JAMB Cut-Off Mark For Nigerian Universities, Poly, And Others 2023/2024

JAMB Cut-Off Mark For Nigerian Universities, Poly, And Others 2023/2024   The JAMB cut-off mark 2022/2023 has been authorized and made publi...

JAMB Cut-Off Mark For Nigerian Universities, Poly, And Others 2023/2024

 

The JAMB cut-off mark 2022/2023 has been authorized and made public for Nigerian universities, polytechnics, and other higher institutions.

For admission to universities, polytechnics, colleges of education, and innovative enterprises, the minimal cut-off marks recommended by JAMB is 120, 100, 100, and 100, respectively.

On July 21, 2022, the Jamb policy test was administered for the 2022 cutoff point. Universities cannot admit students with scores lower than 140, while polytechnics and colleges of education cannot accept applicants with scores lower than 100. This suggests that there will be a set cut-off score for admissions in 2022–2023.

Institutions are not to lower their minimal cut-off points for admissions than those set at the meeting, according to JAMB Registrar Prof. Is-haq Oloyede. Additionally, he added, "We will only set the minimum; whatever you decide is your admission cut-off mark is up to you."

The minister said he is not against Post-UTME but the cost must not exceed Two Thousand Naira (N2,000), and this time, they will certainly enforce it, during a JAMB policy meeting.

List of Universities with JAMB cut-off mark of 200

The JAMB registrar claims that the cutoff grade is the minimum and not the standard that all universities must follow. As a result, there are universities in Nigeria where the passing grade is 200. The universities having a 200 cut-off mark are listed below:

University of Ibadan, UI cut-off mark

University of Benin cut-off mark

University of Lagos, UNILAG cut-off mark

Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU cut-off mark

Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, FUNAAB cut-off mark (200 for most courses but for some courses cut-off mark is 180)