ABU Zaria Cut-Off Mark for All Courses 2024/2025

ABU Zaria Cut-Off Mark for All Courses 2024/2025: Hello there! Are you searching for Ahmadu Bello University’s cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 academic session, both general and departmental? Great news, you’re in the right place!  

ABU Zaria Cut-Off Mark for All Courses

When it comes to higher education, the aim isn’t just to meet the cut-off; it’s to beat it. This is especially true if you’re planning to attend Ahmadu Bello University, a school renowned for its academic rigour.

See the cut-off mark as your starting point, not your end goal. Meeting it is just the basic requirement; exceeding it shows you’re up for the academic rigours ahead and gives you an edge over other applicants. ABU Zaria looks for highly intelligent students, not just students who do the bare minimum.

In this post, we’ll talk about why it’s crucial to aim higher than just the cut-off and give you all the info on the general and departmental cut-off marks.

Let’s dive right in! Ever heard of the Quota System? No? Alright, let me break it down for you because it’s crucial to understand why you need to go above and beyond, not just meet the cut-off.

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What is the Quota System?

The quota system is a policy in Nigerian universities that regulates the number of students admitted annually and into each department. 

Why Exceed the Requirements?

Here’s the thing: aim to go beyond the basic requirements for your desired course. For instance, if you need at least five credit passes in your O-levels, aim for distinctions. 

The same goes for the cut-off mark. If it’s 200 for your course, aim for something like 230 or higher. Now you might wonder, “Why aim higher?” Well, let’s say your department can only admit 200 students based on merit, and 2000 candidates applied. If you scored exactly 200, but 500 others scored 230 or more, you’ll likely be left out. That’s how the quota system works.

I hope you understand this!

MEANING OF Cut-off MARK

Cut-off mark is a term that not everyone is familiar with. This is a question that most applicants have ( what is the meaning of the cut-off mark). If you fall into this category, you’re not alone; a large group of people falls into this category. Well, I will explain it to you here.

What does the term “Cut-off mark” mean? A cut-off mark is a score established by a specific institution as a criterion for admitting students to a particular department of study. 

ABU Zaria General Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025

This is the minimum score that a student must achieve to be admitted to a school. If your score falls below a school’s cut-off mark, you won’t be able to register for their Post-UTME, which means you won’t be admitted to that school. Even if your score is 179, you will not be able to register for the ABU Zaria screening exercise/post-utme because their general cut-off mark is 180.

Each school is free to set its own cut-off Mark. They are, however, unable to impose a cut-off mark lower than the JAMB minimum.

ABU Zaria Departmental Cut-off Mark 2024/2025

The departmental cut-off mark is the minimum score required for admission to a school’s course or department. ABU Zaria, for example, has a general cut-off mark of 180, but individual cut-off marks of 200, 190, and 190 for Pharmacy, Engineering, and Computer Science respectively. The more competitive the course, the higher the Cut-off Mark.

Every year, each university sets a cut-off mark for all courses. Some departments publish their departmental cut-off marks, whereas others do not.

Remember that ABU Zaria takes both the Post Utme and the Jamb scores into account. Meeting the jamb cut-off mark isn’t the only challenge, though. To be admitted, you must achieve a higher score in the post-UTME.

There is no set cut-off mark for courses at Ahmadu Bello University ABU Zaria. Candidates with a minimum UTME score of 180, on the other hand, are entitled to apply for post utme to any course of their choice.

Due to the high number of students wishing to study at Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, the admission process is competitive and admission is given 

Using JAMB score and O level grades.

ABU Cut-off Mark | Jamb & Departmental

Below are courses offered at the university as well as their Cut-off marks;

220 – 240 – Medicine (O’ Level result with one sitting only) and Nursing

200 – Mass Communication, Common Law, Pharmacy, Anatomy, Physiology

190 – Computer Science, English Language, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Geology, all engineering courses except Agricultural and Biosystem Engineering.

180 – All other courses

Candidates MUST meet the minimum UTME scores for their chosen courses, have the right UTME subject combinations as prescribed in the JAMB Brochure, and have the requisite ‘O’ Level subjects at credit level.

Documents required for the pre-screening exercise are SSCE result and JAMB registration printout only.

It is often important that a candidate arrive early and locate his/her screening venue early. Candidates will be screened on the JAMB scores and their SSCE results.

 Document to be submitted for merited candidates

Candidates who have merited admission will be invited for another screening exercise. Here are all the documents such;

  • Birth Certification/Age Declaration.
  • Original copies of their educational qualifications (Statements of Results/Certificates).
  • A letter of good conduct from your Village Head or a responsible member of your community/or civil servant not below Grade Level 10 or equivalent in the private sector.
  • Certificate of Local Government of origin; and the notification of admission status slip.

TeezabUpdate’s Conclusion

As you take steps towards getting into ABU Zaria, understand that beating the cut-off mark is more than just an objective—it’s a mindset. 

Going above and beyond shows you’re committed to excellence and up for any challenges ahead. This extra effort will set you apart from the others.

So, go on—aim high and let your time at ABU Zaria be a reflection of your dedication and drive. Your future starts now, and it looks bright! Trust in yourself!!!

Got questions? Drop them in the comments, and we’ll get back to you ASAP!

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