Knowing the ABU subject combination for Television Production will save you from losing your ABU admission and changing of institution or course.

In this guide,

You will see the direct entry, WAEC and JAMB subject combination for Television Production in ABU as well as other requirements for your admission this year.

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Take note.

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) offers Television Production as one of their courses under Social Science.

How many years course is Television Production in ABU?

The number of years it will take you to study Television Production in ABU depends on your Mode of Entry or how you gained admission.

If you gained admission through Direct Entry, you will study Television Production in ABU for (3) years.

And if you gained admission through JAMB, you will study Television Production in ABU for (4) years.

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Direct entry requirement for Television Production in ABU

The direct entry requirement for Television Production in ABU is as follows.

You require:

• Two ‘A’ level /IJMB passes which must include Government or History, Economics, Sociology or any Nigerian Language.
• ABU, UNIJOS, UNIMAID, Diploma in Journalism / Mass Communication with a minimum of Merit.
• NTA TV College Diploma in Film and Television Production with minimum of Merit.

Direct Entry candidates must also satisfy the O/level requirements.

O/level subject combination for Television Production in ABU

You require at least O/level credit in:

• English Language
• Mathematics
• Government/History
• Any two of Arts or Social Science subjects

JAMB subject combination for Television Production in ABU

The (4) JAMB subject combination for Television Production in ABU is as follows.

• Use of English,
• Government/History
• Any other two of Geography, Economics, Literature in English and any other Language.

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