If you’re aiming to study Computer Science at the University of Abuja in 2025–2026, here’s what you need to know: the official cut-off mark has not been released yet by the school.
This article uses only facts from the university and its official channels. As soon as the school announces the cut-off mark, it will be published here.
What is the University of Abuja’s cut-off mark for Computer Science in 2025?
The University has not yet published the cut-off mark for any course in the 2025/2026 admission exercise.
A trusted admission site confirms that as of now, no official score has been released.
When will the University release the Computer Science cut-off mark?
The University usually releases its cut-off mark around the time JAMB uploads provisional admission lists. For 2025, this information remains private.
To stay updated, keep checking the official UniAbuja website under the “Admission” section.
Can we look at past cut-off marks to guess the 2025 mark?
Yes. In the 2024/2025 session, Computer Science required a UTME score of at least 240. That gives us a benchmark, although it is not a guarantee for 2025.
Is the JAMB cut-off mark the same as the University’s mark?
No. JAMB sets a minimum of 140 for universities, but individual schools can set higher marks for specific courses.
For competitive courses like Computer Science, the University often asks for more than the JAMB minimum.
Why does UniAbuja ask for a higher score for Computer Science?
Some programs, especially in the sciences and technology fields, attract many applicants.
To choose the best candidates, universities raise their internal cut-off marks. In the past, Computer Science at UniAbuja required 240 and above.
What subjects must I do well in?
To qualify for Computer Science, at least five credits in WAEC, NECO, or GCE are needed.
These must include English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and Computer Science or a related subject. Besides this, you need a strong UTME score.