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UTME and O’level Subjects For Banking and Finance (Universities)

schoolforum May 4, 2021
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To study Banking and Finance as a UTME candidate, there are O’level subjects to meet, JAMB UTME subjects to write and cut off marks to meet up for the proposed institution’s admission requirements. This post is all you need to guide you on this.

NOTE:
  1. All schools in this post are represented by acronyms. If you want to get their full meanings and addresses of these universities, click here.
  2. The collection of the universities here is extracted from the JAMB official brochure. Hence, be rest assured that every information on this page is official.
JAMB generally makes it clear in the updated JAMB brochure that candidates seeking Banking and Finance admission into 100 level should:
  1. Write English, Mathematics, Economics, plus any one (1) of Government and Geography.
  2. Also, candidates should possess at least five (5) SSC credit passes to include: English Language, Mathematics, and any other subjects. 
  3. For NBC (NABTEB), the other two (2) relevant subjects could be from any of the following; Accounting, Principles of Accounts, Commerce, Office Practice, and Economics.

However, some universities can be so specific as to what they want from candidates. Hence, some accept certain O’level subjects or grades other than the one stated by JAMB above. In the same vein, some universities prefer certain subject combinations instead. Below is the list of those universities and their specific requirements.

Individual University’s SSCE Subjects and Grades For Banking and Finance

  1. COVENANT  requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes to include English Language, Mathematics, Economics, one science subject from the following: Biology, Health/ General Science, Agricultural Science, Physics and Chemistry, and either of Geography, Government, Accounting, Book Keeping, and Commerce.UNIOSUN requires five (5)’O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics and Economics are compulsory with ‘O’ Level credit passes in at least two (2) other subjects from Geography, Government, Accounts, and Book-Keeping at one sitting.
  2. EBSU requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics. Government and any other subject.
  3. REDEEMERS requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes to include English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other two (2) subjects in Social Sciences.
  4. GOUU requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes at not more than two (2) sittings in subjects which include English Language, Mathematics and Economics.
  5. WESTERN-DEL requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes including English Language, Mathematics, Economics or Accounts, one other Social Science subject and any one other subject of choice.
  6. NDU requires five (5)’O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and any two (2) of the following; Accounting, Business Methods, Commerce, Government, Geography, and Statistics.
  7. LASU requires two (2) other subjects from Principles of Account, Commerce, and Office Practice.
  8. RHEMA accepts ND in Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Accounting, Financial Studies, Agricultural Economics or NCE in Economics/Business Studies with the UTME requirements.
  9. CUAB requires five (5)’O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and any two (2) of the following: Commerce, Geography and Statistics.
  10. FUNAAB requires two (2)’O’ Level credit passes from any of Principles of Account, Commerce, Government, or Geography.
  11. UNIKINGS requires five (5) credits passes at SSC in English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and any other two (2) Social Science subjects.
  12. CHRISTOPHER requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics, one Science subject, and any one of Accounting, Business Methods, Commerce, Government, Geography, or Statistics.
  13. BELLS require five (5)’O’ Level credit passes at one or two (2) sittings which must include English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and any other two (2) subjects.
  14. EUI requires five (5) credit passes at SSC or its equivalent including English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and two (2) other relevant subjects at not more than two (2) sittings.
  15. LCITY requires ‘O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics/Commerce, and any other two (2) subjects.
  16. MOUNTAIN TOP   requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes at not more than two sittings to include English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other two subjects from the following: Geography, Biology, Commerce, Government, Account, and Book-keeping.
  17. ABU requires Five ‘O’ level credit passes including English Language, Economics, Mathematics, and any other two (2) Subjects.
  18. BELLS requires Five (5) SSC credit passes including English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and two (2) other relevant subjects.
  19. KASU requires Five ‘O’ level credit passes to include English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and two other subjects.
  20. LANDMARK requires Five (5) SSC credit passes including English Language, Mathematics, Economics, Commercial subject and at least a pass in science subject or a credit level pass in, social science.
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Individual University’s UTME Subjects For Banking and Finance

    1. CUAB, KWASU, and BENIN require Economics, Mathematics, and any other subject.
    2. NILE accepts Economics/Principles of Accounting and any two (2) Arts or Social Science subjects.
    3. AJAYI accepts Economics/Principles of Accounting and any two (2) Arts or Social Science subjects.
    4. BABCOCK accepts Commerce in lieu of Mathematics
    5. SALEM and WESTERN-DEL require Mathematics, Economics, and any other Social Science subject.
    6. LASU requires Economics and one of Government or Geography.
    7. AL-HIKMAH accepts Commerce in lieu of Mathematics or Economics.
    8. Principles of Account, Commerce, Government.
    9. ABUJA requires Economics/Commerce, Mathematics, and any other Social Science/ Commercial Subject.
    10. PAN-ATLANTIC accepts Principles of Accounting in lieu of Mathematics.
    11. BELLS accepts Mathematics and any two (2) Social Science subjects.
    12. MOUNTAIN TOP requires Mathematics, Accounts, and Economics.
    13. ABU requires the Use of English, Economics, mathematics, and any Management or Social Science Subject.
    14. BELLS requires  Mathematics, Economics and any other subject from Geography, Government, Commerce or Accounting.
    15. KASU requires Economics, Mathematics, and one other subject.
    16. LANDMARK requires Mathematics, Economics any other Commercial/Social Science.

    Individual University’s Cut-Off Mark For Banking and Finance

      There is probably no space to explain, in detail, what cut off marks the universities will require for Banking and Finance. It’s safe to say that the schools will accept the same cut-off mark required for other courses or related ones. You can search the name of your universities on this blog to see if I’d recently updated their post UTME adverts and cut-off marks they accept.
      And since the topic of the cut-off mark is so wide, I will advise you to check the first two related posts below to get the idea of three types of cut-off marks you’re to pay attention to and what your university is likely to draw as the cut-off mark for this admission year.

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