NOUN Cut-Off Mark For Medicine 2025
FAQs
What is the cut-off mark for Medicine at NOUN in 2025?
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) does not currently offer Medicine and Surgery as a program, so there is no cut-off mark for Medicine in 2025. NOUN primarily offers courses in Arts, Social Sciences, Education, Law, and some Science-related fields, but not Medicine.
Can I study Medicine at NOUN in 2025 if I meet the JAMB cut-off mark?
No, even if you meet the general JAMB cut-off mark for Medicine in Nigerian universities, NOUN does not have Medicine and Surgery in its list of accredited programs. You would need to apply to other universities that have full approval to run Medicine.
Does NOUN plan to introduce Medicine and Surgery in the future?
As of 2025, NOUN has not officially announced the introduction of Medicine and Surgery. The university has been expanding its program offerings gradually, but Medicine requires clinical training and facilities that are currently not part of NOUN’s distance learning system.
What medical or health-related courses are available at NOUN in 2025?
While Medicine is not available, NOUN offers health-related programs such as Nursing Science, Public Health, and Environmental Health. These courses are approved by relevant professional bodies and provide opportunities for students interested in the health sector.