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Agricultural Engineering / Technology semester courses evaluates the number of semesters (First and Second Semesters) required to be spent studying Agricultural Engineering / Technology course. Scroll down a bit to view the complete semester Agricultural Engineering / Technology courses offered in each semester level for Polytechnic students.
NASARAWAPOLY Agricultural Engineering / Technology Admission Requirement comprises the O'Level, JAMB, Post UTME, Direct Entry, and National Diploma (ND) to Higher National Diploma (HND) requirement; requirement;
O’Level Requirement
According to Our research, tertiary institution aspirants should at least obtain five (5) credit (C5 and above) passes in SSCE subjects including;
Mathematics,
English Language,
Physics and
any three of the following:
Biology / Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Technical Drawing, Basic Electronics / Basic Electricity, Auto Mechanics, Metal Work, Further Mathematics, Food and Nutrition and Geography.
At least passes in Chemistry, Biology / Agricultural Science / Food and Nutrition.
The JAMB UTME subject combination needed for Agricultural Engineering / Technology Admission screening exercise consist of the following subjects below;
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Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa (NASARAWAPOLY) cut off mark for Agricultural Engineering / Technology must be obtained. The general UTME cut-off mark is 180 (For Medical Students, 220 and above is recommended), but due to the variation of the departmental cut-off mark, we suggest you enquire about the recent JAMB UTME cut-off mark from NASARAWAPOLY Officials.
Polytechnic Institution - At least an Upper Credit (UC) pass in Agricultural Engineering / Technology department.
Other Tertiary Institution - At least a Merit pass in Agricultural Engineering / Technology department.
Polytechnic Institution - At least a Lower Credit (LC) pass in Agricultural Engineering / Technology department, but an Upper Credit (UC) / Distinction pass in Agricultural Engineering / Technology department gives you an edge over a Lower Credit (LC) student during admission process.
Diploma (HND / ND) C.G.P.A. Calculation Steps:
Get the Grade Point (GP) of your of each semester sessions.
Add each semester Grade Point (GP) and divide by the total semester. For example;
The first semester courses offered will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in NASARAWAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Agricultural Engineering / Technology .
The second semester courses offered will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in NASARAWAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Agricultural Engineering / Technology .
The first semester courses offered will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in NASARAWAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Agricultural Engineering / Technology .
The second semester courses offered will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in NASARAWAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Agricultural Engineering / Technology .
Every National Diploma (ND) final year student is expected to execute a project with the knowledge acquired from the past academic sessions of your course of study.
Click here to get Agricultural Engineering / Technology Project / Seminar Topics for National Diploma (ND) StudentsThe first semester courses offered will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in NASARAWAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Agricultural Engineering / Technology .
The second semester courses offered will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in NASARAWAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Agricultural Engineering / Technology .
The first semester courses offered will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in NASARAWAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Agricultural Engineering / Technology .
The second semester courses offered will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in NASARAWAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Agricultural Engineering / Technology .
Every Higher National Diploma (HND) final year student is expected to execute a project with the knowledge acquired from the past academic sessions of your course of study.
Click here to get Agricultural Engineering / Technology Project / Seminar Topics for Higher National Diploma (HND) StudentsPurchase your academic textbooks as soon as your school releases the list. While this may mean you buy handouts you will need, for early course acquaintancy.
Go through your handouts, school supplies and determine what can be reused from last year. Then, acquire new school materials that are essential for learning.
This saves time for your first week of school entry. Label your dividers with your name, print out your class schedule and affix it to the binder. Have your notebooks labels according to your classes. Do whatever you need to do. Having some simple organizational systems in place will make it easy to keep track of things when you are given papers by the handful.
Get your planner set or ready to welcome your first lecture assignments. Then, as soon as you receive your syllabi you can transfer the assignments into the appropriate spaces and get to work.
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