For candidates who wish to study Linguistics at Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), below are the admission requirements ranging from O’level subject combination, JAMB, And Departmental cut-off marks, and JAMB O’level subject combination.

Two separate marks apply here, one set by the university for every applicant and one set by the department itself at the post-UTME stage. The subject requirements are unusually open by comparison.
Unizik Department Of Linguistics Admission Requirements
O’level Subject Combination
Candidates must possess five (5) O’ level credits, including English Language and any other 4 subjects obtained at no more than two sittings.
JAMB Subject Combinations
Candidates who wish to study Linguistics at Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), will write the following four (4) subjects in Jamb.
Use of English, Two relevant Arts subjects, and any other subject.
UNIZIK JAMB Score
Generally, For any candidate to be considered for admission in the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), the candidate must score 200 and above in JAMB.
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UNIZIK Linguistics Departmental Cut-off Mark
To be offered admission to the UNIZIK Department of Linguistics, the candidate must score 220 and above in the school post-UTME examination.
The 220 Post-UTME Mark at UNIZIK Linguistics
Clearing the university benchmark is only the first step. A JAMB score of 200 and above makes a candidate eligible at UNIZIK, while this department requires 220 and above in the school post-UTME examination.
Those are two different assessments, so the post-UTME is where a Linguistics application is actually decided.
The subject requirements leave far more room. At O’level, five credits are needed with English Language among them and the other four left entirely to the candidate, across no more than two sittings.
At JAMB the four papers are Use of English, two relevant Arts subjects and any other subject, so only two of the four are constrained at all.
Given how open the subject lists are, the sensible preparation is to treat the 220 post-UTME figure as the real target rather than the subject combination.

