Do you care to know about the JAMB Subject Combination for Electrical/Electronics Engineering 2025/2026? We have mentioned the subjects which you are to combine in the UTME as a prospective student of Electrical/Electronics Engineering. Other requirements to help you secure the admission such as O’Level requirements are as well provided here.
JAMB Subject Combination for Electrical/Electronics Engineering 2025
Electrical/Electronics Engineering candidates are to adhere to the following subjects;
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
O’Level Requirements for Electrical/Electronics Engineering
To qualify for an admission, you do not just need to meet the UTME requirements, you must also possess a minimum of 5 credit passes in your SSCE. These grades must have been obtained in not more than two sittings;
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Any one from Further Mathematics, Technical Drawing, Biology, Geography, or Computer Studies
Direct Entry Requirements for Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Direct Entry candidates must possess any out of the three qualifications to be eligible;
- A-Level passes in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
- OND, HND, or NCE in Electrical Engineering or related fields.
- A degree (B.Sc./B.Eng.) in a related discipline may also be considered for advanced placement.
Note that as a Direct Entry candidate, you do not need to write JAMB UTME since you’ve already possessed an advanced level certificate.
Duration of the Electrical/Electronics Engineering Program 2025
For an Engineering program such as Electrical/Electronics in a Nigerian university, it usually requires UTME candidates 5 years to earn a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng). Direct Entry candidates also earn the same certification having studied the course for 4 years typically.
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Top Nigerian Universities Offering Electrical/Electronics Engineering 2025
| S/N | Nigerian Universities to Study Electrical/Electronics Engineering |
|---|---|
| 1 | Bayero University Kano (BUK) |
| 2 | Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria |
| 3 | University of Benin (UNIBEN) |
| 4 | Rivers State University (RSU), Port Harcourt |
| 5 | Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) |
| 6 | Covenant University, Ota |
| 7 | Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife |
| 8 | Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUTMINNA) |
| 9 | University of Lagos (UNILAG) |
| 10 | University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) |
FAQs
Can I study Electrical/Electronics Engineering without Chemistry in JAMB?
No, Chemistry is required for most universities offering the course.
What is the minimum JAMB score required for Electrical/Electronics Engineering?
Most universities set a cut-off mark between 240-270, but competitive schools may require a higher score.
Can I combine WAEC and NECO results for admission?
Yes, most universities accept a combination of WAEC and NECO results as long as all required subjects are credited.
Is post-UTME required for Electrical/Electronics Engineering?
Yes, most universities conduct post-UTME or screening exercises before granting admission.
Can I switch to Electrical/Electronics Engineering from another course?
Yes, if you meet the subject and credit requirements, you may switch through an internal transfer process.
What careers can I pursue with a degree in Electrical/Electronics Engineering?
Graduates can work as electrical engineers, power system engineers, telecommunications specialists, electronics designers, and automation engineers.
Is Further Mathematics compulsory for Electrical/Electronics Engineering?
No, Further Mathematics is not required, but having it in your O’Level results gives you an advantage.
Do private universities in Nigeria offer Electrical/Electronics Engineering?
Yes, institutions like Covenant University and Babcock University offer Electrical/Electronics Engineering programs.
What is the difference between Electrical Engineering and Electronics Engineering?
Electrical Engineering focuses on power systems and heavy electrical components, while Electronics Engineering deals with small electronic circuits, microprocessors, and semiconductors.
Can I study Electrical/Electronics Engineering without Mathematics in WAEC?
No, Mathematics is a compulsory requirement for admission into Electrical/Electronics Engineering programs.
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