In 2025, the Fine and Applied Arts O’Level subjects are expected to remain the same as in previous years. The information on this platform is relevant for students preparing for WAEC, NECO, or GCE who want to know the subjects required to gain admission into the Fine and Applied Arts department of their preferred institution.
List of Fine Arts / Fine and Applied Arts O’Level Subject Requirement
Here is the accurate list of Fine and Applied Arts O’Level subjects. Ensure you include other relevant subjects to obtain a minimum of five (5) credit passes (C5 and above) in your SSCE.
For holders of NTC, the relevant subjects could be
Machine Printing and Finishing, General Metal Work, Basic Electricity, Spinning, Weaving, Surface Design and Printing, Bleaching, Dyeing and Finishing, Graphic Design, Graphic Printing and Ceramics;
General Wood work, Building / Engineering Drawing, Introduction to Building Construction, Decorative Painting, Spray Painting, Lining, Sign and Design, Wall hanging, Colour Mixing / Matching and Glazing, Printing Origination.
Once you’ve confirmed the O’Level subjects stated above, the next step is to kick-start your admission journey by registering for either JAMB UTME or IJMB, depending on which path suits you best. Before you proceed, take a moment to double-check that your O’Level results meet the necessary requirements to study Fine and Applied Arts. This helps you avoid admission issues later and ensures you’re fully prepared to move forward with confidence.
Other Relevant O’Level Arts Subjects You Can Choose
Fine Arts / Fine and Applied Arts provides theoretical and practical art training, enabling versatility across gallery work, education, and applied design industries. The listed Arts subjects are offered for you to choose from based on your specific O’Level subject need.
6
Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK)
Other Arts subjects
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Catering Craft Practice
