Printing Technology is offered under the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Federal Polytechnic, Oko (OKOPOLY). This page covers the O’Level subject combination, the UTME subjects and the JAMB score the polytechnic requires for screening.
Despite the faculty it sits in, the subject conditions are technical. Mathematics and Chemistry are required at O’Level, with three more from a list that runs through Physics, accounting, Metal Work, Basic Electricity and Technical Drawing or Fine Art.
It is very important for all candidates who wish to apply for any courses offered in OKOPOLY to carefully confirm and see if the course they Selected is offered in the institution before registering for JAMB.
The polytechnic is situated within Oko town in Orumba North Local Government of Anambra State.
The kernel of what eventually became the polytechnic was the brainchild of the Oko Progressive Union (OPU), greatly catalysed by the patronage, resourcefulness and result-oriented leadership of its pioneer chairman, a former Executive Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Dr Alex Ekwueme.
The institution is strategically located and surrounded by several centres of industries, commerce and diverse local crafts such as Awka (well known for blacksmith/iron works), Nnewi (Industry and technological products) and Onitsha and Aba (reputed for Commerce and Industries).
The climatic condition of the host community ranges between 28 and 42 degrees centigrade.
It is one of Nigeria’s fastest-developing tertiary institutions with a highly futuristic disposition. It has a functional memorandum of understanding with universities within and outside the country. The Polytechnic has three campuses.
- The main campus at Oko occupies a total land area of 89 hectares.
- Ufuma campus: This occupies a total land area of 52 hectares.
- Atani campus: This occupies a total area of 40 hectares.
To study Printing Technology at Oko, candidates must meet the following requirements.
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O’Level Subject Combination
The O’level subject combination and requirements needed to study Printing Technology;
You require
- Mathematics and Chemistry and three other subjects from: Mathematics,
- Physics,
- Book Keeping and Principles of Accounting , Economics/Commerce,
- Metal Work ,
- Basic Electricity,
- Technical Drawing/Fine Art
- At least a credit pass in English Language is compulsory
Jamb Subject Combination
In UTME, please note that English Language is Compulsory for this course. Therefore, the three (3) other JAMB UTME subject combination needed to study Printing Technology under the Faculty of Arts & Humanities at Federal Polytechnic, Oko include;
- Mathematics,
- Physics,
- Chemistry or Technical Drawing/Art
Direct Entry Requirement
These are the conditions you need to fulfill to gain Direct Entry admission to study Printing Technology, if you don’t intend to use UTME.
Federal Polytechnic, Oko does not set out a separate Direct Entry subject list for Printing Technology on this page. Candidates holding an NCE, a pre-ND or a technical diploma should ask the department what it will accept.
Keep your O’Level statement of result and any technical certificates together for that enquiry, since the school judges each prior qualification against the programme before offering a Direct Entry place.
JAMB Score
All candidates interested in getting admitted into Federal Polytechnic, Oko for the 2026/2027 session, should know that to be eligible for the screening, you must have scored 100 or above in your JAMB result.
The English Credit Behind OKOPOLY Printing Technology
The last line of the O’Level list is the one to read twice. A credit pass in English Language is compulsory, on top of Mathematics, Chemistry and the three subjects chosen from the technical and commercial options.
The UTME combination is tighter than the O’Level list. English Language is compulsory, then Mathematics, Physics, and either Chemistry or Technical Drawing or Art, which gives two valid registrations.
A JAMB score of 100 or above makes a candidate eligible for screening at Oko. That is the entry gate rather than the standard for an offer, so check the departmental cut-off published for the session as well.