JAMB Subject Combination for Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts

Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts: UTME subjects, O'Level and Direct Entry requirements and institutions listed in this guide.

Before registration, check Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts against your chosen institution in JAMB's iBASS eligibility checker. Requirements and institution-specific waivers can change; the details below are a guide, not confirmation of current eligibility.

List of Universities Offering Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts

UTME and Direct Entry Requirements to Study Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts

Direct Entry Requirement for Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts:

  • (i) Two (2) A Level passes in Arts or Fine Arts and any other subject.
  • (ii) ND upper credit HND lower credit from recognised institutions.

UTME Requirement for Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts:

  • Five (5) SSC credit passes to include English Language and Fine Arts.
  • For holders of NTC, the relevant subjects could be General Wood work, Building/Engineering Drawing, Introduction to Building Construction; Decorative Painting; Spray Painting, Lining, Sign and Design; Wall hanging, Colour Mixing/Matching and Glazing; Printing Origination; Machine Printing and Finishing; General Metal Work, Basic Electricity, Spinning, Weaving, Surface Design and Printing; Bleaching, Dyeing and Finishing; Graphic Design; Graphic Printing and Ceramics.

UTME Subject combination for Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts:

  • Fine Arts and two (2) other Arts subjects or Social Science subjects.

NOTE: Kindly make references to JAMB Brochure for remarks/waiver for Fine Arts/Fine And Applied Arts. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS JAMB BROCHURE.

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