Marketing at the University Of Nigeria (UNN), Nsukka is a commercial programme, and its O’Level list reflects that with five business subjects offered as options alongside two compulsory papers.
English Language and Mathematics are the fixed credits. Economics then becomes compulsory at JAMB even though it appears only as one option among several in the secondary school requirement.
The admission requirements include O’level Subject combinations, JAMB UTME Subject combinations, and School and Departmental Cut-Off Marks.
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UNN Department of Marketing Admission Requirements
O’level Subject Combinations
Candidates who wish to study Marketing at the University Of Nigeria (UNN), Nsukka, must possess Five’ O’ level credit passes in the following subjects:
- English Language
- Mathematics and any three (3) subjects from:
- Principles of Accounts
- Commerce
- Business Methods
- Statistics
- Government or Economics.
JAMB UTME Subject Combination
Candidates will write the following Four (4) Subjects in JAMB.
- Use of English
- Mathematics
- Economics plus one other relevant Subject.
UNN JAMB Cut-Off Mark
Generally, For any candidate to be admitted into the University Of Nigeria (UNN), Nsukka, for any course at all, the candidate must score 200 and above in jamb. That is to say that the University Of Nigeria (UNN), Nsukka JAMB Cut-Off mark is 200.
UNN Department of Marketing Departmental Cut-Off Mark
The UNN Department of Marketing’s Departmental Cut Off Mark is 200.
Candidates seeking admission to the University Of Nigeria (UNN), Nsukka Department of Marketing must score 200 and above in the UTME Screening exercise.
Economics Becomes Compulsory at JAMB for UNN Marketing
The O’Level requirement is five credit passes in English Language and Mathematics, plus any three from Principles of Accounts, Commerce, Business Methods, Statistics, and Government or Economics.
That optional list is well suited to candidates from commercial secondary schools. Business Methods and Statistics in particular appear here and nowhere else on the page.
The JAMB registration is four subjects: Use of English, Mathematics, Economics, plus one other relevant subject. Economics is named outright at this stage.
A candidate could therefore satisfy the O’Level line by offering Government rather than Economics, and still have to sit Economics at UTME. The two lists need to be read together.
The general JAMB cut-off for any course at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka is 200, and the Marketing departmental cut-off in the UTME screening exercise is also 200.