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UNIBEN Post UTME Results 2024/2025 Academic Session

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UNIBEN Post-UTME Results 2024/2025 – This is to inform all those who participated in the UNIBEN Post-UTME Screening 2024 that the results are in. All applicants are advised to visit the UNIBEN student portal to check their results as soon as possible.

We understand that checking the University of Benin Post-UTME screening result may be daunting; which is why we have posted this article. This article will serve as a guide to checking your screening results smoothly. We have also provided additional information such as calculating the aggregate score for UNIBEN admission and more.

Is UNIBEN Post UTME Screening Result 2024/2025 Out?

Yes, the management of the University of Benin (UNIBEN) has released the results for the 2024/2025 screening exercise. If you participated in the screening exercise, visit the UNIBEN result-checking portal at uniben.waeup.org/login and check your score.

The process of checking your screening result is rapid and easy. We have provided a step-by-step guide on how you can check your result below. Follow our instructions carefully to ensure a smooth result-checking process.

How To Check UNIBEN Post UTME Result 2024/2025

Follow the simple guidelines we have listed below to check your score:-

  • Visit the UNIBEN result-checking portal at uniben.waeup.org/login
  • Input your User Name/ID and password in the space provided.
  • To log in to your account, you can just copy and paste your username and password sent to your email because the password is a very sensitive one.
  • Click on the “Log-in” button.
  • Scroll down to the “Application Process Information”  to see your screening score.

If you have seen your result, the next step is to calculate your aggregate score. This will help you compare the cut-off mark you have with the UNIBEN cut-off mark for your preferred course.

What Do I Do After Seeing My UNIBEN Post-UTME Score?

Good question, if you see your UNIBEN post-UTME score, the first thing you should do is try to calculate your aggregate score. This will give you a hint on whether you stand a chance of being admitted or not. Scroll down to learn more about the aggregate score and how to calculate it.

How to Calculate UNIBEN Aggregate Score 2024

Before we get into the main business let’s look into an aggregate score and what it stands for.

An aggregate score is a combined total that shows a student’s overall performance by adding their JAMB score and the UNIBEN screening score. This score helps the school determine which students are eligible for admission. See below for a simple formula you can use to calculate your aggregate score easily.

How to Calculate UNIBEN Aggregate Score

Your aggregate score is calculated by taking half of your Post UTME score and adding it to one-eighth of your JAMB score.

For example, if a candidate scores 290 in JAMB and 80 in the Post UTME, the calculation would be as follows:

  • Divide the Post UTME score by 2: 80 / 2 = 40%
  • Divide the JAMB score by 8: 290 / 8 = 36.25%

To find the final aggregate score, you add these two results together: 40% + 36.25% = 76.25%.

Thus, the candidate’s aggregate score would be 76.25%, which is the final score used for admission decisions.

Note: Now that you have learned how to calculate your aggregate score properly. You can follow the instructions we have provided and calculate your aggregate score. Once you have done that, you can proceed to check the UNIBEN cut-off marks for your department and confirm if you meet them. If you do, congratulations in advance.

We hope you learned a lot from this article. If you have questions regarding this topic, our comments box is open; send in your questions and expect swift answers. Do not forget to share this post with others. 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Results are usually available a few days to weeks after the examination.

Log in to the UNIBEN admissions portal using your registration number and password.

A score above 50% is generally considered competitive, depending on the course.

No, only your final score is displayed, without individual question analysis.

You may consider changing your course to one with lower cut-off requirements.

Yes, it contributes significantly to your aggregate score.

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