Admission Requirement for Quantity Surveying in UNIZIK

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Direct Entry requirements for quantity surveying in UNIZIK

• Two ‘A’ level passes chosen from quantity surveying from any approved and accredited polytechnics or technical school.
• There is a consideration for structured-oriented departments (such as building and technology, architecture, survey, and geo-informatics, etc.) from approved and certified polytechnics or technical schools. However, such student must apply appropriately by following the laydown guidelines by the institution with good JAMB score; the chance is 50/50.
• The candidate must meet up with UTME requirements and score high mark in the exam.

UTME requirements for quantity surveying in UNIZIK

The candidate must have Five credit passes in SSCE including:

• English Language
• Mathematics
• Physics any one of:
• Geography/Economics/ Biology/Agricultural Science

NOTE:

• Biology is not of equal importance like the above-listed subjects, it can, therefore, be subsisted or even not considered.
• Most importantly, the candidate must score high in the UTME exam with a minimum of {200, which varies annually and with general performances in the UTME}.

O’Level Subject Combinations for quantity surveying in UNIZIK

• English language, Mathematics and Physics and any three (from the pair) of the following:
• Economics/Commerce
• Technical Drawing/Fine Arts
• Chemistry, Geography, Further Mathematics
• Woodwork, Biology, Religious Knowledge, Metal Work

Do well to have a minimum grade (“C”) in all the subjects because anything less of that might be a challenge in being considered and at least a pass in Art or Technical Drawing will be an advantage