JAMB Subject Combination for Agricultural Engineering

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Last Updated on January 9, 2023 by Spynaija

 

To study Agricultural Engineering in any NUC-accredited university or polytechnic in Nigeria, here are the JAMB and WAEC subject combinations and requirements you need to look out for.

Agricultural Engineering is very competitive and one of the most sought-after courses in any Nigerian university. Therefore, knowing the conditions and the required subjects will help you and give you a proper guide to applying for it without any problem. It further helps you avoid unnecessary mistakes.

Please carefully read all the requirements and terms of registration and the JAMB Subject Combination for Agricultural Engineering before proceeding to apply/register for either the UTME or DIRECT ENTRY for the said course. 

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This article covers the following:

  • WAEC Requirements for Agricultural Engineering
  • JAMB Subject Combination for Agricultural Engineering
  • Direct Entry Requirements for Agricultural Engineering
  • UTME Requirements for Agricultural Engineering
  • Plus any other useful information you may need that will ease your registration process.

Schools with Options
FUTO offers Agricultural Engineering with options in:

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  • Soil & Water Engineering Technology.
  • Farm Power and Machinery Engineering Technology.
  • Crop processing & Storage Technology

JAMB UTME Requirements for Agricultural Engineering

Applicants are advised to note that, Use of English Language is compulsory for all courses in JAMB while the other three (3) subjects must be relevant to their chosen course.

JAMB Subject Combination for Agricultural Engineering:

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The UTME subjects needed to study Agricultural Engineering are;

WAEC Requirements for Agricultural Engineering:

  • Interested applicants must acquire at least five (5) WASSCE credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and anyone from Introduction to Agricultural Science or Materials & Workshop Process and Machining, Tractor Layout Power Unit Under Carriage and Auto Electricity, Transmission System, Implement and Machine, Principles of Crop Husbandry and Land Use, Materials and Workshop Processes; Construction and Maintenance of Agricultural Machines; general Metal Work; General Wood Work and  Building/Engineering Drawing.

Direct Entry Requirements for Agricultural Engineering:

  • Direct entry applicants must acquire at least two (2) A-Level passes in Physics and Mathematics.
  • NCE applicants must acquire ND/HND upper credit at appropriate levels.

NOTE: Please Kindly make reference to JAMB Brochure for SPECIAL CONSIDERATION AND WAIVER REMARKS by various universities for Agricultural Engineering. KINDLY CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE JAMB BROCHURE. You can as well download the JAMB Brochure if you want, it’s FREE.

Universities Offering Agricultural Engineering: 

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You can enroll in the Bachelor’s degree programs for Agricultural Engineering through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), Direct Entry, or the Pre-degree Programme.
Basically, the purpose of the entry requirement is to ensure that those admitted have the necessary preparedness to scale through the program. There is a compulsory screening test in some of these universities for all eligible candidates.

Conclusion

In this article, we provided all the JAMB Subject Combination for Agricultural Engineering, and WAEC subjects for Agricultural Engineering including other valuable information for prospective applicants. Has this article provided the answer(s) to your query? if yes, leave a comment in the comment box to express your satisfaction or ask any question you have and we will reply to you as soon as possible.

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