JAMB 2027: “Can I Change from Mass Communication to Law?”

A candidate, Precious, has asked an important question that many others are also thinking about during the admission season:

“Can I change Mass Communication to Law?”

Changing courses after JAMB registration or even after the exam is possible, but there are important steps and conditions you must know.

Can You Change from Mass Communication to Law?

Yes, you can, but there are things to consider:

• You must meet the UTME subject combination for Law.
  (Usually, English, Literature-in-English, Government or CRS, and another relevant subject.)
• You must have a high enough JAMB score.
  Law is a very competitive course, and many schools set high cut-off marks for it (often above 270 or even 280).
• Your O’level results (WAEC/NECO) must also match the Law admission requirements, including credits in English, Literature, and other core subjects.

If you registered Mass Communication initially, but you meet the Law requirements, then you can proceed to apply for a change of course.

How to Change Your Course

1. Visit a JAMB office or an accredited CBT center.
2. Request for a Change of Course/Institution form (it costs about ₦2,500).
3. Make sure you select a school where your new course is available and where your score fits their cut-off.
4. Complete the process and print out your confirmation slip.

Important Advice for Precious and Other Candidates

• Think carefully before changing — Law requires strong academic performance and hard work.
• Research the universities that offer Law and their requirements before applying.
• Act quickly, because JAMB usually closes the change of course/institution portal a few weeks after results are released.

Final Words

Precious, if you meet the requirements for Law, you can definitely change from Mass Communication.
Just be sure you qualify and act fast to avoid missing your chance.

Wishing you the best as you plan your next move!

About the Author Rabiu Francis

Rabiu Francis

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I am the founder and editor of Examloaded, A tutor with over a decade of experience in exam preparation publishing. I covers education updates, admission notices, examination news and related public information. Skilled in analytical skills. B.S. in Psychology, focused in research/academia.

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