JAMB Subject Combination for Yoruba [UPDATED]

Accurate JAMB Subject Combination & UTME/DE Requirement for YORUBA IN FACULTY OF ARTS/HUMANITIES.

Do you want to study Yoruba as a course/program in any Nigerian University?? Then Allschool has got you covered…..

On this page, we are going to show you the UTME subject combination, O’level & Direct Entry (DE) requirement for Yoruba in the Faculty of Arts. We will also show you the special consideration (waiver) for the course.

The UTME and Direct requirements below were lifted from the JAMB Official Brochure. It is the Accurate and Official version for the above course.

In JAMB, what is the meaning of Special Consideration (Waiver)??

It means, additional requirements for a particular course in a particular school. If your school have a special consideration for either O’level Requirement, UTME Subject Combination or Direct Entry Requirement, then please take note of it.

Note sometimes in special consideration column, the school requirement might be slight different from the general requirement. We advice you know your desired school’s special consideration for your course. ITS NECESSARY else you might be denied admission.

UTME/JAMB SUBJECT FOR YORUBA

Below is the UTME/JAMB SUBJECT COMBINATION for YORUBA in faculty of Arts and Humanities.

English Language(*), Yoruba and two (2) other subjects in Arts or Social Sciences.

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(i) IBADAN – requires Yoruba and two (2) other subjects in Arts or Social Sciences.
(ii) OAU requires three (3) subjects from Arts and/or Social Sciences.
(iii) OOU – Yoruba and two (2) Arts subjects.
(iv) ILORIN requires Yoruba and two (2) other subjects in Arts/Social Science.
(v) LAGOS requires English Language and any three Arts, Science or Social Sciences

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O’LEVEL REQUIREMENT FOR YORUBA

Below is the UTME Requirement for YORUBA in faculty of Arts and Humanities;

Five (5) SSC credit passes to include Yoruba and English Language.

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(i) IBADAN requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes at one sitting or six (6) ‘O’ Level credit passes at two (2) sittings including English Language and two (2) Arts subjects, one of which must be Yoruba
(ii) ILORIN accepts five (5) ‘O’ level credit passes to include Yoruba, English Language, Mathematics and two (2) other Arts/Social Science Subjects. It also accepts candidate who do not offer Yoruba (Language/Literature) but meet other UTME entry requirements.
(iii) OAU requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes to include English Language and any Arts subject.
(iv) AAUA requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes to include English Language, Yoruba, Mathematics and any two subjects.
(v) LAGOS requires Five O/Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics and any three Arts, Science or Social Sciences. Social Studies and Civic Education are also accepted.

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DIRECT ENTRY REQUIREMENT FOR YORUBA

Two (2) ‘A’ level passes to include Yoruba or Literature-in-English.

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(i) IBADAN accepts two (2) ‘A’ Level passes to include Yoruba and another Arts or Social Science subject, It accepts NCE credit/merit in Yoruba and another Arts or Social Science subject.
(ii) OAU accepts NCE merit in Yoruba
(iii) LAGOS accepts Very good passes in three JUPEB/A’ Level subjects in Yoruba/Igbo and any two of History, CRS/IRS, French, Government, Music, Visual Arts and Literature in English. NCE (Merit) in two subjects to include a Nigerian Language.
(iv) ILORIN requires; a) At least two (2) ‘A’ level passes to include Yoruba and any other Arts/Social Science. b) NCE/Diploma (Upper Credit) in Yoruba and Social Science subject.

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