UNILORIN Cut-Off Mark for All Courses 2024/2025

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

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 the University of Ilorin, 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. Unilorin 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! Now, let’s get to the main topic here topic!

Unilorin General Cut Off Mark 2024/2025

This is the required cut-off mark for a school to consider you for admission. If you score below a school’s general cut-off mark. You will not be eligible to take their Post-UTME, which means you will not be accepted into that institution. Take, for instance, Unilorin’s general cut off mark is 180, even if you had 179, you will not be able to register for their screening exercise/post utme.

Schools are free to choose their own cut off mark. However, whatever cut off mark they choose should not be lower than the JAMB minimum.

Unilorin Departmental Cut off Mark 2024/2025

The minimum score required to get admitted to a school’s course or department is known as the departmental cut-off mark. Unilorin, for example, has a general cut-off mark of 180, but separate cut-off marks of 250 for Pharmacy, 260 for Common Law, and 260 for Medicine. The more competitive the course, the higher the cut-off mark. Each university has a specific cut-off mark for all disciplines each year. Some universities make their departmental cut-off mark public, while others do not.

Unilorin department cut-off mark for 2024/2025 screening exercise & post utme

All the candidates who made the University of Ilorin their first choice and scored 180 and above in the last UTME are eligible for the post-UTME screening exercise. Below is the cut-off mark for individual courses at UNILORIN.

Before we go, let me quickly use this opportunity to tell you that the University of Ilorin UNILORIN has changed the total mark of the Post UTME from 100% to 30%!

How to Calculate Unilorin Aggregate Cut off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session

Now, JAMB score carries 50%, O’level carries 20% and Post UTME carries 30%.

Take for example; you score 320 in you JAMB. So, you say 320/400 and then multiply by 50, you have 40%. Also if you score 70 in your Post UTME, you say 70/100 and then multiply by 30, you have 21%. And you add your O’level score to the two to make 100%.

Hope you understand.

UNILORIN DEPARTMENTAL CUT OFF MARK FOR 2024/2025 SCREENING EXERCISE

S/NO.  COURSE – JAMB cut off mark/Aggregate Cut off mark

1. B. Aquaculture and Fisheries – 180/50
2. B.Agric    – 200/50
3. B.Sc. Food Science – 200/50
4. B.Sc. Home Economics – 180/50
5. B. Forestry and Wildlife – 180/50
6. B.A. Arabic – 180/50
7. B.A. English – 210/55
8. B.A. French – 180/50
9. B.A. History and International Studies – 210/55
10. B.A. Linguistics – 200/50
11. B.A. Yoruba – 180/50
12. B.A. Hausa – 180/50
13. B.A. Igbo – 180/50
14. B.A. Performing Arts – 190/50
15. B.A. Christian Studies – 180/50
16. B.A. Islamic Studies – 180/50
17. B.A. Comparative Religious Studies – 180/50
18. B.Pharmacy – 250/60
19. Pharm. D – 25060
20. B.Sc. (Ed.) Social Studies – 180/50
21. B.Sc. (Ed.) Economics – 180/50
22. B.Sc. (Ed.) Geography – 180/50
23. B.A. (Ed.) Social Studies – 180/50
24. B.Sc. (Ed.) Educational Technology – 180/50
25. B.Sc. (Ed.) Computer Science – 180/50
26. B.Sc. (Ed.) Technology Education – 180/50
27. B.Sc.(Ed.) Health Education – 180/50
28. B.Ed. Primary Education Studies – 180/50
29. B. Ed Adult Education Studies – 180/50
30. B.Ed. Counsellor Education – 180/50
31. B.Ed. Educational Management – 180/50
32. B.Sc. (Ed.) Business Education – 180/50
33. B.Sc.(Ed.) Human Kinetics – 180/50
34. B.Sc. (Ed.) Biology – 180/50
35. B.Sc. (Ed.) Chemistry – 180/50
36. B.Sc. (Ed.) Mathematics – 180/50
37. B.Sc. (Ed.) Physics – 180/50
38. B.Sc. (Ed.) Agriculture – 180/50
39. B.A. (Ed.) Arabic – 180/50
40. B.A. (Ed.) Christian Studies – 180/50
41. B.A. (Ed.) English – 190/50
42. B.A. (Ed.) French – 180/50
43. B.A. (Ed.) History – 180/50
44. B.A. (Ed.) Islamic Studies – 180/50
45. B.A. (Ed.) Yoruba – 180/50
46. B.Eng. Water Resources and Environmental Engineering – 200/60
47. B.Eng. Computer Engineering – 240/60
48. B.Eng. Food Engineering – 200/60
49. B.Eng. Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering – 190/60
50. B.Eng. Civil Engineering – 230/60
51. B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering – 230/60
52. B.Eng. Electrical and Electronics Engineering – 240/60
53. B.Eng. Chemical Engineering    – 230/60
54. B.Eng. Materials and Metallurgical Engineering – 200/60
55. B.Eng. Biomedical Engineering – 200/60
56. B.Sc. Architecture – 220/60
57. B.Sc. Estate Management – 180/50
58. B.Sc. Quantity Surveying – 200/50
59. B.Sc. Surveying and Geo-informatics – 200/50
60. B.Sc. Urban and Regional Planning – 180/50
61. DVM (Veterinary Medicine) – 200/60
62. LL.B. Common Law – 260/70
63. LL.B. Common & Islamic Law – 230/60
64. B.Sc. Anatomy – 220/60
65. B.Sc. Physiology – 220/60
66. MB;BS – 260/70
67. B. Physiotherapy – 230/60
68. B. Medical Laboratory Science – 230/60
69. B. Nursing Science – 230/60
70. B.Sc. Computer Science – 220/60
71. B.Sc. Mass Communication – 240/60
72. B.Sc. Information and Communication Science – 190/50
73. B.Sc. Library and Information Science – 180/50
74. B.Sc. Telecommunication Science – 200/50
75. Doctor of Optometry – 220/60
76. B.Sc. Biochemistry – 220/60
77. B.Sc. Microbiology – 220/60
78. B.Sc. Plant Biology – 180/50
79. B.Sc. Zoology – 180/50
80. B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry – 200/50
81. B.Sc. Applied Geophysics – 180/50
82. B.Sc. Chemistry – 180/50
83. B.Sc. Physics – 180/50
84. B.Sc. Geology & Mineral Science – 200/50
85. B.Sc. Mathematics – 180/50
86. B.Sc. Statistics – 190/50
87. B.Sc. Finance – 190/50
88. B.Sc. Marketing – 200/50
89. B.Sc. Industrial Relations & Personnel Management – 180/50
90. B.Sc. Public Administration – 200/50
91. B.Sc. Accounting – 240/60
92. B.Sc. Business Administration -220/60
93. B.Sc. Criminology and Security Studies – 180/50
94. B.Sc. Economics – 220/50
95. B.Sc. Geography & Environmental Management – 180/50
96. B.Sc. Political Science – 210/50
97. B.Sc. Sociology – 200/50

TeezabUpdate’s Conclusion

As you take steps towards getting into Unilorin, 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 Unilorin be a reflection of your dedication and drive. Your future starts now, and it looks bright! Trust in yourself!!!

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