Bayelsa Medical University Cut-Off Mark For Medicine in 2025
FAQs
What is the cut-off mark for Medicine at Bayelsa Medical University in 2025?
The official cut-off mark for Medicine and Surgery at Bayelsa Medical University (BMU) in 2025 is 200 and above in the JAMB UTME. However, due to the competitive nature of the course, candidates are advised to aim for a score of 250 or higher to stand a better chance during the admission process.
Can I study Medicine at Bayelsa Medical University with a JAMB score below 200?
No, you cannot. BMU’s minimum JAMB requirement for Medicine and Surgery is 200, as set by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Any score below this automatically disqualifies a candidate from participating in the post-UTME screening for Medicine.
Does Bayelsa Medical University use post-UTME scores to determine admission for Medicine?
Yes, BMU combines your JAMB score, post-UTME performance, and O’level results to determine your overall admission score. Even with a high JAMB score, you must perform well in the post-UTME screening to meet or exceed the departmental cut-off for Medicine.
How can I increase my chances of gaining admission to study Medicine at BMU in 2025?
To boost your chances, aim for a JAMB score of at least 250, ensure you have five O’level credits in relevant subjects including English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, and prepare thoroughly for the post-UTME screening. Consistent academic excellence and choosing BMU as your first choice institution in JAMB also strengthen your chances.