UNIUYO Cut-Off Mark for Undergraduate Admission 2024/2025

Did you choose UNIUYO as your First choice institution during the JAMB UTME registration? If so, you need to understand the UNIUYO cut-off mark for undergraduate admission as this will help you stand a chance of being admitted. The cut-off mark is important as candidates will be eligible for admission once they meet the set UNIUYO cut-off mark.

In this article, we will explain the University of Uyo cut-off mark for undergraduate admission, which is the minimum score you need to qualify for admission into the university. If you are planning to apply to UNIUYO, it is important to understand how the cut-off mark works and what you need to do to meet the requirements. Read carefully to learn.

UNIUYO Cut-Off Mark for Admission 2024/2025

The University of Uyo cut-off mark refers to the minimum score candidates need to meet in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and possibly post-UTME (if applicable) to qualify for admission into the course of their choice at the university.

The official UNIUYO cut-off mark is set at 140 for the 2024/2025 academic year. This means that to be eligible to apply for the Post UTME screening, you must score at least 140 in your JAMB exam. In addition to the general cut-off mark of 140, each department within UNIUYO may have its specific cut-off mark.

The university has announced that the departmental cut-off mark for 2024/2025 to be 140 or higher. So, as long as you score 140 or more, you are eligible to be considered for admission. The table below shows the UNIUYO 2024/2025 cut-off marks for various courses, with the general cut-off starting at 140, but some courses like Medicine, Pharmacy, and Law have higher marks due to their competitiveness:

Course	Cut-Off Mark
Accountancy / Accounting	140
Agricultural Economics and Extension	140
Agricultural Engineering	140
Agricultural Science and Education	140
Agriculture	140
Animal and Environmental Biology	140
Animal Science	140
Architecture	140
Banking and Finance	140
Biochemistry	140
Botany And Ecological Studies	140
Building	140
Business Education	140
Business Management	140
Chemical Engineering	140
Chemistry	140
Civil Engineering	140
Communication Arts	140
Computer Education	140
Computer Engineering	140
Computer Science	140
Crop Science	140
Curriculum Studies	140
Dentistry And Dental Surgery	140
Economics	140
Education / Fine Art	140
Education and Biology	140
Education and Chemistry	140
Education and Economics	140
Education and Efik / Ibibio	140
Education and English Language	140
Education and French	140
Education and Geography	140
Education and History	140
Education and Integrated Science	140
Education and Mathematics	140
Education and Music	140
Education and Physics	140
Education and Political Science	140
Education and Religious Studies	140
Education and Social Science	140
Education and Social Studies	140
Education Arts	140
Efik-Ibibio	140
Electrical / Electronics Engineering	140
English Language	140
Estate Management	140
Fine And Industrial Arts	140
Fisheries and Aquaculture	140
Fisheries And Aquatic Environment Management	140
Food Engineering	150
Food Science and Technology	150
Forestry And Wildlife	140
French	140
Geography and Regional Planning	140
Geology	140
Geophysics	140
Guidance and Counseling	140
Health Education	140
History and International Studies	140
Home Economics	140
Home Economics and Education	140
Human Anatomy	160
Human Nutrition and Dietetics	160
Industrial Technology Education	140
Insurance	140
Land Surveying And Geo-Informatics	140
Law	200
Library Science	140
Linguistics	140
Marketing	140
Mass Communication	150
Mathematics	140
Mechanical Engineering	200
Medical Laboratory Science	210
Medicine and Surgery	240 and above
Microbiology	140
Music	140
Nursing / Nursing Science	220
Petroleum Engineering	140
Pharmacy	230
Philosophy	140
Physical Education	140
Physics	140
Physiology	140
Physiotherapy	160
Political Science	140
Pre-Primary and Primary Education	140
Psychology	140
Quantity Surveying	140
Religious and Cultural Studies	140
Sociology and Anthropology	140
Soil Science	140
Special Education	140
Statistics	140
Teacher Education Science	140
Technical Education	140
Theatre Arts	140
Urban and Regional Planning	140
Educational Technology	140
Doctor of Pharmacy	220
Radiography And Radiation Science	140
Agricultural Education	140

Why the Cut-Off Mark is Important

• The cut-off mark is important to candidates because those who meet the cut-off mark are eligible for admission. If your score is lower than 140, you cannot take part in the post-UTME screening.
• Some courses, especially competitive ones like Medicine, Law, and Nursing, may have higher cut-off marks.

How UNIUYO Determine Their Cut-Off Marks

Various factors influence the cut-off mark, these include:

• The number of applicants: The more applicants there are for a particular course, the higher the cut-off mark may be.
• The number of spaces available in each department also plays a role in setting the cut-off.
• The candidate’s performance in both the JAMB score and the results from any post-UTME screening (if applicable) contribute to the final cut-off.
• The university’s specific admission policies also affect the cut-off marks.

Additional Information

• If your JAMB score is below 140, you won’t be able to participate in the UNIUYO Post-UTME screening.
• Candidates may need to fulfill other requirements for admission as they meet the general and departmental cut-off marks.
• Competitive courses like Law, Medicine, and Nursing usually have higher cut-off marks due to the high demand and limited spaces available.

We hope this article has helped explain the UNIUYO cut-off marks for undergraduate admission for the 2024/2025 academic session including the requirements and factors that influence the cut-off mark. For more inquiries, visit the comment box or the official UNIUYO website. 

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