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Good morning everyone,

My kid brother chooses dramatic art in this just concluded jamb but wrote English, lit. in English, government and Yoruba in the jamb.

The issue now is that some people are saying he will have to write CRK in the post jamb instead of Yoruba. How true is this?

Must he write CRK? If he chooses to write Yoruba, what's the implications?

Kindly help me with informed information. Thank you all in advance

Midgut:
Good morning everyone,

My kid brother chooses dramatic art in this just concluded jamb but wrote English, lit. in English, government and Yoruba in the jamb.

The issue now is that some people are saying he will have to write CRK in the post jamb instead of Yoruba. How true is this?

Must he write CRK? If he chooses to write Yoruba, what's the implications?

Kindly help me with informed information. Thank you all in advance

The university has its subject combinations stated on its admission guidelines available on most universities websites and jamb brochures.
Please look it up there and you will find the answer. If it's actually your kid brother then you should know this and be able to ask him if he read the guidelines before choosing the subject and sitting for the exam, not after he chose the subjects, wrote the exam and already seen his results.

FreeStuffsNG:
The university has its subject combinations stated on its admission guidelines available on most universities websites and jamb brochures.
Please look it up there and you will find the answer. If it's actually your kid brother then you should know this and be able to ask him if he read the guidelines before choosing the subject and sitting for the exam, not after he chose the subjects, wrote the exam and already seen his results.

The below states that doing any arts subject and other subject + use of English and literature in English.

But my concern is if doing Yoruba in his post utme will not affect him.

Anyone with genuine information should please help.