We will show you how you can easily gain Admission into UNN (University of Nigeria Nsukka).


In this post, I will show you how to gain admission into the University of Nigeria Nsukka. This page is strictly for candidates applying through the JAMB UTME.
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Page Contents
- How to gain Admission into UNN
- 1. Use myUNN Post UTME App
- 2. Choose the correct JAMB subject combination
- 3. Know the departmental Cut-off marks for the course you’re applying for
- 4. Score High in Jamb and UNN Post-Utme
- 5. Change your course when necessary
- 6. Stay Updated with UNN Updates
- UNN School Fees for Newly Admitted Students (All Courses)
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How to gain Admission into UNN
1. Use myUNN Post UTME App
This is our number one on the list because of our important it is. myUNN Post-Utme App is an application that helps you prepare for UNN Post UTME smartly and pass excellently.
How? The app gives you access to UNN Post-UTME Past questions, JAMB Past-Questions, UNN Post-UTME Topics, and lots more.
With the App, you get to test your preparedness for the Post-UTME with the exact time format UNN uses. You will also be graded the same way UNN grades the Post UTME.
For motivation, the app also has a leaderboard section where you will see the score of other UNN aspirants using the app. You will also be able to join the weekly contest where you have the chance of winning amazing prizes.
You guessed it right. That’s not all! The myUNN Post-UTME app has a section just to share UNN News, Exclusive UNN Articles, and lots more!
If you need the myUNN Post-UTME app, which you should, then CLICK HERE TO INSTALL IT (android users only)!
2. Choose the correct JAMB subject combination
This might seem simple to you but it’s very important!
WrongJAMB subject combination can deny you admission into UNN even if you have high JAMB and post Utme scores.
All JAMB subject combination
For some courses, UNN has a different subject combination. For example, in some schools, a candidate doesn’t require biology for Psychology, but in UNN you must choose biology as a JAMB subject combination.
So when checking the combination for your course, make sure it’s the correct one.
That’s why we have created a page to show you the accurate requirements for all courses at UNN. Visit the UNN Courses and Subject Combinations page here.
3. Know the departmental Cut-off marks for the course you’re applying for
Some courses are more competitive than others. Hence it’s important you know the exact departmental cut-off mark for the course you’re applying for.
The departmental cut-off mark is calculated by adding JAMB and Post UTME scores and dividing them by 2.
When you know the cut-off mark for the course you’re going for, you have an excellent chance of preparing adequately. You know what your score targets are and know when to change course.
It’s however important you know that cut-off mark changes. It increases or reduces depending on the candidates’ general performance in JAMB and Post UTME.
For example, this year’s cut-off mark for psychology might be 250 but can change to 220 in the next year.
But still, you can still use previous years cut-off marks to know your chances of gaining admission for some courses like Law, medicine and surgery, pharmacy, etc. Their cutoffs don’t usually change significantly. This means that every year their Cut-off marks are usually very high.
We have a page created to show the UNN departmental Cut-off marks for all courses. You can check it out here.
4. Score High in Jamb and UNN Post-Utme
UNN Merit Admission is the easiest way to gain admission into UNN. For most courses, if you have above 250 as an average JAMB score, you will gain admission on merit.
If you really want to gain admission into UNN, strike to have a very good JAMB score and also smash the UNN Post UTME.
5. Change your course when necessary
I know you really want to gain admission into that your dream course, but it is important to be realistic.
Let’s say you want to study Medicine and Surgery at UNN and your JAMB score is 201. If you are familiar with UNN cut off marks, you will agree with me that any medicine and surgery aspirant with JAMB score lower than 260, has a low chance of getting the course on merit.
In that case, just look for a course you can change to and change to it, bearing in mind that your combination must be accurate.
6. Stay Updated with UNN Updates
One thing that can prevent you from gaining admission into UNN is if you are not updated with the UNN news.
Some candidates have missed their UNN post-utme exams because they didn’t know that their dates were rescheduled. Some didn’t even buy the UNN Post UTME Form because they didn’t know when the form was released.
So you see if you see, information is really power! Stay updated with all the UNN latest updates.
Like we said earlier, with myUNN Post UTME App, you will stay informed with all the UNN news that concerns you. You’ll also be able to score extremely high in the Post UTME, meet other UNN aspirants going for your course, and lot’s more!
Conclusion:
We have shown you how to easily gain admission into the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN). It is now left for you to take our advice.
As a bonus, below are the UNN school fees for newly admitted students
UNN School Fees for Newly Admitted Students (All Courses)
UNN freshers’ school fees are between N110,800 and N120,550 depending on the course of study. The UNN acceptance fee for fresh students is N30,000.
See the school fees for each course below:
- Agricultural Economics – N110,800
- Agricultural Extension – N110,800
- Animal Science – N110,800
- Crop Science – N110,800
- Home Science – N110,800
- Soil Science – N110,800
- Food Science and Technology – N110,800
- Nutrition and Dietetics – N110,800
- Archeology and Tourism – N110,800
- Combined Arts – N110,800
- French – N110,800
- English and Literary Studies – N110,800
- Fine and Applied Arts – N110,800
- FRENCH/GERMAN/RUSSIA – N110,800
- German – N110,800
- History and International Studies – N110,800
- Igbo – N110,800
- Language and Linguistics Igbo – N110,800
- Linguistics and Nigerian Languages – N110,800
- Mass Communication – N110,800
- Music – N110,800
- Theater and Film Studies – N110,800
- Anesthesia – 120,550
- Anatomy – N120,550
- Physiology – N112, 300
- Botany – N112, 300
- Zoology – N112, 300
- Combined Biological Sciences – N112,300
- Biochemistry – N112,300
- Microbiology – N112, 300
- Accountancy – N114, 550
- Banking and Finance – N114, 550
- Business Management – N114, 550
- Marketing – N114,550
- Dentistry – N120,550
- Adult Education and Community Development – N110,800
- Creative Arts – N110,800
- Early Childhood Education – N110,800
- Education and Economics – N110,800
- Education and Geography – N110,800
- Education and Igbo – N110,800
- Education Arts – N110,800
- Education and Political Science – N110,800
- Education and English – N110,800
- Education Biology – N110,800
- Education Chemistry – N110,800
- Education and Fine Arts – N110,800
- Education Mathematics – N110,800
- Education Physics – N110,800
- Education Physics – N110,800
- Education Science – N110,800
- Education Social Science – N110,800
- Education History – N110,800
- Guidance and Counseling – N110,800
- Health Education – N110,800
- Special Education – N110,800
- Library and Information Science – N110,800
- Agric and Bioresources Engineering – 110,800
- Civil Engineering – 116,050
- Electrical Engineering – 116,050
- Electronic Engineering – 116,050
- Mechanical Engineering – 116,050
- Metallurgical and Material Engineering – 116,050
- Mechatronics Engineering – 116,050
- Architecture – 114,550
- Estate Management – 114,550
- Geoinformatics and Surveying – 114,550
- Urban and Regional Planning – 114,550
- Medical Laboratory Science – N120,550
- Medical Radiography – N120,550
- Medical Rehabilitation – N120,550
- Nursing Science – N120,550
- Law – N119,050
- Medicine and Surgery – N120,550
- Pharmacy – N120,550
- Computer Science – N112,300
- Computer/Statistics – N112,300
- Geology – N112,300
- Mathematics – N112300
- Physics and Astronomy – N112,300
- Pure and Industrial Chemistry – N112,300
- Statistics – N112,300
- Science Laboratory Technology – N112,300
- Economics – N110,800
- Geography – N110,800
- Philosophy – N110,800
- Political Sciences – N110,800
- Psychology – N110,800
- Public Administration and Local Government – N110,800
- Religious Studies – N110,800
- Sociology and Anthropology – N110,800
- Social Work – N110,800
- Veterinary Medicine – N119,050
- Agric Education – N110,800
- Agric Science Education – N110,800
- Business Education – N110,800
- Computer Education – N110,800
- Home Economics Education – N110,800
- Industrial Technical Education – N110,800
Remember, if you really want to score high in UNN post UTME and also want your journey into UNN to be very smooth and easy, then you must have the original myUNN Post UTME App on your phone. Install the app here or check the app’s full benefit here.
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