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IMAPOLY Social Development Course / Admission Requirements
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Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia Social Development Course / Admission Requirements


The Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia formally known as Nasarawa State Polytechnic, Lafia, a State Polytechnic located in Nasawara State, Nigeria, provides various academic programmes, including the Social Development course. Applying for admission into this course is highly regulated, requiring candidates to meet the criteria outlined below, including intellectual aptitude and strong moral character. Only Social Science students who satisfy the expected cut-off marks, O’Level results, and JAMB requirements are considered for admission. You can find other State Polytechnics in Nasawara State here.


Does Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia offer Social Development?


Yes, Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia offers Social Development under Faculty of Social Sciences. The course Social Development addresses community advancement through policy implementation, intervention methods, and strategies to improve social well-being. However, you can still view the list of courses offered at the Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia below.



IMAPOLY Admission Requirements for Social Development


Social Development course addresses community advancement through policy implementation, intervention methods, and strategies to improve social well-being. On this page, you may find detailed information on the requirements for every course. We suggest that you thoroughly review the information offered so that you can make informed course selections and set up a suitable academic schedule. The admission requirements for Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia Social Development program course under the Faculty of Social Sciences typically include several components:


  • Social Development O’Level Requirements cover the minimum academic qualifications needed at the secondary school level. Typically, candidates must have a certain number of credit passes in relevant subjects. The O’Level subjects required to study Social Development course in IMAPOLY include:


    • English Language,


    • Mathematics and


    • any three (3) subjects from the following:


    • Economics/Commerce, Business Methods, Principles of Accounts, Literature in English, Geography,


    • Office Practice, Government, Biology/Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Physics, History/Government, Typewriting and Shorthand.


  • JAMB Requirement for Social Development state that candidates must sit for and achieve a specified score in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (JAMB UTME). The exact score required may vary from year to year and from institution to institution.


    Kindly Note: The general UTME cut-off mark is 180, but due to the variation of the departmental cut-off mark, we suggest you enquire about the recent JAMB UTME cut-off mark from IMAPOLY Officials. See the JAMB subjects required to study Social Development here.


  • Post UTME Requirement for Social Development necessitates that, after passing the JAMB examination, candidates may be required to undergo a Post-UTME (PUTME) screening conducted by the Polytechnic. This examination assesses the candidates' knowledge and suitability for the chosen programme.


    Furthermore, Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia PUTME cut off mark for Social Development must be obtained; that is why we recommend the acquisition of their past questions. .


  • Other Requirements: This could include additional criteria such as recommendation letters, personal statements, or interviews. Isa Mustapha Agwai Polytechnic, Lafia may also have specific Social Development course requirements related to extracurricular activities.



Social Development Students’ Guide to IMAPOLY Semester Activity


IMAPOLY Course Schedule: Familiarize yourself with your course calendar, which includes the times, places, and any online Social Development resources for each class. Dates that should be noted include exams, project due dates, and vacations.


Social Development Course Materials: Find out whether your instructors have made available a list of the books, readings, and other resources needed for every course. To prevent last-minute rushes, start gathering these materials early on.


Syllabus Review: Examine each Social Development course's curriculum to learn about expectations, attendance guidelines, grading standards, and course objectives. Make a note of any projects or assignments that are due during the semester.


Communication Channels: Decide whether email, online discussion boards, or messaging apps are the best means of communication for each course. Make sure you have access to these channels and are proficient in using them for communication with your instructors and fellow students.


Technology requirements: Find out if your courses have any particular tech requirements, such as hardware, software, or internet resources. Verify that your internet connection and computer fulfill these specifications.


Support Services: Become familiar with the academic support services offered by the campus library, writing laboratories, tutoring facilities, and counseling services. These resources can offer significant support all over the semester.


Time management: Create a schedule for efficiently juggling your academic obligations with those of your job, extracurricular activities, and personal life. To arrange your schedule, use tools like time management applications, calendars, and planners.


IMAPOLY Study Environment: Choose a place that will allow you to concentrate and give your coursework your full attention. This could be a study space on campus, a calm spot in your dorm room, or a nearby library.


Health and Wellness: Make your physical and emotional well-being your first priority by forming wholesome routines that include regular exercise, a well-balanced diet, enough sleep, and stress reduction methods. Utilize the resources on campus that support the wellbeing of your fellow students.


IMAPOLY Activities Engagement: Seek for chances to participate in groups, and events on campus that match your objectives and areas of interest. You can improve your college experience and personal development by making friends and taking part in Social Development extracurricular activities.


IMAPOLY CGPA Calculation Procedure for Social Development


Diploma (HND / ND) Cumulative Grade Point Average Calculation Steps:


  • Get the Grade Point (GP) of your of each semester sessions.


    Grade Variables and Equivalent Values
    • A   = 4.0
    • AB = 3.5
    • B   = 3.0
    • BC = 2.5
    • C   = 2.0

    Course Grade Calculation = Grade Variable Earned (From A - C) x Credit Unit (CU)
    Repeat the Course Grade Calculation process for other courses
    Semester GP Calculation = Total Grade divided by Total Credit Unit (CU) = Semester Grade Point


  • Add each semester Grade Point (GP) and divide by the total semester. For example;


    ND 1 First Semester - 3.00
    ND 1 Second Semester - 3.40
    ND 2 First Semester - 3.50
    ND 2 Second Semester - 3.49
    C.G.P.A = 3.00 + 3.40 + 3.50 + 3.49 = 13.39
    C.G.P.A = 13.39 / 4 Semesters
    C.G.P.A.= 3.35
    Note: Distinction (3.50 and above), Upper Credit (3.00 to 3.49), Lower Credit (2.99 to 2.50) and Pass (below 2.49).


IMAPOLY First and Second Semester Social Development Course Outline


The first and second semester courses offered in each academic level will be updated as soon as it has been reviewed and verified in IMAPOLY. Kindly check back later to access the list of course outline under Social Development.


Other IMAPOLY Social Science Courses with their Requirements


Office Technology and Management (OTM)


SSCE Requirements


To study this course, candidates aspiring to gain admission into Office Technology and Management (OTM) department, should at least obtain five (5) credit (C5 and above) passes in their SSCE subjects including:


  • English Language (not Literature in English),


  • Mathematics and


  • any three subjects from the following:


  • Economics/Commerce, Business Methods, Principles of Accounts, Literature in English, Geography,


  • Office Practice, Biology/Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Physics, History/Government, Typewriting and Shorthand.



Business Administration and Management (BAM)


SSCE Requirements


To study this course, candidates seeking admission into the Business Administration and Management (BAM) department, must have at least five (5) credits (C5 and more) in their SSCE disciplines, including the following:


  • English Language (not Literature in English)


  • Mathematics


  • Any three subjects from the following: Economics / Commerce, Business Methods, Principles of Accounts, Literature in English, Geography, Office Practice, Biology / Agricultural Science, Chemistry, Physics, History / Government, Typewriting, and Shorthand



Public Administration (PA)


SSCE Requirements


To study this course, a minimum of five (5) credit passes (C5 and higher) in their SSCE subjects, including the following, are required for applicants to the Public Administration (PA) department.


  • English Language,


  • Mathematics,


  • Economics and


  • two (2) other relevant subjects.



Hospitality Management


SSCE Requirements


To study this course, the minimum requirement for applicants seeking admission to the Hospitality Management department, is five (5) credits (C5 and higher) in their SSCE subjects, including the following:


  • English Language,


  • Chemistry, Mathematics,


  • Biology/Agricultural Science,


  • and any one (1) of the following:


  • Geography, Food and Nutrition, Economics, Physics,


  • Technical Drawing, Nigerian Language and Home Economics.



Accountancy


SSCE Requirements


To study this course, candidates aspiring to gain admission into Accountancy department, should at least obtain five (5) credit (C5 and above) passes in their SSCE subjects including:


  • English Language,


  • Mathematics,


  • Economics and any other two (2) relevant subjects.


  • For NBC holders, the other two (2) relevant subjects could be from any of


  • Principles of Accounts, Commerce, Office Practice and Secretarial Duties.