Dorben Poly Cut Off Mark for 2025 Academic Session
FAQs
What is the cut‑off mark for admission into Dorben Polytechnic for the 2025/2026 academic session?
The cut‑off mark for ND (National Diploma) applicants at Dorben Polytechnic for the 2025/2026 academic session is 100 in the UTME.
Does the cut‑off mark apply to all programmes (ND and HND) at Dorben Polytechnic?
The published cut‑off mark of 100 is explicitly mentioned in relation to ND programmes at Dorben Polytechnic for the 2025/2026 session. For HND applicants, other criteria apply (such as possession of the ND certificate and SIWES completion) and the cut‑off may differ or be supplementary.
If I scored below 100 in the UTME, can I still apply to Dorben Polytechnic?
If your UTME score is below 100, you will not meet the published minimum cut‑off for ND admission into Dorben Polytechnic for the 2025 session. Therefore you would be ineligible for consideration under the published cut‑off mark of 100. It would be advisable to contact the school’s admissions office or check any departmental minimums or special considerations, but based on current information you need at least 100.
Why is the cut‑off mark set at 100, and does it reflect qualification for admission?
The cut‑off mark of 100 is the minimum score required in the UTME to be eligible for admission screening at Dorben Polytechnic for ND programmes. It is a threshold used to ensure applicants meet a baseline academic standard. However, meeting this minimum does not guarantee admission. Admission will also depend on availability of spaces in the programme, performance in any post‑UTME/screening exercise, O’Level credits (for example English and Mathematics), and compliance with other admission requirements.