JAMB 2025/2026 Subject Combination for Biomedical Engineering

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As the name implies, Biomedical Engineering talks about three things, Biology, Medicine and Engineering. With the help of this guide you will understand how engineering is integrated with medicine and biology to improve lives. If this has attracted you interest, we can lead you on to attaining a degree in the course by starting with the understanding of the JAMB subject combination and admission requirements for Biomedical Engineering in this news guide.

Jamb Subject Requirements for Biomedical Engineering 2025

Here are UTME subjects approved for Biomedical Engineering:

  1. English Language
  2. Mathematics
  3. Chemistry
  4. Physics

While you may think it is unnecessary to have English among the subjects, remember it is a compulsory for every JAMB candidates with no exception.

SSCE Grade Requirements

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You are also expected to have a minimum of 5 credit passes in O’Level subjects including:

  1. Mathematics
  2. English Language
  3. Physics
  4. Chemistry
  5. Any other Science or Social Science subject

Requirements for Direct Entry Candidates

For Direct Entry candidates, you are expected to posses any of the following qualifications:

  1. Two (2) A Level passes in Chemistry and any one of Physics, Biology/Zoology/Botany and Mathematics.
  2. OND/HND/NCE with at least Upper Credit in a relevant field.

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Nigerian Universities to Study Biomedical Engineering 2025

At the moment, only two Nigerian universities are offering Biomedical Engineering, and these universities are; Bells University of Technology and University of Ilorin.

FAQs

Yes, Mathematics is essential for understanding engineering concepts and analytical tasks.

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No, Chemistry is typically required as it plays a crucial role in biomedical applications.

The cut-off mark generally ranges between 200 and 250, depending on the institution.

Yes, Biology is a core subject as it relates directly to medical and biological sciences.

Graduates can work as biomedical engineers, clinical engineers, medical device designers, and healthcare IT specialists.

Yes, most universities accept a combination of WAEC and NECO results.

Yes, many universities accept Direct Entry candidates with the appropriate qualifications.

Yes, practical sessions, laboratory work, and industrial training are essential parts of the curriculum.

Strong analytical abilities, problem-solving skills, knowledge of medical software, and understanding of biological systems.

Yes, several institutions, government bodies, and private organizations offer scholarships for students in Biomedical Engineering.

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