JAMB Brochure for Social & Management Sciences 2026

Click the button below to download the full 2026/2027 Social & Management Sciences brochure on your mobile device (smartphone or laptop).

DOWNLOAD BROCHURE (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the brochure provides the exact subject combination required for each course, hence you can use it.

Special considerations (also known as “waivers”) are exceptions or specific requirements for particular institutions, like some institutions accepting a lower grade in a specific subject or waive certain requirements.

Yes, the brochure is updated each year to reflect changes in admission requirements, newly accredited courses, or other policy updates.

Yes, once downloaded from the JAMB website or on this page, you can save it on your device for offline access. Alternatively, you can print it out or purchase a hard copy.

The brochure includes a section for direct entry (DE) candidates, detailing the qualifications required for direct entry into various courses and institutions.

If you cannot find your desired course in the brochure, it means the course is either not accredited or not offered in the institutions listed. You should reach out to the involved institution or consider alternative courses.

Yes, the brochure includes a list of all accredited universities, polytechnics, monotechnics, and colleges of education in Nigeria, along with the courses they offer.

While some information may remain the same, it’s not advisable to rely on an outdated brochure. Admission requirements, available courses, and policies may change, so always use the latest version for accuracy which is now available on this page.

Last Updated on June 4, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 700 JAMB 2026/2027 Approved CBT Centres in Kebbi State https://jamb-gov.org/kebbi-state-accredited-centres/ Thu, 04 Jun 2026 15:36:56 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=253 JAMB announces 2026 UTME accredited centres in Kebbi State. It’s essential for candidates in Kebbi State, Nigeria, to be well informed about the approved Computer Based Test (CBT) centres.

Understanding the location and facilities of approved CBT centres is paramount for candidates preparing to take the JAMB 2026 exam in Kebbi State.

Accredited Centres in Kebbi State 2026

Note: The 2026 registration can only be done in the following Accredited Centres. DO NOT patronise any Cyber café or computer centre other than the centres listed below:

Related Post: JAMB 2026 Accredited Centres for UTME and DE Registration (Nigeria and Foreign Candidates)

Frequently Asked Questions

You can find JAMB CBT centre near you on this page or visit the official JAMB website www.jamb.gov.ng. There are 1,039 JAMB CBT centres in Nigeria distributed across the 36 states Nigeria.

Working email and phone number, National identification number(NIN), O’level result (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB or equivalent) and a passport photograph.

Direct Entry applicants will pay N5,700, while UTME candidates opting out of the mock examination will pay N7,200. Those who choose to participate in the optional mock UTME will pay N8,700.

Yes you can practice the JAMB CBT App at your registration centre provided there is provision for it.

Yes, you can change your institution or course of choice at your centre.
Note: You can only change your institution or course twice and before the admission process begins.

Note: A successful JAMB examination journey begins with selecting the right CBT centre. By understanding the approved centres in Kebbi State, candidates can make informed choices, ensuring a smooth and stress free examination experience this year.

Last Updated on June 4, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 253 JAMB 2026/2027 Syllabus for Economics is Out | Download Here https://jamb-gov.org/economics-syllabus/ Thu, 04 Jun 2026 15:32:16 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=423 The updated version of the JAMB 2026/2027 syllabus for Economics is now out. Interested candidates can also download the file on this page. Continue reading for more information.

Syllabus Overview

This JAMB Economics Syllabus is designed to guide all candidates who have registered to sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The syllabus, however, includes 23 topics that candidates are to cover thoroughly.

Additionally, JAMB has recommended textbooks for candidates; these can be found in the syllabus. So, while studying based on the syllabus content, endeavor to use the recommended materials as well.

General Objectives

The aim of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) syllabus in Economics is to prepare the candidates for the Board’s examination. It is designed to test their achievement of the course objectives, which are to:

  1. Demonstrate sufficient knowledge and understanding of the basic concepts, tools and their general applications to economic analysis;
  2. Identify and explain the basic structures, operations and roles of the various economic units and institutions (national and international);
  3. Describe major economic activities: production, distribution and consumption;
  4. Identify and appraise the basic and current economic problems of society;
  5. Develop the competence to proffer solutions to economic problems identified.

JAMB 2026 Syllabus for Economics

Related Post: Check JAMB 2026 Syllabus For All Subjects

Download JAMB 2026 Syllabus for Economics

Click the button below to download the full 2026 Economics syllabus on your smartphone or laptop.

DOWNLOAD SYLLABUS (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Yes, JAMB economics syllabus for 2026 is out already. You are advised to either download it on this page or on the official JAMB portal.

Yes, you can use the syllabus offline. However, you will have to download it in the first place.

Yes, Jamb follows its syllabus. However, you must also use other study materials such as past questions and answers.

No, economics is not a compulsory subject combination for JAMB. Depending on your intend course of study, you might not need to write its test.

JAMB syllabus is subject to changes every year. In other words, this year's syllabus is different from the previous releases.

Last Updated on June 4, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 423 JAMB 2026/2027 Cut Off Mark for Electrical / Electronics Engineering https://jamb-gov.org/cut-off-mark-electrical-electronics-engineering/ Thu, 04 Jun 2026 15:26:39 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=1405 We are delighted to announce that the official JAMB cut off mark for Electrical/Electronics Engineering, following the 2026/2027 academic cycle, is now out. Candidates interested in registering for the course for the forthcoming Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) should know the cut off mark to fully anticipate the forthcoming admission process.

JAMB Cut Off Mark for Electrical / Electronics Engineering 2026

With the minimum cut off mark for all tertiary institution courses being out, including that of Electrical/Electronics Engineering, take a look at what different universities are accepting as their cut off marks:

By default, it is natural that a higher score will secure your admission; hence, instead of aiming to meet the score listed above, aim to score even higher to enhance your chances of being admitted.

Related Posts

Post UTME and Admission Screening Process

From the information we have gotten from several universities, below is how candidates’ scores are evaluated since they are to basically write 3 examinations:

  1. JAMB Score (50%)
  2. Post UTME Score (30%)
  3. O’Level Grades (20%)

O’Level Requirements for Electrical / Electronics Engineering

For your O’Level grade, which takes 20% of the aggregate, a minimum of 5 credit passes in the following subjects is expected to be seen in your result for the course:

  1. English Language
  2. Mathematics
  3. Physics
  4. Chemistry
  5. Further Mathematics or Technical Drawing (preferred but optional in some universities)

Universities Offering Electrical / Electronics Engineering in Nigeria 2026

Electrical/Electronics Engineering is now available as a degree program in the universities below. We have also provided the cut off mark for each of these universities:

Frequently Asked Questions

UNILAG, OAU, and FUTA often require 240 and above.

Yes, but mostly in private and some state universities.

Yes, most universities require it for admission.

Yes, provided they meet the required qualifications.

Scoring high in JAMB and Post-UTME, along with strong O’Level results, improves your chances.

Yes, they offer quality education and often have lower cut off marks.

Graduates can work in power generation, telecommunications, automation, and electronics industries.

Yes, most universities allow a combination of both.

Yes, students must complete SIWES (Students Industrial Work Experience Scheme).

Last Updated on June 4, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

]]> 1405 JAMB 2026/2027 Cut Off Mark for Public Law https://jamb-gov.org/cut-off-mark-public-law/ https://jamb-gov.org/cut-off-mark-public-law/#respond Thu, 04 Jun 2026 15:09:38 +0000 http://jamb-gov.org/?p=2660 For students who wish to understand or influence national governance, policy formulation, human rights, or criminal justice, Public Law offers the necessary foundation, and gaining access to this field begins with meeting the right JAMB cut off mark as outlined in this guide for the 2026/2027 academic session. Top universities offering the program, and other admission essentials, are mentioned here as well.

General JAMB Cut Off Mark for Public Law 2026

Public Law falls under the Law discipline in Nigerian universities, which is among the most competitive fields of study. As such, the general cut off benchmarks are:

For applicants interested in Public Law, especially in prestigious institutions, a JAMB score of 230 and above is strongly advised.

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Top Universities Offering Public Law and Their Estimated JAMB Cut Off Marks (2026/2027)

The following universities either offer Public Law as a core module under LL.B or as a specialization in the later years of the Law program:

Admission Requirements for Public Law

To study Law and later specialize in Public Law, applicants must fulfill both UTME and O’Level requirements:

UTME Subject Combination:

  • English Language (compulsory)
  • Literature in English
  • Government or History
  • One other relevant Arts or Social Science subject (e.g., CRS or Economics)

O’Level Requirements:

  • Minimum of five (5) credit passes, including:
    • English Language
    • Literature in English
    • Mathematics
    • Government or History
    • One other relevant subject

Post UTME/Screening:

  • Most institutions conduct written or computer based post UTME exams.
  • Some schools use O’Level and JAMB results for screening instead of tests.

Program Duration:

  • The LL.B Law degree lasts five years in Nigeria. Public Law courses begin primarily in the third year.

Specialization and Course Content in Public Law

Students typically encounter Public Law topics starting from 200 to 300 level, including courses such as:

  • Constitutional Law
  • Administrative Law
  • Criminal Law
  • Human Rights Law
  • Legislative Drafting
  • Public International Law

Career Opportunities in Public Law

Graduates who specialize in Public Law can work in:

  • Legislative and policy advisory roles
  • Government ministries and agencies
  • Judiciary (as legal researchers or judges)
  • Legal NGOs and civil rights organizations
  • Academia and legal research institutes

Frequently Asked Questions

For competitive schools, aim for 230 and above. Federal universities may require 240 to 260.

No. It is studied under the general LL.B program, with specialization or emphasis in later years.

English, Literature in English, Government or History, and another Arts/Social Science subject.

You must have at least a credit pass in Mathematics at O’Level. It’s not needed in UTME.

The LL.B program lasts 5 years, followed by one year at the Nigerian Law School.

It includes laws regulating the state, public authorities, constitutional structures, and criminal justice systems.

No. Most universities introduce Public Law courses from year two or three.

Yes. Institutions like Afe Babalola and Nile University include Public Law in their core curriculum.

You can work as a government legal advisor, human rights lawyer, prosecutor, policy analyst, or academic.

Yes. Public Law is a compulsory part of legal education, even if not everyone specializes in it.

Last Updated on June 4, 2026 by Ola Funmilayo

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