Fine/Applied Arts — JAMB Subject Combination (2026)

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JAMB Subject Combination

Use of English ChemistryMathematicsFine ArtsPhysics

To study Fine/Applied Arts in Nigeria, your JAMB UTME subject combination is Use of English, Chemistry, Mathematics and Fine Arts/Physics.. These requirements are published by JAMB (IBASS) for the 2026/2027 admission cycle.

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O’Level & JAMB Requirements

Five (5) SSC passes to include English Language, Mathematics, Fine Arts and two (2) other from social science subject. Mathematics, Arts and one Social Science subject. For NTC the other two (2) relevant subjects could be from any of the following: Decorative Painting; Spray Painting, Lining, Sign and Design; Wall Handling, Colour Mixing/ For NTC the other two (2) relevant subjects could be from any of the following: Decorative Painting; Spray Painting, Lining, Sign and Design; Wall Handling, Colour Mixing/Matching and Glazing; Graphic Painting; Ceramics; Basic Electricity; Building/Engineering Drawing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many subjects do I combine for Fine/Applied Arts in JAMB?

Four subjects: Use of English (compulsory for every candidate) plus Chemistry, Mathematics and Fine Arts/Physics..

Is Use of English compulsory for Fine/Applied Arts?

Yes. Use of English is compulsory in the UTME for Fine/Applied Arts and for every other course.

Can I study Fine/Applied Arts through Direct Entry?

Yes. Candidates with A-Level, NCE, ND or HND qualifications can apply for Fine/Applied Arts through JAMB Direct Entry (DE) instead of sitting the UTME, subject to the institution's DE requirements.

What O'Level result do I need for Fine/Applied Arts?

You need at least five (5) SSCE credit passes obtained in not more than two sittings, including the subjects listed under JAMB Requirements above.

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