JAMB Subject Combination for Forensic Science 2026/2027 | Updated

JAMB Subject Combination for Forensic Science – Candidates can now explore the UTME and Direct Entry  Requirements, Subject Combination with O’ level Result Requirements for Forensic Science Students.

JAMB Subject Combination for Forensic Science

Candidates preparing to study Forensic Science under the Faculty of Sciences in any of the Accredited Universities and polytechnics in Nigeria need to make the right Subject Combination during the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Registration. In addition to English Language which is compulsory, interested candidates for Forensic Science should be able to have a very good foundation on Science subjects like Physics, Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry.

A lot of students are always disqualified after getting to the Admissions screening level because they failed to Select the right Subjects that suits their Courses. Such candidates ended up writing the wrong Subjects in the Unified Tertiary and Matriculation Examination (UTME). To avoid such mistakes, Candidates are hereby advised to study the Forensic Science JAMB Subject Combination, DE, Post UTME and O level Requirements as well as the Universities offering Forensic Science in Nigeria.

What are the Forensic Science Subject Combination in JAMB UTME

The list of subjects candidates should combine for Forensic Science during the Unified Tertiary and Matriculation Examination (UTME) under the Faculty of Sciences are:

  • Use of English Language (Compulsory)
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • and either Physics or Mathematics

See also: JAMB CBT Questions and Answers for all Subjects

List of Top Nigerian Universities offering Forensic Science

The following are the list of State, private and federal Universities in Nigeria offering Forensic Science:

  1. Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO)
  2. Nigeria Police Academy (POL-ACAD)
  3. Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN)
  4. Bayero University Kano (BUK)
  5. Lead City University (LCU)
  6. Nigerian Police Academy, Wudil, Kano State (NPA)
  7. First Technical University, Ibadan (TECH-U)
  8. Ave Maria University (AVU)
  9. Ahman Pategi University, Patigi. (APU)
  10. Capital City University, Warawa, Kano (CCUK)

The Course is not restricted to only the above mentioned tertiary institutions. There are other Universities in Nigeria candidates can also study Forensic Science. Explore more details on universities and Polytechnics offering Forensic Science and other courses.

O’ Level Subjects Combination and Requirements

The O’level subject combination and eligibility requirements from students intending to study Forensic Science in Nigeria are as follows:

Candidates are required to possess a minimum of Five (5) credit passes including Biology, Physics, Chemistry Mathematics, and English Language in SSCE (WAEC, NECO or NABTEB) obtained in maximum of two sittings but some universities, depending on the courses might restrict it to only one sitting.

 Forensic Science Requirements for Direct Entry

The following are the conditions Direct Entry candidates must fulfill to gain admission to study Forensic Science under the Faculty of Sciences in Nigeria:

  • Two (2) A Level passes chosen from Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics and Biology.
    NCE/ND/HND in related programmes plus the UTME requirements.

The details provided above on JAMB Subject Combination for Forensic Science and UTME, Direct Entry and O’ Level requirements are for all prospective candidates wishing to study Forensic Science in any of the Institutions in Nigeria. If you have any questions use the comment section below.

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