What are the 4 JAMB subjects for Private Law?

The 4 compulsory JAMB UTME subjects for Private Law are English Language, English Language, Literature-in-English, Government, CRS/IRS.

Is English compulsory for Private Law in JAMB?

Yes, Use of English is compulsory for all candidates sitting the JAMB UTME exam in Nigeria regardless of the course.

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Official 4 UTME subjects, O'Level credit requirements, common selection errors, and accredited Nigerian universities offering Private Law.

4 Compulsory UTME Subjects

You MUST select these four exact subjects when filling your JAMB registration form:

English Language

Compulsory for all candidates

Literature-in-English

Core requirement

Government

Core requirement

CRS/IRS

Core requirement

Warning: Selecting a non-approved subject combination will automatically disqualify you during university admission screening.

Required O'Level Credits (WAEC / NECO)

Candidates must possess at least 5 Credit passes in relevant subjects:

English LanguageLiterature-in-EnglishGovernment

Common Candidate Mistakes

Not having a credit in Literature-in-English — this trips up a lot of Law applicants every year.
Assuming Mathematics is compulsory for Law — it usually is not, though some schools still want a credit pass.
Underestimating how high Law cutoffs are compared to most other courses.

Before your university screening or CAPS admission approval for Private Law, ensure your O'Level credentials satisfy the following criteria:

5 Core Credit Passes

Must include English Language, Mathematics, and 3 subjects directly aligned with your UTME subject combination.

CAPS Result Upload

O'Level results must be uploaded directly to JAMB CAPS at an accredited CBT center; physical copies alone are insufficient for admission.

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