University Of Ibadan Departmental Cut-Off Mark
FAQs
What is the University of Ibadan departmental cut-off mark for admission?
The University of Ibadan departmental cut-off mark varies by faculty and course. Generally, the minimum JAMB UTME score required is 200, but competitive courses like Medicine, Law, and Engineering may require higher scores, often between 250 and 280. Each department sets its specific cut-off based on past admission trends and the number of available slots.
How is the departmental cut-off mark determined at the University of Ibadan?
The departmental cut-off mark is determined by the University’s admission committee based on a combination of factors, including candidates’ JAMB scores, post-UTME results, academic performance, and the total number of applicants. Departments with higher competition usually set higher cut-off marks to select the most qualified candidates.
Can I be admitted with a score below the departmental cut-off mark?
Generally, candidates who score below the departmental cut-off mark are unlikely to be offered admission, as the cut-off represents the minimum requirement for consideration. However, in rare cases, departments may admit students slightly below the cut-off through supplementary or catch-up admissions if there are available slots.
Where can I check the University of Ibadan departmental cut-off marks?
Departmental cut-off marks are usually published on the official University of Ibadan website and in the post-UTME admission guidelines. Candidates can also contact the admissions office or check the respective faculty portals for up-to-date information on departmental cut-offs for their chosen courses.