Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) cut-off marks significantly determine admission into Nigerian universities. It serves as a benchmark to assess the eligibility of candidates seeking admission. In this context, we’ll explore the basics of JAMB cut-off marks for universities.
Institutional Autonomy: While JAMB sets a general cut-off mark, it’s important to note that individual universities have the autonomy to set their specific cut-off marks. Some universities may choose to adopt the JAMB general cut-off mark, while others may set higher cut-off marks based on the competitiveness of their courses and the number of available slots.
Admission Criteria: JAMB scores are just one aspect of the admission criteria. Universities may consider additional factors, including post-UTME scores, O’level results, and other specific requirements for different courses. It’s essential for candidates to familiarize themselves with the admission policies of the universities they are applying to.
FUD Cut-Off Mark
The management has approved 150 as the minimum benchmark cut-off point for the 2024/2025 academic session admission into the university. The Cut-off points for each programme are as follows:
Faculty of Agriculture
- Agriculture › 150
- Fisheries and Aquaculture › 150
- Forestry and Wildlife management › 150
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- Economics › 150
- English › 150
- Linguistics (Arabic) › 150
- Linguistics (English) › 150
- Political Science › 150
- Criminology and Security Studies › 170
Faculty of Computing
- Computer Science › 160
- Cyber Security › 170
- Information Technology › 160
- Software Engineering › 170
Faculty of Clinical Sciences
- Medicine and Surgery › 220
Faculty of Science
- Biotechnology – 160
- Botany › 150
- Chemistry › 150
- Environmental Management & Toxicology › 160
- Mathematics › 150
- Microbiology › 160
- Physics › 150
- Zoology › 150
- Biochemistry › 160
- Biology › 150
College of Basic Medical Sciences
- Human Physiology › 180
- Human Anatomy › 180
Faculty of Management Sciences
- Accounting › 150
- Actuarial Science › 150
- Banking and Finance › 150
- Business Administration › 150
- Taxation › 150
- Insurance › 150
Faculty of Education
- Islamic Studies › 150
- Primary Education › 150
- Library and Information Science › 150
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