Other OFFAPOLY Courses with Subject Requirements
1. Accountancy
Study of Accountancy requires UTME academic qualification score in Government, Economics and Use of English, Mathematics. SSCE subjects is detailed through this resource.
2. Architectural Technology
To study Architectural Technology, students must meet UTME cut-off mark in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry, Use of English. SSCE subjects is stated here.
3. Banking and Finance (BF)
Entry into Banking and Finance (BF) requires candidates to have UTME cut-off mark in Use of English, Economics and Government, Mathematics. SSCE subjects is available for reference.
4. Building Technology (BT)
UTME cut-off mark in Use of English, Physics and Chemistry, Mathematics are necessary to study Building Technology (BT). SSCE subjects is detailed through this resource.
5. Business Administration and Management (BAM)
To pursue Business Administration and Management (BAM), UTME cut-off mark in Use of English, Mathematics and Commerce, Economics are required. SSCE requirements is detailed through this resource.
6. Civil Engineering Technology
Admission to Civil Engineering Technology requires UTME cut-off mark in Use of English, Physics and Chemistry, Mathematics. SSCE requirements is stated here.
7. Electrical / Electronic Engineering Technology
Candidates seeking Electrical / Electronic Engineering Technology must possess UTME eligibility mark in Mathematics, Use of English and Physics, Chemistry. SSCE subjects is stated here.
8. Quantity Surveying (QS)
Study of Quantity Surveying (QS) is open to candidates with UTME entry eligibility requirement in Chemistry, Mathematics and Use of English, Physics. SSCE requirements is stated here.
9. Statistics
UTME baseline score in Chemistry, Physics and Use of English, Mathematics are essential for admission into Statistics. SSCE requirements is detailed through this resource.
10. Urban and Regional Planning (URP)
This course requires UTME qualifying score in Mathematics, Geography and Economics, Use of English. SSCE requirements is stated here.