One reason students’ courses are changed, and sometimes they find it difficult to gain admission, is the combination of wrong subjects. The JAMB and WAEC Subject Combination for Agricultural Economics/Extension is meant for students who want to study this course.
The subject combinations of the two courses might differ because of their fields, so students should check out one of the courses they want to study. This page will tell you what to know about Agricultural Economics and Extension Services. It will also provide the JAMB and WAEC Subject Combination for Agricultural Economics and Extension Services and admission requirements.
WAEC Subject Combination for Agricultural Economics/Extension
The JAMB and WAEC Subject Combination for Agricultural Economics and Extension Services would come from science class due to the field of this course. Students need at least five credits in WAEC (West African Examination Council). They can apply the subject in WAEC to any other O’Level examination. Below is the Subject Combination for Agricultural Economics and Extension Services in WAEC
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Chemistry
- Agriculture or Biology
- Any of Physics, Geography and Economics
JAMB Subject Combination for Agricultural Economics/Extension
In JAMB (Joint Admission and Matriculation Board), students need four subjects, and the English Language is compulsory. This examination is responsible for students’ admission into the university. Below is the Subject Combination for Agricultural Economics and Extension Services in JAMB
- English Language
- Chemistry
- Agriculture or Biology
- Physics or Economics
Direct-Entry Requirements
The subject combination and requirements for all direct entry applicants to apply for agricultural economics/extension are below.
- Two (2) ‘A’ Level passes in Chemistry and one in Zoology/Botany/Agricultural Science/Biology, Geography, Mathematics, Physics, Geology, Economics and Health Science.
Conclusion
As we said earlier, students should use the above subject combinations for WAEC, JAMB, and Direct Entry correctly for Yoruba/Communication Art to avoid being disqualified from the admission process.
Students should also bear in mind that this course may be competitive. So, they should make sure they get a good grade.
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