This article is designed to help students who wish to study Education and Mathematics under the Faculty of Education at Federal University, Otuoke.

It is very important for all candidates who wish to apply for any of the courses offered in FUOTUOKE to carefully confirm and see if the course they Selected is offered in the institution before registering for JAMB.
Federal University, Otuoke, has released its academic requirements to the Department of Education and Mathematics.
This article will help all Federal University, Otuoke aspirants know their O’Level subjects and UTME Subjects to study Mathematics.
It will also enable them to gain admission into the school without difficulty. All aspirants should read the subject combination for both O’Level and UTME carefully to avoid mistakes.
The two lists below are not the same, and the difference matters. One sets out the four papers to register at JAMB, the other the credits your school certificate must show before an application is considered.
Admission Requirements for Education and Mathematics
JAMB Subject
English, Mathematics, and any two of Physics, Chemistry, and Economics or Geography
O’Level Requirements
English, Mathematics, Physics, and two of Chemistry, Further Mathematics, and Biology
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Where the FUOTUOKE Education and Mathematics Lists Diverge
English and Mathematics appear on both lists and are the two subjects no candidate can avoid. Everything after them differs between the JAMB registration and the O’level result.
At JAMB the remaining two papers come from Physics, Chemistry, and Economics or Geography, which leaves room for a commercial or arts subject in the combination.
At O’level there is no such room. Physics is required outright, and the last two credits must come from Chemistry, Further Mathematics and Biology.
A candidate who chose Economics and Geography at JAMB would therefore still need Physics plus two of those three sciences on the result sheet.
Check both lists side by side before registering, since the JAMB combination is the easier of the two to change once the O’level results are already in hand.

