LAUTECH Cut Off Mark 2024/2025 for all Courses

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Cut Off Mark: The Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Cut Off Mark for the 2024/2025 academic session has been released – LAUTECH’s JAMB and departmental cut-off marks for all courses are now available for prospective students.

So let’s start, If LAUTECH is your first-choice institution, your initial step should be to understand the approved admission cut-off marks for this academic year.

LAUTECH has different cut-off marks for both undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

In this article, we’ll list all LAUTECH courses alongside their respective cut-off marks and explain the factors that determine these marks.

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Is Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) Admission transparent?

Yes, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) follows a transparent admission process. LAUTECH’s admission system adheres to the guidelines set by Nigeria’s Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and primarily uses the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS). This system ensures that all applicants are evaluated based on set criteria, including cut-off marks, merit, and other considerations such as catchment areas and educationally less developed states (ELDS).

What is LAUTECH Cut Off Mark?

The LAUTECH cut-off mark is the minimum score required in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Post-UTME (if applicable) for eligibility to study your chosen course.

LAUTECH’s JAMB and departmental cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 academic session are officially out.

It’s worth noting that the cut-off marks are often categorized into three sections: merit, catchment area, and ELDS (Educationally Less Developed States). 

Cut Off Mark for LAUTECH 2024/2025 Academic Session

  • The approved JAMB cut-off mark for LAUTECH’s 2024/2025 session is 170 and above.
  • This means that applicants who score at least 170 are eligible for LAUTECH’s Post-UTME screening form this year.
  • This also Means that the LAUTECH Official Cut off mark is 170.

LAUTECH Departmental Cut Off Marks 2024/2025

LAUTECH has set 170 and above as the minimum departmental cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session. This implies that candidates must have an aggregate score of 170 or higher to be considered for admission.

LAUTECH UTME Departmental Cut Off Marks

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However, the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) has set its general departmental cut-off mark at 170. Any updates or changes to this mark will be posted on LAUTECH’s official website. Only candidates who chose LAUTECH as their first-choice institution are eligible to apply.

Below is the JAMB general department cut off mark:

  • Accounting: 180
  • Agricultural Economics: 170
  • Agricultural Extension and Rural Development: 170
  • Agricultural Engineering: 170
  • Anatomy: 220
  • Animal Nutrition and Biotechnology: 170
  • Animal Production and Health: 170
  • Architecture: 180
  • Biochemistry: 200
  • Building: 170
  • Business Management: 180
  • Chemical Engineering: 170
  • Civil Engineering: 180
  • Computer Engineering: 170
  • Computer Science: 180
  • Consumer and Home Economics: 170
  • Crop and Environmental Protection: 170
  • Crop Production and Soil Science: 170
  • Cyber Security Science: 180
  • Earth Sciences: 170
  • Economics: 170
  • Electronic and Electrical Engineering: 180
  • English and Literary Studies: 170
  • Estate Management: 170
  • Fine and Applied Arts: 170
  • Fisheries and Aquaculture: 170
  • Food Engineering: 180
  • Food Science: 170
  • Forest Resources Management: 170
  • History: 170
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management: 170
  • Information System: 170
  • Library and Information Science: 170
  • Marketing: 170
  • Mechanical Engineering: 180
  • Medical Laboratory Science: 220
  • Medicine: 250
  • Nursing: 240
  • Nutrition and Dietetics: 180
  • Philosophy: 170
  • Physiology: 220
  • Pure and Applied Biology: 170
  • Pure and Applied Chemistry: 170
  • Pure and Applied Mathematics: 170
  • Pure and Applied Physics: 170
  • Science Laboratory Technology: 180
  • Sociology: 170
  • Statistics: 170
  • Surveying and Geoinformatics: 170
  • Transport Management: 170
  • Urban and Regional Planning: 170
  • Wildlife and Ecotourism Management: 170

How LAUTECH Screening Score/Cut-off is Determined

Several factors influence LAUTECH’s cut-off marks:

  • The number of applicants applying for each course this year impacts the final cut-off mark.
  • Each department’s available admission quota also affects the cut-off mark.
  • Performance in both JAMB and LAUTECH’s Post-UTME screening contributes to determining these marks.
  • LAUTECH’s admission policy further guides the setting of departmental cut-off marks.

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Checking LAUTECH admission Status on JAMB Caps

To check your admission status for the 2024/2025 session, you can log in to the LAUTECH JAMB portal. Follow these steps:

Additional Information

If your JAMB score falls below 170, you won’t be eligible for LAUTECH’s Post-UTME screening. While meeting the JAMB and LAUTECH cut-off marks is crucial, fulfilling other admission requirements is also necessary for full admission consideration. Competitive courses, such as Law, Medicine, and Nursing, often have higher cut-off points.

We hope you find this article on LAUTECH’s latest cut-off and departmental cut-off marks for all courses helpful.

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