UNILAG cut-off mark for 2024/2025

If you want to get into UNILAG for the 2024/2025 academic session, you need to know some key information. One important piece is the UNILAG JAMB cut-off mark. You should also know the departmental cut-off marks for all courses.

Is the UNILAG cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 Academic session out?

YES, the UNILAG cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session is Out and the cut off mark is 200, this means that the management of UNILAG has announce their Cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session.

What is the UNILAG cut-off mark for 2024?

UNILAG’s general cut-off mark is 200. So I will advise you to always check our page for recent information about the UNILAG cut-off mark and admission processes.

For the 2024/2025 academic session, the management of Lagos State University has fixed their cut-off mark to be 200 and above.

So this means that you can apply for UNILAG if your JAMB score is 200 and above. This also means that you shouldn’t purchase the UNILAG post-Utme form if you didn’t score 200 and above in the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), also consider other schools if you perform poorly in your UTME JAMB examination.

What is the JAMB cut-off mark for UNILAG?

You might have heard about cut-off marks but may not fully understand what they mean. The University of Lagos (UNILAG) cut-off mark is the minimum score an applicant must get in the UTME to be eligible to buy the UNILAG Post UTME form for the 2024/2025 session.

Additionally, UNILAG and many other institutions have two types of cut-off marks: the JAMB cut-off mark and the departmental cut-off mark.

This means you need to meet both the UNILAG general cut-off mark and the specific departmental cut-off marks.

How does UNILAG management determine their cut-off mark?

The cut-off mark isn’t chosen randomly. It’s based on factors like how well applicants did in the UTME, the number of available spots in each department, and how popular the course is. So this means that UNILAG can change their cut-off mark in any academic session, based on the performance of those who apply for the course and the performance of the same candidates that applied.

JAMB Cut off mark in UNILAG for different Departments 2024/2025

Below is the JAMB cut-off mark for all courses offered at UNILAG:

• Accountancy/Accounting – 200
• Actuarial Science – 200
• Adult Education – 200
• Architecture – 200
• Banking and Finance – 200
• Biochemistry – 200
• Biology – 200
• Biomedical Engineering – 200
• Botany – 200
• Building – 200
• Business Administration – 200
• Business Education – 200
• Cell Biology & Genetics – 200
• Chemical Engineering – 200
• Chemistry – 200
• Chinese Studies – 200
• Christian Religious Studies – 200
• Civil Engineering – 200
• Computer Engineering – 200
• Computer Science – 200
• Creative Arts – 200
• Dentistry and Dental Surgery – 200
• Early Childhood Education – 200
• Economics – 200
• Education and Biology – 200
• Education and Chemistry – 200
• Education and Christian Religious Studies – 200
• Education and Economics – 200
• Education and English Language – 200
• Education and French – 200
• Education and Geography – 200
• Education and History – 200
• Education and Igbo – 200
• Education and Integrated Science – 200
• Education and Islamic Studies – 200
• Education and Mathematics – 200
• Education and Physics – 200
• Education and Yoruba – 200
• Educational Administration – 200
• Electrical/Electronics Engineering – 200
• English Language – 200
• Estate Management – 200
• Finance – 200
• Fisheries – 200
• Fisheries Management – 200
• French – 200
• Geography – 200
• Geology – 200
• Geophysics – 200
• Guidance and Counselling – 200
• Health Education – 200
• History and Strategic Studies – 200
• Home Economics and Education – 200
• Human Kinetics – 200
• Igbo – 200
• Industrial Chemistry – 200
• Industrial Mathematics – 200
• Industrial Relations and Personnel Management – 200
• Insurance – 200
• Islamic Studies – 200
• Law – 200
• Linguistics, Igbo and Other African Languages – 200
• Marine Biology – 200
• Mass Communication – 200
• Mathematics – 200
• Mechanical Engineering – 200
• Medical Laboratory Science – 200
• Medicine and Surgery – 200
• Metallurgical and Material Engineering – 200
• Meteorology and Climate Change – 200
• Microbiology – 200
• Nursing/Nursing Science – 200
• Petroleum and Gas Engineering – 200
• Pharmacology – 200
• Pharmacy – 200
• Philosophy – 200
• Physics – 200
• Physiology – 200
• Physiotherapy – 200
• Political Science – 200
• Psychology – 200
• Quantity Surveying – 200
• Radiography – 200
• Russian – 200
• Russian with French/German – 200
• Social Work – 200
• Sociology – 200
• Statistics – 200
• Surveying and Geoinformatics – 200
• Systems Engineering – 200
• Teacher Education Science – 200
• Technical Education – 200
• Urban and Regional Planning – 200
• Yoruba – 200
• Zoology – 200

Is the Departmental cut-off the same for all courses/departments?

No, the cut-off mark differs, based on the number of candidates that applied for the course and the performance of the candidates that applied for some courses, this can determine whether the cut-off mark will be low or high.

How to Calculate UNILAG Post UTME Departmental Cut off mark Aggregate/Average

Here’s the recalculated version using a JAMB score of 250:

How to Calculate UNILAG Aggregate Score

Curious about how to figure out the University of Lagos (UNILAG) aggregate score for 2023? We’ve got you covered! Here’s a simple guide to calculating it. Your O’level results contribute 20 marks, while your POST-UTME and JAMB scores account for 30 and 50 marks respectively.

• A1 = 4.0
• B2 = 3.6
• B3 = 3.2
• C4 = 2.8
• C5 = 2.4
• C6 = 2.0

How to Calculate Your Score

1. First, divide your JAMB score by 8.

2. Next, calculate the total points for your five relevant O’level subjects. If you score A1 in all, your O’level score will be 20.

3. Your POST-UTME score remains unchanged; for example, if you score 20/30, your POST-UTME points are 20.

Now, let’s say you scored 250 in JAMB. Dividing by 8 gives you 31.25. Adding this to your O’level and POST-UTME points gives you a total aggregate score. For this example, the final aggregate would be 71.25%.

In Conclusion

We’ve covered everything you need to know about the cut-off mark for the University of Lagos.

If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments section.