One admission requirement that universities need is the subject combination in JAMB and WAEC—notably, one of the reasons for changing students’ courses is the combination of the wrong subjects. Also, you will get the JAMB and WAEC Subject Combination for Philosophy and Religious Studies in this post.
This post will tell you what you need to know about Philosophy and Religious Studies.
What You Need to Know About Philosophy and Religious Studies
- Firstly, Philosophy and Religious Studies is a course that seeks to develop analytic and critical thinking skills to enhance student’s ability to express ideas in thinking and writing and foster a climate of engagement in moral and ethical thought.
- Secondly, the Philosophy and Religious Studies course will take students about four years at the University. But this depends on students’ entry mode and is also possible if there are no carryovers.
- Thirdly, it is an art and commercial course suitable only for this set of students.
- Fourthly, It is not a competitive course, and students might find the entrance difficult.
- Fifthly, job availability for one with a Philosophy and Religious Studies degree is high and competitive. Students should graduate with an excellent degree to secure a job quickly.
- Sixthly, according to JAMB, Philosophy and Religious Studies is under the art faculty; this might be different in some universities.
WAEC Subject Combination for Philosophy and Religious Studies
You need at least five subjects in WAEC (West Africa Examination Council). You can apply subjects in WAEC to NECO (National Examination Council) or any O’Level examination. Below is the Subject Combination for Philosophy and Religious Studies.
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Any three art subjects
JAMB Subject Combination for Philosophy and Religious Studies
Similarly, in JAMB (Joint Admission and Matriculation Board), you need four subjects, and English is compulsory. Also, this examination is responsible for students’ admission into the University. The JAMB subject combination for Philosophy and Religious Studies should include.
- English Language
- Any three art subjects
Conclusion
The JAMB (Joint Admission and Matriculation Board) cut-off mark for Philosophy and Religious Studies is 150. Some federal and state universities’ cut-off marks might be 180 and 200. So, students must check the JAMB cut-off mark of the University they want to apply for.
Lastly, Students need five credits in WAEC (West African Examination Council) or NECO (National Examination Council). Applicants should also ensure they pass the University Post-UTME.
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