A post was recently shared here that JAMB will be releasing a Harmonized Cut-off Marks for Nigerian Higher Institutions. Jamb has now officially announced the National Cut-Off marks for Nigerian Higher Institutions today.
The National cut-off mark for entry into any University in Nigeria is 180 and 160 for entry into Polytechnics, Colleges of Education and other diploma-awarding institutions.
The National Cut-off mark was decided in Abuja yesterday at the 2012 combined policy committee meeting on admissions to degree-awarding institutions, National Diploma (ND), Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) and National Innovation Diploma-awarding institutions.
Students are to note that the cut-off mark released is the benchmark cut-off meaning that No UNIVERSITY in NIGERIA can cut below 180 while No POLYTECHNIC or COLLEGE OF EDUCATION can cut below 160 and each institution has the right to set a cut-off mark higher than the benchmark but not lower.
Students are to note that before they can be qualified for admission into any Nigerian University they must score 180 and above likewise Polytechnic and College of Education (160). So any students that score below 159 cannot be offered admission into any of the Higher Institutions and would need to wait till next year to write another JAMB UTME.
JAMB Registrar and Chief Executive, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde has made a public warning to private Universities in Nigeria against conduct of illegal admissions of students.
All Higher Institutions have been officially allowed to start their post-UTME test and each school will start deciding their cut-off mark very soon. You’re hereby advised to subscribe to this blog so that you will be updated when the cut-off mark of each institution is released.
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