WAEC 2023/2024 APPROVED WAEC 9 SUBJECTS FOR SCIENCE STUDENTS
With changes in the school education system, most WAEC 2023/2024 candidates are confused about the 2023/2024 WAEC standard compulsory subjects, they should choose according to their departments.
More so, a lot of candidates don’t know how to choose their nine subjects correctly.
This article will guide you on the 9 subjects you need to choose for your 2022 WAEC exam according to your department.
9 Important WAEC Subjects For Science Students
As a science student, your 9 subjects should include all the following:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Civic Education
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Geography
- Agricultural Science or Economics
- A Trade Subject
Other Science Subjects You Can Choose From
- Further Mathematics
- Technical Drawing
- Yoruba/Igbo/Hausa Language
WAEC Compulsory Subjects For All Candidates (General)
The general subjects that are compulsory and important for every WAEC candidate are:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Civic Education
- Economics (optional for some candidates)
- Trade Subject
NB: You can choose Data Processing or Computer Studies to complete your 9 subjects in whatever department you are in. Either science, art, or commercial.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How Many Subjects Do I Need To Write In WAEC 2023/2024?
As a candidate, it is a must for you to write 9 subjects in your WAEC exam. You need to choose these subjects carefully during your registration
What Is A Trade Subject?
Trade Subject means the obligation, curve, or instrument that is the subject of a Trade. Or subjects that are closely related to trade.
Is A Trade Subject Compulsory In WAEC?
According to The West Africa Examinations Council, you must have one trade subject in your WASSCE subjects combination.
What is the list of WAEC 2023/2023 trade subjects?
Here is the new list of 2023/2024 WAEC 33 new trade subjects:
- Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
- Animal Husbandry
- Auto Body Repairs and Spray Painting
- Auto Electrical Work
- Auto Mechanical Work
- Automobile Parts Merchandising
- Block Laying, Brick Laying, and Concreting Work
- Book-Keeping
- Carpentry and Joinery
- Catering Craft Practice
- Cosmetology
- Data Processing
- Dyeing and Bleaching
- Electrical Installation and Maintenance Works
- Fisheries
- Furniture Making
- GSM Phone Maintenance and Repair
- Garment Making
- Leather Goods Manufacturing and Repairs
- Machine Woodworking
- Marketing
- Mining
- Painting and Decorating
- Photography
- Plumbing and Pipe Fitting
- Printing Craft Practice
- Radio, Television, and Electronic Works
- Salesmanship
- Stenography
- Store Keeping
- Tourism
- Upholstery
- Welding and Fabrication Engineering Craft Practice
NB: You are to choose only one out of these trade subjects. However, you must choose the one you are taught in school because you may write both practical and theory in your exam.
Is Nigerian Language compulsory for a science student?
You might be wondering if the Nigerian language is compulsory for a science student. The answer is no. It is not compulsory for either science or commercial student but compulsory for art students.
WARNING:
Choose only the subjects that are relevant to the course you want to study in the university, polytechnic, or college of education.
Question For You: What course do you want to study at the university?
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