Public Administration & Local Govenment — JAMB Subject Combination (2026)

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JAMB Subject Combination

Use of English Five (5) SSC credit passes in GovernmentHistoryEnglish Languagethree (3) other subjects. A pass in Mathematics is required

To study Public Administration & Local Govenment in Nigeria, your JAMB UTME subject combination is Use of English, Five (5) SSC credit passes in Government or History, English Language and three (3) other subjects. A pass in Mathematics is required.. These requirements are published by JAMB (IBASS) for the 2026/2027 admission cycle.

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O’Level & JAMB Requirements

Five (5) SSC credit passes in Government or History, English Language and three (3) other subjects. A pass in Mathematics is required.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many subjects do I combine for Public Administration & Local Govenment in JAMB?

Four subjects: Use of English (compulsory for every candidate) plus Five (5) SSC credit passes in Government or History, English Language and three (3) other subjects. A pass in Mathematics is required..

Is Use of English compulsory for Public Administration & Local Govenment?

Yes. Use of English is compulsory in the UTME for Public Administration & Local Govenment and for every other course.

Can I study Public Administration & Local Govenment through Direct Entry?

Yes. Candidates with A-Level, NCE, ND or HND qualifications can apply for Public Administration & Local Govenment 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 Public Administration & Local Govenment?

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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