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Civil Law JAMB Subject Combination for Arts Students
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JAMB Subject Combination for Civil Law


Civil Law examines the legal framework governing private relationships such as contracts, torts, property, and family law, preparing graduates for legal practice and policy roles. If you are planning to study arts in a Nigerian university or polytechnic, knowing the correct UTME subject combination for Civil Law is crucial. The JAMB computer-based test (CBT) consists of four subjects: three with 50 multiple-choice questions each, and the Use of English with 100 questions, making a total of 250 questions.


List of Civil Law JAMB Subject Combination


Here is the accurate JAMB UTME subject combination for Civil Law in Nigerian tertiary institutions:


  • Economics


  • Use of English


  • Government


  • Literature in English


This subject combination is accepted by Nigerian tertiary institutions offering Civil Law. You can also check the WAEC, NECO or NABTEB subjects required to study Civil Law, as specific institutions may have slight variations in their requirements.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)


Are there restrictions on the subjects that can replace Economics subject for Civil Law?
Yes. Any subject used to replace Economics must be officially approved by JAMB for the Civil Law programme. Civil Law generally falls under the Faculty of Law / Legal Studies, so acceptable replacement subjects usually come from this category. A typical option includes Christian / Islamic Religious Studies.


Is it allowed to substitute Government with another approved subject in JAMB UTME?
Yes, JAMB permits subject substitution, but the new subject must be approved and relevant for your intended course. For Civil Law, you can choose History subject.


What steps must I follow to officially change Economics subject before the exam?
To change a subject:

  • Log in to your JAMB profile on the JAMB portal.

  • Select “UTME Subject Replacement”.

  • Choose the new subject (Christian / Islamic Religious Studies subject) you want to replace Economics with.

  • Confirm the change and print the updated registration slip.
    Some changes may require visiting a JAMB CBT center, depending on your registration type.



Can I complete a subject replacement entirely online, or do I need to go to a CBT center?
Some subject replacements can be done online via your JAMB profile, but in most cases, especially if your change affects course requirements, you may need to visit a JAMB CBT center to confirm the change.


What common errors should I avoid when replacing a UTME Economics subject in JAMB?

  • Choosing a subject not approved for your course.

  • Missing the JAMB subject replacement deadline.

  • Failing to confirm the replacement or print the updated slip.

  • Assuming you can change multiple times.

  • Paying the wrong amount or paying outside official JAMB channels.


Are there specific deadlines I must meet to replace Economics subject on the JAMB portal?
Yes. JAMB usually sets a cut-off date for subject changes, typically a few weeks before the UTME exam. You cannot change Economics to Christian / Islamic Religious Studies subject after this deadline, so it’s important to act early.


Will changing a UTME subject affect my existing registration details or profile?
No. Changing Economics to Christian / Islamic Religious Studies only updates the UTME subjects. Your personal information, exam date, and registration details remain intact.


Other Courses Accepting Economics, Use of English, Government and Literature in English JAMB Subjects



Top Reasons Choosing the Right Civil Law JAMB Subjects Matters


In this section, we will provide an explanation of why choosing the right JAMB subjects for Civil Law is important. Here’s what you need to know:


1. Avoid Costly Mistakes

Many students discover too late that their subject combination doesn’t meet the requirements for Civil Law and preparing for JAMB requires time, effort, and money, so choosing the wrong subjects can waste all that investment if you become ineligible for the Civil Law course.


2. Admission Eligibility Depends on It

Civil Law JAMB subject combination determines your eligibility for admission, and picking the wrong subjects can block your chances even with high scores, while selecting the right subjects ensures you meet course requirements and avoid the stress of changing courses later.


3. Confidence and Preparation

Knowing you have the correct subjects for Civil Law allows you to focus on exam preparation with confidence, making your JAMB experience smoother and less stressful.


Arts Subjects Eligible for JAMB Substitution


You can choose from the listed Arts subjects according to your specific JAMB subject needs.


1
Literature in English
2
History
3
Fine Arts / Painting / Sculpture
4
CRS / IRS
5
Islamic Studies
6
Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK)

Other Arts subjects


7
Music
8
Dyeing & Bleaching
9
Photography
10
Painting & Decorating
11
Theatre Arts / Drama
12
Tourism
13
Visual Art
14
Catering Craft Practice
15
Cosmetology
16
Food & Nutrition
17
Garment Making
18
Home Management

After 2026 Civil Law JAMB UTME, What’s Next?


Every candidate that wrote Civil Law examination, is expected to check their result on the official JAMB portal using assigned registration number. Once the result is out and the cut-off mark is obtained, it is important to print your Original JAMB result slip as it will be required during the admission screening process.


Thereafter, we highly recommend that you begin your preparation for the Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (Post-UTME) as early as possible. Commence by studying Post UTME past questions to familiarize yourself with the exam format, and ensure you satisfy all additional requirements, including the correct O’Level subject requirements.


Finally, we also suggest organizing and preparing all necessary documents ahead of time such as your original JAMB result slip, O’Level results (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB), birth certificate, state of origin certificate, and JAMB registration slip, to minimize last-minute pressure and make your admission journey as smooth as possible.