Civil Engineering at Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri. sets a departmental screening mark forty points above the general JAMB figure, which makes the post-UTME exercise the real test here.
The O’Level list is broad and reaches into the workshop subjects. Engineering Drawing, Basic Electronics, Metal Work and Wood Work are all named alongside the conventional sciences.
That breadth suits candidates from technical secondary schools. The sections below cover the O’Level credits, the JAMB papers, the polytechnic score and the departmental cut-off.
Candidates must meet the following requirements to study Civil Engineering (CE) at the Federal Polytechnic Nekede.
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Fed Poly Nekede Civil Engineering (CE) Admission Requirements
O’Level Subject Combination
Candidates must have credits in Mathematics, English language, Physics, and Chemistry, and any two from Biology/Agricultural Science, Engineering drawing/Technology Drawing, Geography, Economics/Commerce, Basic Electronics, Metal work, Wood Work.
Jamb Subject Combination
Candidates will write the following four (4) subjects in Jamb.
English Language, Mathematics, Physics/Technical Drawing or
Chemistry.
Jamb Score
For any candidate to be admitted to any Department in Federal Polytechnic Nekede, the Candidate must score 180 and above in JAMB.
Departmental Cut-off Mark/ Post Utme Score
A candidate who wishes to study Civil Engineering (CE) at the Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri must score 220 and above in the school Post UTME Screening Exercise.
Workshop Subjects Count at Fed Poly Nekede Civil Engineering
The O’Level line names Mathematics, English Language, Physics and Chemistry, then adds any two from Biology or Agricultural Science, Engineering Drawing or Technology Drawing, Geography, Economics or Commerce, Basic Electronics, Metal Work and Wood Work.
Note that the line names four subjects plus two more, which comes to six credits rather than five. Candidates should confirm the exact total with the department before applying.
The optional list itself is genuinely useful. A candidate who took Metal Work or Basic Electronics rather than Biology has a recognised route into this programme.
The JAMB registration is four subjects: English Language, Mathematics, and Physics or Technical Drawing, or Chemistry.
The general JAMB score for any department at Federal Polytechnic Nekede is 180 and above, while the Civil Engineering post-UTME cut-off is 220 and above. The higher figure is the one that decides admission.