National Institute for Nigerian Languages Aba: Courses, Cut-off & Admission (2026/2027)

College of Education Federal Aba, Abia
33Programmes
100JAMB cut-off
1993Established
FederalOwnership

Updated: 25 August 2026 · By the SchoolNews Education Desk

National Institute for Nigerian Languages Aba (NINLAN) is a college of education located in Aba, Abia, established in 1993. It offers the 33 programmes listed below. The JAMB national minimum for the 2026/2027 session is 100 — the college's own entrance exam and departmental cut-offs may be higher, so confirm with the school.

Courses / Programmes 33

› Agricultural Education(Double Major) UTME: Use of English, Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Biology/General Science or Mathematics. › Business Education(Double Major) UTME: Use of English, Mathematics, Economics and any of Geography, Commerce and Principles of Accounts. › Christian Religious Studies/English UTME: Use of English, Christian Religious Studies, Literature in English Language and Arts subject. › Christian Religious Studies/Social Studies UTME: Use of English, Christian Religious Studies and any other of History/Government, Geography, Social Studies, Economics/Commerce. › Christian Religious Studies/Tiv UTME: Use of English, Christian Religious Studies, and any other two (2) Arts subjects. › Christian Religious Studies/Yoruba UTME: Use of English, Yoruba, Christian Religious Studies and any other Arts subject. › Computer Education/Biology UTME: Use of English, Biology and any two (2) of Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics › Computer Education/Nigerian Languages UTME: Use of English, Mathematics and any other two (2) subjects. › Computer Science Education/Mathematics UTME: Use of English, Mathematics and any other two (2) Science subjects. › Efik/Christian Religious Studies UTME: Use of English, Christian Religious Studies, and any other two (2) Arts subject. › Efik/Social Studies UTME: Use of English, Government/History and any two (2) Arts subject. › English/Social Studies UTME: Use of English, Literature in English and any of Arts/Social Science subjects. › French/English UTME: Use of English, French, Literature-in-English, and any other Arts subject. › French/Hausa UTME: Use of English, French, Hausa, and any other Arts subject. › French/Yoruba UTME: Use of English, French, Yoruba, and any other Arts subject. › Fulfulde/Christian Religious Studies UTME: Use of English, Christian Religious Studies and two (2) Arts subjects. › Fulfulde/English UTME: Use of English, Fulfulde and any Arts or Language subjects. › Hausa/English UTME: Use of English, Literature-in-English and any two (2) Arts subjects. › Hausa/Social Studies UTME: Use of English, Use of English Language, Hausa, and Social Studies. › Igbo/Christian Religious Studies UTME: Use of English, English Language, Igbo, Christian Religious Studies and any other Arts subject. › Igbo/English UTME: Use of English, English Language, Literature in English and two (2) other Arts subjects. › Igbo/Social Studies UTME: Use of English, English Language, Igbo, History/Government and any one (1) Arts/Social Science subject. › Kanuri/Christian Religious Studies UTME: Use of English, Christian Religious Studies and any two (2) Arts subjects. › Kanuri/English UTME: Use of English, Government/History, one (1) Arts and one (1) Social Science subject › Kanuri/Social Studies UTME: Use of English, Government/History, one (1) Arts and one (1) Social Science subject › Mathematics/Biology UTME: Use of English, Mathematics, Biology and any other Science subject. › Mathematics/Nigerian Languages UTME: Use of English, Mathematics and any other two (2) Science/Arts subjects. › Primary Education Studies(Double Major) UTME: Use of English, English Language and any other three (3) subjects. › Social Studies(Double Major) UTME: Use of English, Government/History and two (2) of Social Science subjects. › Tiv/Social Studies UTME: Use of English, Government/History and one (1) Arts, one (1) Social Science subject. › Yoruba/English UTME: Use of English, Literature in English, Yoruba and any Arts subjects › Yoruba/Political Science UTME: Use of English, Government/History and two (2) Arts/Social Science subject. › Yoruba/Social Studies UTME: Use of English, Yoruba, Government/History and one (1)Arts/Social Science.

NINLAN JAMB Cut-off Mark (2026/2027)

The JAMB national minimum for the 2026/2027 session is 100. This is the lowest score to be considered; the college also runs its own entrance examination, and departments frequently set higher cut-offs, so always confirm the current mark for your course with the school.

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