International and Comparative Politics UTME Subject Combination in Art/Humanities
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Choosing the correct UTME subjects is an important part of applying for International and Comparative Politics. However, candidates should distinguish the exact course entry from related programmes such as History and International Relations or International Studies and Diplomacy.
In the provided JAMB Arts/Humanities brochure, International and Comparative Politics is listed with American University of Nigeria (AUN) as the awarding institution.
What the Brochure Provides
The exact International and Comparative Politics entry on page 199 identifies AUN as the institution offering the programme, but the displayed course row does not state a specific UTME subject combination for the programme.
Because the JAMB brochure is the controlling source for this admission guide, it would not be accurate to insert a commonly used Political Science or International Relations combination and present it as the official combination for International and Comparative Politics.
Do Not Confuse the Course with Related Programmes
The same brochure section contains several closely related programmes, including International Studies and Diplomacy and History and International Relations. Their requirements should not automatically be transferred to International and Comparative Politics because they are separate course entries.
What Candidates Should Do
Candidates applying for International and Comparative Politics at AUN should check the current admission instructions applicable to the institution and programme before completing their UTME registration. This is especially important because the exact course entry in the supplied brochure does not provide a standalone UTME subject combination.
No unsupported subject combination has been added to this guide so that candidates are not given admission information that the brochure does not establish.
For the complete admission information, see the document provided below.