English Studies UTME Subject Combination for JAMB: What the Brochure Provides
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When checking the UTME subject combination for English Studies, candidates should use the exact course entry rather than borrowing subjects from another English-related programme.
What the JAMB Brochure Shows
In the Arts/Humanities brochure pages, English Studies is listed as a separate course with AAUA, Babcock and KASU as the awarding institutions. However, the displayed English Studies entry does not provide a separate UTME subject combination in the brochure section where the course is listed.
This means candidates should not automatically use the UTME combination shown for English Language or English and Literary Studies as though it were the stated combination for English Studies.
Why Candidates Should Be Careful
Several related English programmes appear separately in the JAMB admission information. A subject combination attached to one programme should not be transferred to another simply because the names are similar.
For example, the brochure separately lists English Language, English Studies and English and Literary Studies. Their individual entries should therefore be checked independently.
Before Choosing Your UTME Subjects
Do not rely on an assumed or commonly circulated combination where the specific brochure entry does not state one. Candidates applying for English Studies should check the current admission information applicable to their chosen institution before completing their JAMB registration.
The brochure remains the appropriate document to consult for the institution-specific admission information. Candidates who need to examine the entry more closely should refer to the document below.
UTME2027 Editorial Team
The UTME2027 Editorial Team publishes accurate, timely and well-researched JAMB news, admission updates, CBT preparation guides and official educational information for Nigerian students. Every article is reviewed before publication to ensure accuracy and clarity.
