This is to inform the general public and all Adeyemi College Of Education, Ondo (ACEONDO) aspirants that the admission requirements for the Department of Islamic/Economics Studies have been published.
The admission requirements include O’level Subject combinations, JAMB UTME Subject combinations, and School and Departmental Cut-Off Marks.
Economics runs through both subject lists for this department, named at Ordinary Level and again as a JAMB paper. English Language is the other constant.
The option places accept Arts or Social Science subjects on each list, which keeps the requirement open to candidates from either background.
Entry Requirements
O’Level Subject Combination
The O’level subject combination and requirements needed to study Islamic/Economics Studies include the following: Five (5) SSCE credit passes in the following subjects:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Economics and any two Arts/Social Science subjects
English Language, Mathematics and Economics are the three named credits, with the remaining two drawn from the Arts or the Social Sciences.
JAMB UTME Subject Combination
Candidates will write the following Four (4) Subjects in JAMB
- English Language
- Islamic Studies
- Economics and any Arts/Social Science subject
Islamic Studies appears here as a named paper, so the four are English Language, Islamic Studies, Economics and one Arts or Social Science subject.
Mathematics is required among the Ordinary Level credits but has no place in the JAMB registration for this department.
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The score decides eligibility for the screening exercise. Reaching it is necessary but does not secure a place on its own.
About Adeyemi College of Education
Adeyemi College of Education, also known as Aceondo, is a Federal College in Ondo State, Nigeria’s southwest. The federal government of Nigeria manages the college.
The college, which is affiliated with the prestigious OAU in Ile-Ife, was founded in 1964 and named after a Nigerian educator.
The college aspires to be the reference point for teacher education in Nigeria, training students in academic and moral standards of international renown.
Where ACEONDO Islamic Studies and Economics Names Its Subjects
Economics is the subject to confirm first, since it is the one specialist subject named on both lists with no alternative offered.
Beyond that the requirement is accommodating, leaving two Ordinary Level credits and one JAMB paper open to any Arts or Social Science subject.
The Ordinary Level list does not name Islamic Studies, although it appears in the course title and in the JAMB combination. Confirm with the ACEONDO admission office or the current JAMB brochure whether an Islamic Studies credit is required.