New Cut-Off Marks: 23 Universities That Adopts 120 In JAMB

Some Nigerian universities have adopted the new cut-off marks that was recently introduced by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB.

The universities, mostly private, are among the 168 universities in Nigeria whose cut-off marks were released in a document PREMIUM TIMES obtained from JAMB.

JAMB had recently announced the 120 cut-off peg for universities following a policy adopted by Vice chancellors, Provosts, Rectors, Admission officers, Registrars and other Stakeholders in the education sector.

Universities were, however, at liberty to peg their cut-off marks, with majority doing so.

Listed below are Twenty-three (23) universities that adopts 120 as their cut-off marks.

23 Universities That Adopts 120 As their New Cut-off Marks

The universities that adopted the 120 cut-off point include:

1. Achievers University,
2. Adeleke University,
3. Caleb University,
4. Fountain University,
5. Caritas University,
6. Novena University,
7. renaissance University,
8. Ojiagu-agbani University,
9. Evangel University,
10. Mcpherson University,
11. South Western University,
12. Samuel Adegboyega University,
13. wellspring University,
14. Western Delta University,
15. Wesley University,
16. Summit university,
17. Edwin Clark University,
18. Hezekiah University,
19. Kings University,
20. Arthur Javis University,
21. Crown Hill University,
22. Clifford University and,
23. Coal City University.

Also, Universities such as Obafemi Awolowo University, University of Lagos, University of Benin and University of Nigeria, pegged their cut-off points at 200.

Lagos State University according to the list is the only University that fixed it’s cut-off points at 190.

Many other Nigerian universities like the University of Ilorin, University of Maiduguri, University of Port Harcourt, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology and Ahmadu Bello University pegged their new cut-off marks from 120 to 180.

Meanwhile, we earlier posted a list of Post UTME subject combinations to be used for assessment of candidates in all Nigerian universities. If you miss that post, you should click here to see the subject combination for your course.

And please note that, English Language is compulsory for all courses. It is an automatic part of all Post UTME subject combination for every courses.

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