Combinations of Post-UTME Subjects

We have observed that many students are still unsure of the Post UTME subject combinations for their specific degrees after the Post UTME was reinstated in Nigerian educational institutions.

As a result, we have chosen to provide you with a list of the Post UTME subject combinations that will be utilized to evaluate applicants at all Nigerian universities.

Please be aware that all courses must be taken in English. The Post-UTME subject combinations listed below automatically include it as a result.

1. Agriculture:

Biology or agriculture, Chemistry, and any Mathematics and Physics course.

2 Second, agricultural economics

Mathematics, Biology, and Agricultural Sciences.

3 Engineering for Agricultural Use:

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

4 Agriculture Extension

Biology/Agricultural Science combined with chemistry, math, or physics

5. Agronomy

Biology, agriculture, and chemistry, as well as mathematics or physics.

(6) Anatomy

Biology, chemistry, and mathematics, or physics.

7.Animal Science and Production:

biology/agricultural science, physics/mathematics, and chemistry.

8 Engineering:

Any of the following: Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Geography, Art, Biology, and Economics.

 9 Biochemistry

Physics, chemistry, and biology.

10. The field of biology:

Biology, chemistry, and either mathematics or physics.

11. Botany:

Chemistry, biology, and any other science course.

12. Structure:

All branches of chemistry, as well as mathematics, geography, art, biology, and economics.

Chemistry 13.

Mathematics, two each of Physics, Biology, and Chemistry.

Civil engineering, 14.

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Chemical engineering, 15.

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Engineering using computers: (16)

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Computer science (17):

Aside from math and physics, these subjects also include biology, chemistry, agricultural science, economics, and geography.

Crop Science and Production:

Biology or agriculture, chemistry, and either math or physics.

Dental care:

Biology, Chemistry, and one Science course.

Electrical science (20.)

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Electronic Engineering (#21)

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Estate Management 22.

Three subjects: math, economics, and another.

Fisheries: 23.

Biology/Agricultural Science, Chemistry, and all other Science courses.

Food science and technology, number 24,

Agriculture science, physics and math, and chemistry.

Forestry: 25.

Biology, agriculture, and chemistry, as well as mathematics or physics.

Geology: 26.

any one of the following three subjects: geography, biology, mathematics, physics, and chemistry.

Industrial Chemistry, Number 27

Chemistry, math, and any of biology, agriculture, or physics.

Mathematics: 28

Mathematics and two each from Economics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Chemistry.

Marine Engineering 29

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Mechanical engineering (30)

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

31. Science in the Mechanical Laboratory:

Biology, physics, and chemistry.

Medical Rehabilitation (32).

Biology, physics, and chemistry.

33. Surgery and medicine:

physics, chemistry, and biology.

Engineering of Metallurgy and Materials:

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Microbiology, 35.

Chemistry, Physics, and either Mathematics or Biology.

Nursing: 36.

biology, chemistry, and physics.

Petroleum and gas engineering, or 37

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Pharmacy: 38.

physics, chemistry, and biology.

Physiology 39

physics, chemistry, and biology.

Physiotherapy (40)

physics, chemistry, and biology.

Physics: 41

Physics, math, and either biology or chemistry.

Industrial and production engineering, 42.

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

43. Mathematics, both pure and applied:

Mathematics, physics, biology, agricultural science, chemistry, and geography are the three subjects.

Quantity surveying, 44.

All branches of chemistry, as well as mathematics, geography, art, biology, and economics.

Radiology: 45.

Physics, chemistry, and biology.

46. Information:

Agricultural science, mathematics, and any of physics, chemistry, economics, or biology.

47. Science of Soil:

Agricultural science, chemistry, biology, plus physics or math.

Structure engineering: 48.

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Geoinformatics and surveying, number 49:

All branches of chemistry, as well as mathematics, geography, art, biology, and economics.

System engineering 50.

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Urban and regional planning (number 51)

Geography, mathematics, and one of economics, physics, or chemistry.

Veterinarian Medicine:

physics, chemistry, and biology.

54. Botany:

any two of physics, chemistry, and mathematics, along with biology.

combination of social sciences subjects

CRK/IRS, English Language, and any two more topics.

Social Work: 21.

Any subject, including geography, economics, and mathematics.

Anthropology and sociology, number 22,

use of English and three arts or social science subjects.

23. Travel:

Any subject, including English, mathematics, economics, and others.

Economics, mathematics, and any of government, history, geography, English, or French literature, as well as CRK/IRK.

8. Location:

Radiology: 45.

Physics, chemistry, and biology.

46. Information:

Agricultural science, mathematics, and any of physics, chemistry, economics, or biology.

47. Science of Soil:

Agricultural science, chemistry, biology, plus physics or math.
Structure engineering: 48.

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.

Geoinformatics and surveying, number 49:

All branches of chemistry, as well as mathematics, geography, art, biology, and economics.

System engineering 50.

Chemistry, Physics, and mathematics.
Geography and two additional Social Science or Arts courses.

9. Human resource administration:

Government, economics, and any other areas that are pertinent.

10. Employment Relations:

Economics, mathematics, and one more subject that is pertinent.

11. Coverage:

three subjects: math, economics, and another.

12. Foreign Relations:

English literature, geography/government/history, and economics.

Bibliographical science

any three arts or social science courses that use English.

14. Advertising:

Economics, mathematics, and one other pertinent subject.

15. Media and Mass Media

English literature, political science, or CRK/IRK.

Philosophy 16.

Use of English, Government, and up to two other subjects.

Political Science, 17.

use of two additional social studies or arts topics in addition to English, government, or history.

Psychology: 18.

Use of English as well as any three more Arts or Social Science courses

Public administration (19)

Urban and regional planning (number 51)

Geography, mathematics, and one of economics, physics, or chemistry.

Veterinarian Medicine:

physics, chemistry, and biology.

54. Botany:

any two of physics, chemistry, and mathematics, along with biology.

combination of subjects for Arts

1. Studies of Arabic and Islam:

English, Arabic, and two more arts or social science courses.

2. Studies of Christian Religion:

English use, two art subjects, including knowledge of Christian religion, and any other subject.

3. Literary and English Studies:

Use of English, English-language literature, government, history, or any other art-related courses.

4. Applied and fine art

Use of a social science subject, English, fine art, and two other arts topics.

5. Literature and a Foreign Language:

Use of Social Science, English Language, Fine Art, and two other Arts topics.

French 6.

Use of English, French, and any additional two arts or social science courses.

7. Hausa:

Arabic, English, Hausa, English-language literature, and any of economics, government, history, or Arabic.

8. International studies and history:

Using English, History/Government, and any other two Arts & Social Science subjects.

9. Law:

use of English, any three arts disciplines, or social science.

10. Language:

English use, two suitable arts courses, and any other subject.

Theatrical Arts:

English use, English literature, and two other pertinent disciplines.

12. Igbo:

English, Igbo, and two topics from the social sciences and the arts are all used.

13. Media and Mass Media

English usage, English-language literature, economics, and government, or CRK/IRK.

14. Music:

Use of any other subject in addition to English, Music, and one other Arts subject

Yoruba: 15.
Utilization of English, Yoruba, and two additional arts or social science topics.

Please Note: English language usage is required for all courses. As a result, it is already included by default in the topic choices for the Post UTME.
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