MOUAU Departmental Cut-Off Mark for All Courses: If you’re seeking admission to the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU), it’s essential to understand both the general and departmental cut-off marks and how to calculate your chances of admission. This guide will provide you with the necessary information, and you’re encouraged to ask any questions in the comment section.
What is the MOUAU Departmental Cut-Off Mark?
The departmental cut-off marks for MOUAU vary each year and depend on factors such as the number of applicants, the performance of candidates, and the department’s capacity. These marks are determined after the Post-UTME screening and are typically higher than the general university cut-off mark set by JAMB.
For the 2024/2025 academic session, MOUAU’s JAMB cut-off mark is 140 for all courses. Candidates who meet or exceed this score are eligible to apply for the Post-UTME screening. However, in some cases where Post-UTME is not conducted, the admission decision will rely on the candidate’s JAMB score and O’level results.
Is MOUAU Admission Merit List Transparent?
Yes, MOUAU’s admission process is transparent. The merit list is based on candidates meeting or exceeding the departmental cut-off marks and other criteria such as subject combination and acceptable O’level grades. Admission is offered to candidates who fulfill all the requirements and meet the necessary cut-off points for their chosen department.
Note: If you applied a high competitive course and your JAMB score is low, you are advised to switch to a course that your score can go for.
What is Post UTME Score?
After the UTME exam, a minimum score is set by the exam body, for example, 120. This score is the threshold a candidate must meet or exceed to be eligible for the Post UTME screening of their chosen institution. This score is communicated to all schools to help them decide how many candidates they will admit.
Each school then sets its own cut-off mark, which cannot be lower than the score set by the UTME body. If a candidate meets the UTME cut-off but does not reach the school’s cut-off mark, they are not eligible to participate in the Post UTME.
This cut-off mark set by the school’s admission board is called the School’s Cut-Off Mark.
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How to Calculate MOUAU Aggregate Score
1. To calculate your aggregate score, remember that the JAMB exam is out of 400 marks, while the Post UTME is out of 100 marks.
- Divide your JAMB score by 8.
- Divide your Post UTME score by 2.
- Add both results to get your aggregate score.
Example:
If Campus Informant scores 240 in JAMB and 80 in her Post UTME, her aggregate score would be:
- 240 ÷ 8 = 30
- 80 ÷ 2 = 40
- 30 + 40 = 70
Therefore, Campus Informant’s aggregate score is 70.
2. O’level Calculation (WAEC, NECO, GCE, or NABTEB):
The O’level result is calculated based on five core subjects relevant to the course you want to study, using the following points system:
- A1 = 6 points
- B2 = 5 points
- B3 = 4 points
- C4 = 3 points
- C5 = 2 points
- C6 = 1 point
The maximum score is 30 points. To fit this into the aggregate calculation, it is prorated to 20 by multiplying by 2/3.
You can check your aggregate score by logging into the MOUAU screening portal at (https://www.mouauportal.edu.ng).
MOUAU JAMB Departmental Cut-Off Marks
The departmental cut-off marks are often not made public. However, if they are announced, we will update this page immediately. In previous years, these marks have been influenced by the performance of candidates and the competitiveness of each department.
The 140 JAMB cut-off mark applies to all courses offered at MOUAU. Below is a list of the courses and their respective cut-off marks:
- Agric Extension and Rural Sociology – 140
- Agricultural Business – 140
- Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering – 140
- Agricultural Economics – 140
- Agricultural Extension and Rural Development – 140
- Agricultural Science and Education – 140
- Agriculture – 140
- Animal Production – 140
- Biochemistry – 140
- Business Administration – 140
- Chemical Engineering – 140
- Chemistry – 140
- Civil Engineering – 140
- Computer Engineering – 140
- Computer Science – 140
- Education and Biology – 140
- Education and Chemistry – 140
- Education and Computer Science – 140
- Education and Integrated Science – 140
- Education and Mathematics – 140
- Education and Physics – 140
- Electrical/Electronics Engineering – 140
- Entrepreneurial Studies – 140
- Environmental Management and Toxicology – 140
- Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Management – 140
- Food Science and Technology – 140
- Forestry and Environmental Management – 140
- Home Economics – 140
- Home Economics and Education – 140
- Hotel Management and Tourism – 140
- Human Nutrition and Dietetics – 140
- Industrial Relations and Personnel Management – 140
- Industrial Technology Education – 140
- Library and Information Science – 140
- Mathematics – 140
- Mechanical Engineering – 140
- Microbiology – 140
- Physics – 140
- Plant Science and Biotechnology – 140
- Soil Science – 140
- Statistics – 140
- Veterinary Medicine – 140
- Water Resources Management and Agrometeorology – 140
- Zoology and Environmental Biology – 140
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the JAMB cut-off mark for MOUAU?
The cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session is 140.
Is MOUAU’s Post-UTME form out?
Yes, the Post-UTME form for 2024 is now available.
How much are MOUAU’s school fees?
School fees range between N60,000 and N110,000 depending on the course and year of study. You can visit the MOUAU School Fees page for a detailed breakdown.
After registration for MOUAU post UTME where should I be getting information?
You can always visit MOUAU official website for more updates.
Is MOUAU writing post UTME Exam?
That will be determined by the school administrator, so always check MOUAU official website.
Final Notes
Remember, the MOUAU departmental cut-off marks may vary yearly depending on various factors. It’s important to always refer to the official university website for the most current information. This guide aims to provide direction and help you prepare for your admission process.
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