Applied Biology

The list of schools that offer Applied Biology under the faculty of Sciences in Nigeria, have been presented here.

We will also talk about;
- The JAMB subject combination for Applied Biology
- O'Level subjects and requirements
- Direct Entry requirements
- and other information you require to successfully gain admission to study Applied Biology in the faculty of Sciences.

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Applied Biology can be studied under the Sciences in the following Nigerian Universities;

Subject Combination JAMB UTME Requirements

Chemistry, Biology and either Physics or Mathematics.

 

SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS

(i) BUK requires Biology, Chemistry and either Physics or Mathematics.

 

O'level Requirements

Five (5) SSC credit passes  in English Language, Biology, Mathematics, Chemistry and any one (1) of  Health  Science, Statistics, Physics and Geography.

 

SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS

(i) EBSU require ‘O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Biology.

(ii) BUK requires five (5) SSCE credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology and Geography or Physics.

Direct Entry Requirements

The direct entry requirements for Applied Biology in the Faculty of Sciences are as follows:

 

Two (2) 'A' Level passes in Biology and either Chemistry or Physics.


SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVER) REMARKS

(i) RSU accepts holders of the following qualifications for year II
(a) ND in relevant fields for admissions to 200 level;
(b) HND relevant to the field for admissions to 300 level.

(ii) RHEMA accepts ND/HND lower credit plus the UTME requirements.

(iii) EBSU accepts ND/HND upper credit, NCE merit respectively in the relevant programmes

(iv) BUK accepts
a) two (2) ‘A’ level passes in Chemistry and any one from Biology, Zoology or Botany.

b) IJMB.

c) NCE – Minimum of B grade in the relevant subject combination, minus Education in all programmes in the faculty of Life Sciences.