JAMB Government syllabus

The JAMB Government syllabus has 37 examinable topics, listed alphabetically in full below. This is the same breakdown Handbook uses to track which topics you have mastered and which are still costing you marks.

All 37 topics on the JAMB Government syllabus

  1. 01Arms of Government
  2. 02Basic Concepts in Government
  3. 03Citizenship rights
  4. 04Constitution
  5. 05Constitutional Development in Nigeria
  6. 06Constitutionalism, Rule of Law, Representative Government
  7. 07Dual citizenship, renunciation, deprivation
  8. 08Duties and obligations of citizens
  9. 09Foreign Policy
  10. 10Forms of Government
  11. 11Imperialist Penetration
  12. 12Institutions of Government in Post Independence Nigeria
  13. 13Local Government
  14. 14Meaning, Sources, Functions
  15. 15Nigeria in International Organizations
  16. 16Nigerias Relations with African Countries
  17. 17Political Ideologies
  18. 18Political Parties and Party Politics in Post Independence Nigeria
  19. 19Political Parties and Party Systems
  20. 20Post Independence Constitutions
  21. 21Pre colonial Polities
  22. 22Pressure Groups
  23. 23Principles of Democratic Government
  24. 24Process of Decolonization
  25. 25Processes of Legislation
  26. 26Public Commissions
  27. 27Public Corporations and Parastatals
  28. 28Public Opinion
  29. 29Society, State, Nation, Nation-State
  30. 30Structures of Governance
  31. 31Systems of Governance
  32. 32The Civil Service
  33. 33The Electoral Process
  34. 34The Judiciary - functions, powers, components
  35. 35The Military in Nigerian Politics
  36. 36The Structure and Workings of Nigerian Federalism
  37. 37Types: Written, Unwritten, Rigid and Flexible

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How many topics are on the JAMB Government syllabus?
37 topics. All of them are listed on this page.
What is the first topic on the JAMB Government syllabus?
Listed alphabetically, the syllabus begins with Arms of Government. All 37 topics appear above.
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