Courses under Science and their cut-off mark

If you want to study a science program in a Nigerian university in 2025/2026, you’ll need two things: a general UTME (JAMB) cut-off to register for screening, and course-specific cut-off marks, especially for science programs, which are often very competitive.  Here is an easy-to-follow guide to typical cut-off ranges across various science disciplines. General JAMB … Read more

FUT cut-off mark for all courses

At FUTMINNA, each course has its own minimum JAMB score requirement (called the departmental cut-off).  There is also a general cut-off that lets you register for screening.  This article covers the cut-offs for every program in clear, simple terms. What is FUTMINNA’s general JAMB cut-off? For 2025/2026, FUTMINNA requires a minimum JAMB score of 150 … Read more

UNIZIK cut-off mark for Nursing 2025

For the 2025/2026 session, UNIZIK requires a UTME (JAMB) score of 276 or above for the Nursing Science program.  Only those who meet this cut-off are eligible for admission consideration through merit, which is the most competitive entry route. Is 276 a general or a departmental cut-off? 276 is a departmental cut-off that is specific … Read more

Federal University with the lowest cut-off mark for Medicine and Surgery

Among federal universities in Nigeria, the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) and the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) are known for having some of the lowest departmental cut-off marks for Medicine and Surgery.  While top federal universities like the University of Ibadan (UI), the University of Lagos (UNILAG), and the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) often set … Read more

Lautech JAMB cut-off mark for all courses

If you’re planning to study at LAUTECH, one of the most important details to know is the JAMB UTME cut‑off mark.  This determines not only your eligibility to sit for Post‑UTME screening but also your likelihood of gaining admission into your chosen course.  Aside from the minimum general score, each department sets its own departmental … Read more

UI JAMB cut-off mark for all courses

The University of Ibadan (UI) sets a standard JAMB general cut-off mark of 200 for ALL its undergraduate programs, ensuring every candidate demonstrates a strong academic foundation before admission into the Post‑UTME screening stage.  Beyond this, UI’s departmental (merit, catchment, ELDS) cut-off marks vary by individual courses and are key to actual admission decisions. What … Read more

UBTH School of Nursing cut-off mark

Choosing a career in nursing at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH) is a rewarding decision.  But before you can begin this journey, you need to meet specific entry requirements, particularly the UTME cut-off mark and O‑Level grades.  This article breaks down everything you need to know about the UBTH School of Nursing cut-off … Read more

FCT School of Nursing cut-off mark

FCT College of Nursing Sciences, Gwagwalada, commonly known as the FCT School of Nursing, offers accredited nursing programs, including Basic and Post‑Basic Nursing.  While it is not part of the university system, admission is still based on JAMB scores and an internal screening process.  For the 2025/2026 academic year, the college’s official minimum JAMB UTME … Read more

UCH cut-off mark for Nursing

The University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, operates a prestigious School of Nursing, offering a three-year Registered Nurse (RN) diploma program regulated by the Nursing & Midwifery Council of Nigeria.  Unlike university-based nursing degrees, admission to UCH SON is determined by the hospital’s entrance examination rather than JAMB, and the cut‑off score is set internally each … Read more

NDU Post UTME cut-off mark for Nursing

Niger Delta University (NDU), located in Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa State, offers a competitive B.Sc. Nursing Science program under its Faculty of Clinical Sciences.  Admission into Nursing requires meeting both the JAMB UTME benchmark and a specific departmental Post-UTME cut-off score.  What is the minimum JAMB UTME score required for NDU? For the 2025/2026 admission cycle, … Read more