Full list of all cut off mark for UNIABUJA courses offered

Departmental Cut off marks of all department in UNIABUJA, currently by the institute in Admission and screening...

UNIABUJA Departmental Cut Off Marks
The UNIABUJA Departmental Cut Off Marks for Admission 2016/2017 for all aspiring students who have made the University of Abuja their first choice and has also met the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board(JAMB) score of 180.

And this year, University of Abuja Departmental Cut Off Marks for Admission will be similar to last year.

Although due to the high competition rate, the Jamb cut off mark might be raised to 200.

See List Below for Major Course:

MBBS___240

LLB___235

PHARMACY___240

MICRO-BIOLOGY___200

All Social Sciences Course Cut off mark is 180

Art Courses like
Mass comm, and others are also 180 as cut off..

Mostly asked questions by prospective students

Is Departmental cut off mark for Admission out?
When will the Departmental Cut off Marks for Admission come out?

We will not fail to update you when the [Official] UNIABUJA Departmental Cut Off Marks for Admission comes out.You can visit UNIABUJA site for more info…

UNIABUJA Admission Cut Off Mark for Any Department/Faulty - Updated

Neccesary Cut off for Admission into UNIABUJA for all its department and other polytechnics cut off mark.

As a measure to prepare all candidate ahead of the 2015/2016
admission adventure, I have some key
information you should know about score, both your jamb
score and your post utme score.
Any candidate that want to be offered admission should know
that both the jamb and the post utme score will play important
role towards securing admission in prefer institution.

Updated: No Post Utme Screening Examination in any Nigeria Schools Again apart from Some Private Universities Around.

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1. To apply for any university, you are expected to score 180 in
jamb, however this is not the case some university will demand
for 200, e:g. Ui, unilag, oau and unn and many other
universities .

Stay relax, you will be informed here on goSchoolGist.blogspot.com

The Nigerian polytechnic minimum cut off mark is 150,
however 160 or more is advised.
Secondly the post utme score is also important.

However regardless of the school and course, always ensure
you
score above the average score.

For example, : 100/51 and 400 / 205.
This should be noted by all aspirant and concern student.

Please , note that the approved cut off mark for admission into
various department will be shared here after the 2015/2016 post
utme exam

Fee free to ask for any school jamb and post utme cut off
mark
and also share this information with your friend.

Jamb Cut Off Mark 2017/2018 for all Uni, Poly, and COE

JAMB Cut-off marks that will be used for the 2016/2017 academic session admission exercise.

We have been receiving calls and messages from 2016/2017 JAMB UTME applicants regarding the official cut-off mark of various universities, polytechnics and colleges of education in Nigeria.

We are happy to inform all JAMBites that JAMB has finally announced the cut-off marks that would be used for this year’s admission exercise.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and tertiary education stakeholders on Thursday in Abuja adopted 180 as the cut-off mark for 2016 admission into universities, polytechnics and colleges of education.

The decision was reached at the 2016 Combined Policy Meeting on Admissions to Degree, Nigerian Certificate of Education (NCE) and National Diploma (ND) chaired by the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu. In his opening remark, Mr. Adamu said if there was confidence in JAMB’s conduct of the University Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME), there should be no need for post-UTME.

The post-UTME is organised by various tertiary institutions to screen candidates who applied to such institutions and who had scaled through JAMB’s UTME. “If the universities have problem with what JAMB is doing, they should come forward with it and we will address it.

“JAMB is one of the most active parastatals in the ministry; I expect that policies that would be beneficial to Nigerian students should be discussed at this meeting. “I believe there should be no ground to lower the quality; Nov. 30 remains the closing date for 2016 admission. “No institution should exceed its quota in admission; we will start issuing penalties to defaulting institutions.’’

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FUTA Cut-off Marks For All Departments 2016/2017

Candidates who are interested in the FUTA admission Screening must have a cut off mark in thier jamb Score for Eligibilty.

We’ve got good news for Candidates who participated in the Federal University of Technology, Akure  (FUTA) Admission Screening exercise that the FUTA Departmental Cut Off Mark has been released and you can check your course/department cut off mark.
Check below for your departmental cut-off mark:

If you want to know how to calculate  2016/2017 FUTA Cut-off Marks, check below:

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Jamb Cut-off Marks for Any Nigerian Universities, Polys in 2017/2018

JAMB Cut-off marks that will be used for the 2016/2017 academic session admission exercise.

We have been receiving calls and messages from 2016/2017 JAMB UTME applicants regarding the official cut-off mark of various universities, polytechnics and colleges of education in Nigeria.

We are happy to inform all JAMBites that JAMB has finally announced the cut-off marks that would be used for this year’s admission exercise.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and tertiary education stakeholders on Thursday in Abuja adopted 180 as the cut-off mark for 2016 admission into universities, polytechnics and colleges of education.

The decision was reached at the 2016 Combined Policy Meeting on Admissions to Degree, Nigerian Certificate of Education (NCE) and National Diploma (ND) chaired by the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu. In his opening remark, Mr. Adamu said if there was confidence in JAMB’s conduct of the University Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME), there should be no need for post-UTME.

The post-UTME is organised by various tertiary institutions to screen candidates who applied to such institutions and who had scaled through JAMB’s UTME. “If the universities have problem with what JAMB is doing, they should come forward with it and we will address it.

“JAMB is one of the most active parastatals in the ministry; I expect that policies that would be beneficial to Nigerian students should be discussed at this meeting. “I believe there should be no ground to lower the quality; Nov. 30 remains the closing date for 2016 admission. “No institution should exceed its quota in admission; we will start issuing penalties to defaulting institutions.’’

Help share this, you just might be helping a friend.