English Language and Literature UTME Subject Combination in Art/Humanities

When choosing JAMB subjects forEnglish Language and Literature, candidates should work from the exact course entry rather than automatically adopting the combination attached to another English-related programme.

What the Supplied Brochure Shows

The JAMB brochure listsEnglish Language and Literature as a distinct Arts/Humanities programme and names ABSU, ASPOL-DEG, AUN, BENIN, EBSU, FED-WUKARI, KASU-KABBA, IBADAN, NILE and UNIZIK as its awarding institutions.

However, the displayed entry for this exact course doesnot separately state a UTME subject combination in the supplied brochure pages. Because the admission table does not provide a distinct combination for this course entry, a combination from English Language, English Studies or English and Literary Studies should not be presented as though it belongs to English Language and Literature.

Why You Should Not Borrow Another Course's Combination

The Arts/Humanities section contains several closely related programmes, includingEnglish Language,English Language and Literature,English Studies andEnglish and Literary Studies. Their names may look similar, but the brochure treats them as separate entries.

For that reason, candidates should confirm the current institution-specific information before finalising their UTME subject choices where the exact English Language and Literature entry does not state a separate combination.

A Careful Approach to JAMB Registration

Do not rely on a commonly circulated combination simply because it appears suitable for an English-related course. The safer approach is to match the exact programme and institution with the applicable admission information.

For the complete admission information available in the supplied document, candidates can consult the brochure below.