The University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) cut off mark is out. The institution has set its JAMB cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session at 180 and above to encourage aspirants from all part of the country to come and apply.
This cut-off mark is a very essential criteria for all aspiring students who wish to gain admission into UNIABUJA.
Knowing the specific cut-off marks for their desired course is very important as it will help you determine the level of preparation you need to make for the post utme exam so as to increase your chances of being admitted. Read on to learn more.
What is the Cut Off Mark For UNIABUJA?
The University of Abuja cut off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session is between 180 and above. The minimum jamb score required to be able to apply for post-UTME is 180, and there no maximum as the higher your score, the higher your chances.
The cut off mark is set by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), the regulatory body responsible for conducting the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in Nigeria.
UNIABUJA JAMB Cut-Off Mark For All Courses
Just like in other schools, Each course at UNIABUJA also has its own cut-off mark, depending on its competitiveness and demand.
Here is a list of the complete Cut-off Mark For the 2024-2025 academic session:
| Course | Cut-off Mark |
|---|---|
| Agricultural Science and Education | 230 and above |
| Accounting | 240 and above |
| Agriculture | 240 and above |
| Arabic Studies | 200 and above |
| Banking and Finance | 230 and above |
| Biology | 230 and above |
| Business Administration | 230 and above |
| Business Management | 230 and above |
| Chemical Engineering | 250 and above |
| Chemistry | 230 and above |
| Christian Religious Knowledge / Studies | N/A |
| Civil Engineering | 250 and above |
| Computer Science | 240 and above |
| Drama / Dramatic / Performing Arts | 220 and above |
| Economics | 230 and above |
| Education and Arabic | 220 and above |
| Education and Biology | 220 and above |
| Education and Chemistry | 220 and above |
| Education and Christian Religious Studies | 220 and above |
| Education and Economics | 220 and above |
| Education and Geography | 220 and above |
| Education and Integrated Science | 220 and above |
| Education and Islamic Studies | 220 and above |
| Education and Mathematics | 220 and above |
| Education and Physics | 220 and above |
| Education and Social Studies | 220 and above |
| Electrical Engineering | 240 and above |
| English and Literary Studies | 220 and above |
| Environmental Education | 220 and above |
| Geography | 230 and above |
| Guidance and Counseling | 220 and above |
| History | 220 and above |
| Islamic Studies | 200 and above |
| Linguistics | 220 and above |
| Mathematics | 230 and above |
| Mechanical Engineering | 240 and above |
| Medicine and Surgery | 250 and above |
| Microbiology | 230 and above |
| Philosophy | 220 and above |
| Political Science and International Relations | 230 and above |
| Primary Education Studies | 210 and above |
| Public Administration | 220 and above |
| Statistics | 230 and above |
| Veterinary Medicine | 240 and above |
| Pharmacy | 230 and above |
UNIABUJA Admission Requirements For 2024/2025 Academic Session
To gain admission into UNIABUJA, you must meet the following requirements:
- Score at least 180 in the JAMB examination.
- Participate in the UNIABUJA Post-UTME screening exercise.
- Obtain a minimum of five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, in your O’Level results (WAEC, NECO, or equivalent).
- Ensure your JAMB subject combination aligns with the course you intend to study.
- Provide all necessary documents during the admission process, including birth certificate, state of origin certificate, and passport photographs.
Conclusion
Meeting the UNIABUJA cut-off mark is the first and most important step towards securing admission into one of Nigeria’s renowned universities based in the country’s capital.
So, ensure you prepare very well for both JAMB and the Post-UTME screening to increase your chances.
If you do not meet the required cut-off mark, don’t be discouraged; explore other options and keep trying your luck, you can’t be unlucky all the time. Best of luck on your educational journey!