Grundtvig Poly Cut Off Mark for 2025 Academic Session
Are you aspiring to join Grundtvig Polytechnic for the 2025/2026 academic session? We’ve got the latest information you need! In this blog post, we will discuss the Grundtvig Poly cut-off mark, departmental requirements, and other essential details to guide you through the admission process.
Grundtvig Polytechnic has officially released its cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session. The minimum score required for admission is set at 160. This applies to all courses offered by the institution. If you scored 160 or above in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination and selected Grundtvig Polytechnic as your institution of choice, you are eligible to apply for admission.
Whether you are interested in engineering, business, or any other program offered at Grundtvig Polytechnic, the cut-off mark remains consistent across all courses. The minimum score of 160 serves both as the JAMB cut-off mark and the departmental cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session.
To kickstart your admission process, ensure you meet the minimum cut-off mark and have selected Grundtvig Polytechnic as your preferred institution during JAMB registration. The admission form is available for purchase, and candidates with a JAMB score of 160 and above are encouraged to apply.
After the release of departmental cut-off marks by Grundtvig Polytechnic, prospective students are advised to align with the specified cut-off mark for their chosen department. This ensures a higher chance of gaining admission into their preferred programs.
Conclusion
If you dream of studying at Grundtvig Polytechnic, meeting the minimum cut-off mark is the first step towards securing admission. Stay informed with our regular updates on post UTME, admission lists, school fees, and other crucial information. We wish all prospective students the best of luck in their academic journey at Grundtvig Polytechnic!
FAQs
What is the general UTME cut‑off mark for admission into Grundtvig Polytechnic for the 2025 session?
For the 2025/2026 academic session, the minimum UTME (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) cut‑off mark that is widely reported for polytechnics is 140. However, for Grundtvig Polytechnic specifically, some sources list the cut‑off mark as 120. Therefore, you should treat the figure of 120 as the institution‑specific benchmark, but expect that meeting or exceeding 140 would generally position you strongly.
Does meeting the cut‑off mark guarantee admission into Grundtvig Polytechnic?
No. Scoring the required cut‑off mark only qualifies you to be considered for admission; it does not guarantee admission. Other factors come into play, including your post‑UTME screening result (if applicable), your O’Level results (grades and subject combinations), your chosen programme’s competitiveness, and the number of available spaces. Recognition of this is noted in related advisory posts.
Does the cut‑off mark vary by department or programme within Grundtvig Polytechnic?
Yes. Even though a general institutional cut‑off mark is published (such as 120 or 140), many departments/programmes might impose higher internal thresholds because some programmes are more competitive than others. Although specific departmental cut‑offs for Grundtvig Polytechnic were not officially published for 2025 in the sources found, past examples show different internal minimums for engineering, science etc. It’s therefore wise to check the specific programme you wish to apply for at the school.
What should a prospective candidate aiming for admission into Grundtvig Polytechnic do to maximise their chances?
A good strategy would be: first, aim to score comfortably above the general cut‑off (e.g., target 140 or more) so you exceed the minimum baseline. Second, ensure your O’Level results and subject combinations meet the specific requirements for your chosen programme. Third, obtain and complete the post‑UTME or screening process of the institution promptly. Fourth, verify any additional institutional requirements (fee payment, physical screening, change of institution if needed) and submit on time. By doing all of these you improve your chances beyond just meeting the basic cut‑off mark.