Admission requirement for Insurance and Risk Management in ESUT

This short article will show you all the important things you need to know about the Admission requirements for Insurance and Risk Management in ESUT (Enugu State University Of Science And Technology). See the detailed requirements below. For more recent information and admission news, kindly join our website.

Direct Entry requirements for Insurance and Risk Management in ESUT

• Two ‘A’ level passes chosen from Economics, Accounts, Business Management, Government, Geography or Statistics
• Candidates with a minimum of lower credit in National Diploma in Business  Administration,  Accounting, Purchasing and Supply,  Marketing, and other closely related disciplines may also be considered provided such candidates satisfy the ‘O’ level credits requirements.
• The candidates must meet up with jamb demand by scoring appreciably grade
• There is room for switching from Accounting, Banking, and finance, actuarial science; Risk Management, etc. provided you meet up with the demands.
• The school attends to external exams such as pre-degree with certified and accredited centres

UTME requirements for Insurance and Risk Management in ESUT

The candidate must have Five credit passes in SSCE including:

• English Language
• Mathematics
• Economics plus any one of:
• Business Methods/Commerce
• Government/Geography/Statistics.

 NOTE: Geography and government are becoming obsolete day by day in the field, so, endeavours to choose the first four on the list.

Most importantly, the candidate must score high in his or her UTME exam with a minimum of {230, this varies annually and with general performances in the UTME}.

O’Level Subject Combination for Insurance and Risk Management in ESUT

• English Language
• Mathematics
• Economics
• Accounting
• Commerce plus any

Social Science subject such as Statistics, Government, Marketing, Data processing, etc. but preferably, accounting will be of best fit to the subject combination. Do well to have minimum grade in all the subjects because anything less of that might be a challenge in being considered.