UNIABUJA Cut Off Mark 2024/2025 for all courses: The University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) has released the JAMB and departmental cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 academic session.
The University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) has announced the JAMB and departmental cut-off marks for all courses for the 2024/2025 academic session.
If UNIABUJA is your first-choice institution, the first step is to understand the approved admission criteria for this year.
UNIABUJA has set different cut-off marks for undergraduate and other academic programs.
In this article, we’ll provide the list of UNIABUJA courses along with their respective cut-off marks and explain how these marks are determined.
What is UNIABUJA’s Cut-Off Mark?
The UNIABUJA cut-off mark is the minimum score you need in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to qualify for admission into your chosen course. Once released, it will guide your eligibility for UNIABUJA’s Post-UTME screening.
While other admission requirements are important, meeting the cut-off mark is essential for admission consideration.
UNIABUJA Cut-Off Mark for 2024/2025
The official cut-off mark for UNIABUJA’s 2024/2025 academic session has been released, and it’s set at 180, as it was the in the previous sessions. This means that if you score 180 or above in your UTME, you will probably be eligible to apply for UNIABUJA’s Post-UTME screening.
UNIABUJA Departmental Cut-Off Marks 2024/2025
UNIABUJA has set the minimum departmental cut-off mark at 180 for the 2024/2025 academic session.
This means you need an aggregate score of 180 or higher to be considered for admission. But we advise you to score score higher if you are going for competitive courses to enhance your chances.
UNIABUJA’s departmental cut-off marks vary and are generally higher for more competitive courses. For reference, here are the expected cut-off marks for various courses:
- Accountancy/Accounting: 180
- Agricultural Science and Education: 180
- Agriculture: 180
- Arabic Studies: 180
- Banking and Finance: 180
- Biology: 180
- Business Administration: 180
- Chemical Engineering: 180
- Chemistry: 180
- Christian Religious Studies: 180
- Civil Engineering: 180
- Computer Science: 180
- Drama/Dramatic/Performing Arts: 180
- Economics: 180
- Education and Arabic: 180
- Education and Biology: 180
- Education and Chemistry: 180
- Education and Christian Religious Studies: 180
- Education and Economics: 180
- Education and English Language: 180
- Education and English Language Literature: 180
- Education and Geography: 180
- Education and History: 180
- Education and Integrated Science: 180
- Education and Islamic Studies: 180
- Education and Mathematics: 180
- Education and Physics: 180
- Education and Social Studies: 180
- Educational Management and Planning: 180
- Electrical Engineering: 180
- English and Literary Studies: 180
- Environmental Education: 180
- Geography: 180
- Guidance and Counselling: 180
- History: 180
- Islamic Studies: 180
- Law: 180
- Library and Information Science: 180
- Linguistics: 180
- Literature in English: 180
- Mathematics: 180
- Mechanical Engineering: 180
- Medicine and Surgery: 180
- Microbiology: 180
- Philosophy: 180
- Physics: 180
- Political Science: 180
- Political Science and International Relations: 180
- Primary Education Studies: 180
- Public Administration: 180
- Sociology: 180
- Statistics: 180
- Teacher Education Science: 180
- Veterinary Medicine: 180
How UNIABUJA’s Screening Score is Determined
Several factors influence the final cut-off marks:
- The number of applicants for each course
- Available admission slots in each department
- Performance in both the JAMB and UNIABUJA Post-UTME screenings
Additional Information
– If your JAMB score is below 160, you cannot participate in the ESUT Post-UTME screening.
– Meeting both JAMB and ESUT cut-off marks is essential, but additional requirements must also be met for admission.
– Competitive courses like Law, Medicine, and Nursing generally have higher cut-off marks.
– You are advised to also visit UNIABUJA Official website for current updates if you choose the institution as first choice
– Stay updated on the official release of these cut-off marks, as they are key to planning your application strategy.
We hope this article has provided clarity on what to expect regarding UNIABUJA’s cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 session. If you have any questions please drop it in the comments section. What’s your JAMB score and course you applied? Tell us if you want us to tell you the probability of gaining admission in your preferred course and institution.
