Course Title: EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS
Course Description
Education and Economics or the economics of education is the study of economic issues relating to education, including the demand for education, the financing and provision of education, and the comparative efficiency of various educational programs and policies. From early works on the relationship between schooling and labor market outcomes for individuals, the field of the economics of education has grown rapidly to cover virtually all areas with linkages to education.
Subject Combination for JAMB
Here are the courses to combine when filling this course for JAMB UTME
Course Cut of Point
is the minimum cut off point for EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS as specified by JAMB.
Also, the required cut-of-points for this course (EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS) depends on the school you are applying for, basically many schools have a different minimum cut of marks for accepting students in this area, which may be higher or even lower than JAMB recommend. Also, it is important to note that your O'level result (WAEC, NECO, GCE etc) is a primary criteria for screening, continue reading to know the required subjects you must have on your O'Level result
EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS Requirement UTME
EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS Requirements Direct Entry
Schools offering EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS
EDU ECON Special Consideration
(i) CALABAR accepts NCE credit or meritin Economics
and one (1) other subject.
(ii) IBADAN accepts NCE graduates from all affiliated
Colleges of Education into 300 level.
(iv) UYO requires'O' levelcredit pass in Mathematics.
(v) LAGOS accepts
a. NCE merit in Economics and any one (1) of
Geography, Government, and Financial Accounting.
b. very good passes in three (3) JUPEB subjects:
Economics, Mathematics and other subject from
Geography, Government, Accounting.
c. two (2) ‘A’ level passes in Economics and any one (1)
of Geography, Government or Commerce
d. candidates must also satisfy the
UTME requirements.
(vi) LASU accepts NCE merit in Accounting or Business
Education.
(vii) BIU same as Business Education
(viii) TASUED accepts two (2) ‘A’ level passes/NCE merit in
Economics and any one (1) of Mathematics, Statistics,
Geography, Agricultural Science, Accounting, Business
Management, History or Government.
(ix) OAU accepts two (2) ‘A’ level passes in Economics and
one
(1) other Social Sciences subject or NCE credit/merit
in two
(2) teaching or Professional subjects. NCE BusinessMathematics and Economics to form the core
subjects, with 'O' levelcredit passes in three (3) other
relevant Arts or Social Science subjects at not more
than two (2) sittings. Candidate must earn an
acceptable score in the UTME.
(ix) EBSU requires five (5) 'O' level credit passes in
English Language, Mathematics, Economics,
Biology and any other Social Science subject.
(x) LAGOS requires 'O' levelcredit passes in English
Language, Mathematics, Economics and any two
(2) of Geography, History/Government,
Literature in English, Financial Accounting and
Civic Education/Social Studies.
(xi) AAUA requires five (5) 'O' level credit passes at
two (2) sittings in English Language,
Mathematics, and Economics with other 'O'
levelcredit passes in Commerce, Geography and
Government.
UTME SUBJECTS
(i) DELSU requires two (2) of Geography/Physics,
Mathematics and Government.
(ii) BENIN accepts any other subject as the fourth (4th)
subject.
(iii) TASUED requires Economics, Mathematics and any of
Government, History, Geography, Commerce and
Accounting.
(iv) LASU requires Geography.
(v) EBSU requires any other subject as the third (3rd)
subject.
(vi) ABSU accepts Christian Religious Studies/Islamic
Studies and any two (2) subjects.
(vii) OOU requires Economics or Mathematics and any
two (2) other Social Science subjects.
(viii) LAGOS requires English Language, Mathematics,
Economics and any one (1) of Geography,
History/Government and Literature in English.
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