Agronomy at the University Of Ibadan (UI) accepts Agricultural Science in place of Biology on both entry stages, which suits candidates who followed an agricultural track at secondary school.
Chemistry is the only subject on the page with no alternative attached. Mathematics and Physics are offered as substitutes for each other at JAMB, and Biology has its own stand in.
The departmental screening mark is set below the university wide JAMB figure. Both numbers are given below, along with the full subject conditions.
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UI Department Of Agronomy Admission Requirements
O’level Subject Combinations
Candidates who wish to study Agronomy at the University Of Ibadan (UI) must possess Five ‘O’ level subjects in one sitting or 6 ‘O’ level subjects in two sittings including: English Language, Biology/Agric Science, Chemistry, Mathematics and any one/two of Geography, Physics and Economics.
JAMB UTME Subject Combination
Candidates will write the following Four (4) Subjects in JAMB.
English Language, Chemistry, Agriculture or Biology, Mathematics or Physics
UI JAMB Cut-Off Mark
Generally, For any candidate to be admitted into the University Of Ibadan (UI) for any course at all, the candidate must score 200 and above in jamb. That is to say that the University Of Ibadan (UI) JAMB Cut-Off mark is 200.
UI Department Of Agronomy Departmental Cut-Off Mark
The UI Department of Agronomy’s Departmental Cut-Off Mark is 180. That is to say that, Candidates who seek admission to the University Of Ibadan (UI) Department of Agronomy must score 180 and above in the school UTME Screening exercise.
Agricultural Science Counts as Biology for UI Agronomy
The O’Level requirement is five subjects in one sitting or six across two sittings, including English Language, Biology or Agric Science, Chemistry, Mathematics and one or two of Geography, Physics and Economics.
The Biology or Agric Science pairing is the key concession. A candidate who took Agricultural Science rather than Biology at secondary school meets the condition without needing to resit.
The JAMB registration is four subjects: English Language, Chemistry, Agriculture or Biology, and Mathematics or Physics. Two of the four places carry a stated alternative.
Chemistry runs through both stages with no substitute offered. It is the single subject a prospective Agronomy candidate cannot be without.
The general JAMB cut-off for any course at the University Of Ibadan is given as 200, while the Agronomy departmental cut-off in the school UTME screening exercise is given as 180.