Geography and Planning
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- The JAMB subject combination for Geography and Planning
- O'Level subjects and requirements
- Direct Entry requirements
- and other information you require to successfully gain admission to study Geography and Planning in the faculty of Social & Management Sciences.
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Subject Combination JAMB UTME Requirements
Geography and any Arts or Social Sciences subjects
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVERS) REMARK
(i) AAUA requires Geography, Mathematics and any other Science or Social Science subjects.
(ii) LASU also accepts Science subjects.
O'level Requirements
Five (5) SSC credit passes to include English language, Mathematics and Geography.
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVERS) REMARK
(i) AAUA requires five (5) ‘O’ Level credit passes to include English Language, Mathematics, Geography and two other Social Science or Science subjects.
Direct Entry Requirements
Two (2) 'A' Level passes including Geography
SPECIAL CONSIDERATION (WAIVERS) REMARK
(i) AAUA in addition to 'O' Level requirements:
a. candidates must have must pass Geography and one other social science or science subject at A/L
b. ND (Upper Credit) in Town Planning, Surveying, Environmental Management, Estate Management and Urban & Regional Planning.
c. NCE Geography or Geography related combination with minimum of credit pass and other relevant subjects.
(ii) LASU accepts 'A' Level pass in any one of Economics, Government, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics
