Oke-Ogun Poly Cut Off Mark for 2025 Academic Session
Are you eagerly anticipating admission into Oke-Ogun Polytechnic for the 2025/2026 academic session? We’ve got you covered with the latest information on the cut-off marks, admission requirements, and other essential details. Read on to ensure you are well-informed about the admission process at Oke-Ogun Poly.
The management of Oke-Ogun Polytechnic has officially released the cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session. For aspiring students, the minimum score required to be eligible for admission is set at 160. This score serves both as the JAMB cut-off mark and departmental cut-off mark for all programs offered by the institution.
Whether you are interested in engineering, business, or the arts, the good news is that the cut-off mark for all courses at Oke-Ogun Polytechnic remains uniform for the 2025/2026 academic session. A score of 160 or above in the JAMB examination is the threshold for eligibility. This means that candidates who scored a minimum of 160 and selected Oke-Ogun Polytechnic as their institution of choice can proceed to purchase the admission form.
After the release of the departmental cut-off marks by Oke-Ogun Polytechnic, prospective students are required to meet the specific cut-off mark set for their chosen department. This crucial step determines whether candidates qualify for admission into their preferred programs at the institution. Aspiring students who passed the JAMB cut-off mark for their selected programs are now one step closer to securing admission to Oke-Ogun Poly.
Conclusion
If you aspire to be part of Oke-Ogun Polytechnic’s vibrant academic community, meeting the specified cut-off marks is a crucial step towards securing your spot. With a JAMB score of 160 or above, you are eligible to apply for admission. Stay tuned for further updates and announcements, and best of luck in your journey towards academic success at Oke-Ogun Polytechnic!
FAQs
What is the general UTME cut‑off mark for TOPS for the 2025/2026 session?
The minimum UTME score that TOPS has set for eligibility for the 2025/2026 academic session is 120 and above. This means candidates must score at least 120 in the UTME to apply for the National Diploma (ND) programmes at the institution.
Does meeting the cut‑off mark of 120 guarantee admission into TOPS?
No — scoring 120 or above makes you eligible to apply for TOPS, but it does not guarantee admission. Other factors such as your performance in the school’s post‑UTME screening, your O’Level results (e.g., five credits including English Language and Mathematics) and the competitiveness of your chosen course also influence admission decisions.
Are there departmental or course‑specific cut‑off marks in addition to the general 120?
While TOPS primarily advertises the general minimum UTME (120) as the threshold for eligibility, reports suggest that some departments may internally favour higher scores for very competitive courses. For example, courses like Computer Science or Mass Communications may attract candidates with UTME scores somewhat above 120. Therefore, it is wise to aim higher than 120 if you are applying for a popular programme.
What should a candidate do if they scored below 120 in the UTME but want to apply to TOPS?
If you scored below 120, you are unfortunately below the minimum eligibility threshold set by TOPS for the 2025/2026 session and thus would not be eligible for the screening exercise under the general requirements. Instead, you should consider improving your UTME score, or explore other institutions whose cut‑off mark is lower or that may have special admission pathways. Also, make sure your O’Level results are strong and you meet all other admission requirements so you’ll be ready when you meet the eligibility mark.