Nutrition and Consumers Service O’level and UTME subjects combination is the same for all schools irrespective of the higher institution. For example, all universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education offering Nutrition and Consumers Service are mandated to make use of the same Subject Combo as a requirement for the above course.
Making use of the correct and approved O’level subject requirements plus JAMB subject combination for Nutrition and Consumers Service makes the admission process much easier for candidates seeking admission to Nutrition and Consumers Service in their various institutions.
Not many are aware that one of the major reasons for the increase in purchase of change of university and institution is because before embarking on the UTME, most candidates fail to confirm the correct O’level subjects required to study Nutrition and Consumers Service and thus making them go through the process of change of course or institution and sometimes both.
In this post today, we shall be giving candidates full details as regards the WAEC and NECO otherwise known as O’level subject’s combination and requirements for studying Nutrition and Consumers Service in our universities and polytechnics.
Nutrition and Consumers Service is a course for science inclined students in secondary schools and it is one of the most sought-after courses which students upon graduating from secondary school search for online. We will not just concentrate on the O’level subjects required to study, Nutrition and Consumers Service or the list of universities in Nigeria offering Nutrition and Consumers Service but also, the best schools to study this course. This is not to say that other schools offering Nutrition and Consumers Service are of lesser quality.
Upon completing this post, you ought to be clear about the followings:
- O’level Subjects for studying Nutrition and Consumers Service in any Nigerian University or polytechnic.
- Admission Requirements for studying Nutrition and Consumers Service.
- Whether you can combine WAEC and NECO results to Study Nutrition and Consumers Service (Yes you can though this also depends on the institution).
- Cut off Mark Nutrition and Consumers Service in any University or Polytechnic.
- List of Universities in Nigeria that offers Nutrition and Consumers Service.
O’LEVEL AND UTME APPROVED SUBJECTS COMBINATION FOR NUTRITION AND CONSUMERS SERVICE
Also, in the quest to study Nutrition and Consumers Service, most candidates look out for the best institution for studying Nutrition and Consumers Service as a course. Say for example; the university listed below is not just known for studying Nutrition and Consumers Service but can be regarded as the best schools for this course.
O’LEVEL COMBINATION AND REQUIREMENTS FOR STUDYING NUTRITION AND CONSUMERS SERVICE
Studying Nutrition and Consumers Service as the case may present itself requires that candidate possess the following:
- Five (5) O’level credit passes in Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Mathematics, Physics, English Language and any one of Nutrition, Fine Arts, Textile, Construction, Technical Drawing, Basic Electricity, Basic Catering and Food Services, Bakery and Confectioneries, General Metal Work, Men Garment Construction and Finishing, Spinning, Weaving, Surface Design and Printing, Bleaching, Dyeing and Finishing, Ladies Garment Construction and Finishing.
Now let’s go through the O’level (NECO/WAEC) and JAMB approved subjects’ combination for studying Nutrition and Consumers Service before discussing about the cut off mark.
Direct Entry Requirement for Nutrition and Consumers Service:
- Two (2) A Level passes or equivalents in Chemistry and Biology/Botany/ Agricultural Science/Economics/ Physics/Mathematics/ Geography/Accounting.
UTME Subject combination for Nutrition and Consumers Service:
- English Language, Chemistry, Biology/Agriculture and Mathematics/Physics or one Social Science subject.
CUT OFF MARK FOR NUTRITION AND CONSUMERS SERVICE
It is advised that prospective students score up to 220 minimum JAMB cut off mark and above to stand a chance of studying Nutrition and Consumers Service due to the competitive nature of the course. Though cut off mark may vary from school to school. Ideally, the 220 JAMB score is enough to see any candidate through so long as you pass your post UTME very well.
LIST OF UNIVERSITIES OFFERING NUTRITION AND CONSUMERS SERVICE
- OAU
Hope the above information is well understood? If you have any question as regards O’level subject’s requirements for studying Nutrition and Consumers Service and the JAMB approved subjects’ combination for Nutrition and Consumers Service as a course, kindly get back to us via our comment section below and we shall respond accordingly.
