UNIABUJA Cut Off Mark 2024/2025 Academic Session

Prospective students of UNIABUJA, this is an important update for you: the cut-off mark required for admission to study your desired course at the University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) for the 2024/2025 academic session has been released by the school management. Before you proceed with your post-UTME screening application, it is highly advisable to check the University of Abuja cut-off mark and confirm that you meet the required score.

You might be asking yourself, “What happens if I don’t meet the UNIABUJA cut-off mark?” The short answer is that you won’t be considered for admission. This could mean waiting another year, which can be stressful and disappointing. This is why it’s important to ensure that you meet the University of Abuja cut-off mark this year, so you don’t miss the chance to pursue your dreams.

“So, what exactly is the UNIABUJA cut-off mark for 2024/2025?” you may wonder. All the details you need are right here in this article. Read on to find out about the UNIABUJA cut-off mark, how it applies to your desired course, and other useful tips that will help you in your admission journey.

UNIABUJA Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025

As a refresher, a cut-off mark is the minimum score set by an institution to qualify candidates for admission into its programs. JAMB sets a general minimum cut-off mark, which universities then use to determine their admission thresholds. The UNIABUJA cut-off mark is 180 and above.

This means that when you sit for your JAMB exam, you should aim for a score of 180 or higher. However, keep in mind that the 180 mark is just the basic requirement for general admission. Certain competitive courses such as medicine, engineering, pharmacy, and law usually have higher cut-off marks. If you are interested in these programs, aiming for a score as high as 250 or more is strongly advised to increase your chances of admission.

These high marks aren’t exclusive to the more popular courses. Other departments may also have high cut-off points based on their level of competition and demand. To make your planning easier, we have created a table that outlines the specific cut-off marks for all the courses offered at UNIABUJA.

Also, don’t forget the importance of having the right subject combinations for your chosen department. A high score will be of little use if your subject choices don’t align with the requirements for your desired course.

University of Abuja Departmental Cut-Off Marks 2024/2025

The list below details the cut-off marks for each of the courses offered by the University of Abuja. Check the list carefully and trace the cut-off mark required for the course you want to study and aim to meet it.

Departments	Cut-Off Marks
Accounting/Accountancy	220
Agricultural Science And Education	180
Agriculture	180
Arabic Studies	180
Banking And Finance	180
Biochemistry	210
Biology	180
Business Administration	200
Chemical Engineering	180
Chemistry	180
Christian Religious Studies	180
Civil Engineering	180
Computer Science	210
Drama/Dramatic/Performing Arts	180
Economics	210
Education And Arabic	180
Education And Biology	180
Education And Chemistry	180
Education And Christian Religious Studies	180
Education And Economics	180
Education And English Language	180
Education And English Language Literature	180
Education And Geography	180
Education And History	180
Education And Integrated Science	180
Education And Islamic Studies	180
Education And Mathematics	180
Education And Physics	180
Education And Social Studies	180
Educational Management And Planning	180
Electrical Engineering	180
English And Literary Studies	180
Environmental Education	180
Environmental Health Science	180
Geography	180
Guidance And Counselling	180
History	180
Islamic Studies	180
Law	240
Library And Information Science	180
Linguistics	180
Literature In English	180
Mathematics	180
Mechanical Engineering	180
Medicine And Surgery	250
Microbiology	210
Philosophy	180
Physics	180
Political Science	200
Political Science And International Relations	180
Primary Education Studies	180
Public Administration	180
Psychology	190
Sociology	190
Statistics	180
Teacher Education Science	180
Veterinary Medicine	200

Combining the right subjects and meeting the cut-off marks for your department is just a fraction of the requirements you need to meet to become a student of UNIABUJA. Below, you will find a list of other requirements you need to meet to be eligible for admission at the University of Abuja.

UNIABUJA Admission Requirements 2024/2025

All candidates whether direct entry or UTME are expected to meet all the requirements listed below to be eligible for admission at UNIABUJA. Without meeting these requirements, you will not be allowed to purchase the UNIABUJA Post-UTME Form 2024/2025

UNIABUJA UTME Requirements

• You need a minimum UTME score of 180 to be considered for admission.
• Applicants must be at least 16 years old by November 2024.
• Your O’Level results should include at least five credits, with Mathematics and English Language being mandatory. These credits must be obtained in no more than two sittings.

Do not forget to upload your O’Level results to the JAMB portal before applying.

UNIABUJA Direct Entry Requirements

• If you have JUPEB or NABTEB ‘A’ Level certificates, you are not eligible to apply.
• Ensure your UTME subject combination matches the specific requirements for the course you’re applying to.
• Your A-level results must be uploaded to and verified on the JAMB portal.
• To qualify, you must have one of these qualifications: NCE, IJMB, ND, HND, or a Bachelor’s Degree.
• You also need five O’Level credits in relevant subjects.

Once you have confirmed that you meet these requirements, all you need to do is prepare your documents and wait for announcements regarding the release of the UNIABUJA Post-UTME Screening Form 2024/2025 and apply.

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