UNIABUJA Cut-Off Mark 2025: This page will show you everything you need to know about the University of Abuja, (UNIABUJA) Cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic session.
This is to inform the general public, especially aspirants of the University of Abuja, (UNIABUJA) that the JAMB cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session is 180 – 230 depending on the course.
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UNIABUJA JAMB Cut-off Mark for all Courses
180!
The UNIABUJA JAMB cut-off mark for 2025 is out.
NOTE: If you have a low JAMB score and applying for a competitive course, kindly change to a less competitive course if you really want to gain admission this year.
Now see the JAMB cut-off mark for all UNIABUJA courses for 2025 below:
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The Management of the University has approved the following as minimum cut-off points for the 2025/2026 Admission exercise:
- College of Health Sciences
- Medicine & Surgery (MBBS): 230
- B.MLS (Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science): 200
- B.N.Sc. (Bachelor of Nursing Science): 200
- Faculty of Agriculture
- B.Agric. Agriculture: 180
- Faculty of Arts
- B.A. Arabic Studies: 180
- B.A. Christian Religious Studies: 200
- B.A. English and Literary Studies: 180
- B.A. History: 180
- B.A. Islamic Studies: 180
- B.A. Linguistics: 180
- B.A. Philosophy: 180
- Faculty of Communication & Media Studies
- B.Sc Advertising: 180
- B.Sc Public Relations: 180
- B.Sc Broadcasting: 180
- B.Sc Film and Multimedia Studies: 180
- B.Sc Development Communication Studies: 180
- B.Sc Strategic Communication: 180
- B.Sc Information and Media Studies: 180
- B.Sc Journalism and Media Studies: 180
- Faculty of Education
- Agricultural Science and Education: 180
- Education and Arabic: 180
- Education and Biology: 180
- Education and Chemistry: 180
- Education and Economics: 180
- Education and English Language: 180
- Education and English Language Literature: 180
- Education and Geography: 180
- Education and History: 180
- Education and Integrated Science: 180
- Education and Islamic Studies: 180
- Education and Mathematics: 180
- Education and Physics: 180
- Education and Social Studies: 180
- Educational Management and Planning: 180
- Environmental Education: 180
- Guidance and Counselling: 180
- Primary Education Studies: 180
- Faculty of Engineering
- B.Eng. Aeronautical Engineering: 200
- B.Eng. Agricultural Engineering: 200
- B.Eng. Chemical Engineering: 200
- B.Eng. Civil Engineering: 200
- B.Eng. Electrical Engineering: 200
- B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering: 200
- B.Eng. Railway: 200
- Faculty of Environmental Sciences
- B.Sc. Architecture: 180
- B.Sc. Industrial Design: 180
- B.Sc. Building: 180
- B.Sc. Quantity Surveying: 180
- B.Sc. Estate Management: 180
- B.Sc. Urban and Regional Planning: 180
- B.Sc. Surveying and Geoinformatics: 200
- Faculty of Law
- Civil Law: 230
- Islamic Law: 200
- Faculty of Management Sciences
- B.Sc. Accountancy/Accounting: 180
- B.Sc. Business Administration: 180
- B.Sc. Entrepreneurship: 180
- B.Sc. Public Administration: 180
- B.Sc. Tourism & Hospitality Management: 180
- Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D.): 200
- Faculty of Science
- B.Sc. Biochemistry: 190
- B.Sc. Biology: 180
- B.Sc. Chemistry: 180
- B.Sc. Computer Science: 190
- B.Sc. Geology and Gemology: 190
- B.Sc. Mathematics: 180
- B.Sc. Microbiology: 190
- B.Sc. Physics: 180
- B.Sc. Statistics: 180
- B.Sc. Zoology: 180
- Faculty of Social Sciences
- B.Sc. Economics: 180
- B.Sc. Geography: 180
- B.Sc. Library and Information Science: 180
- B.Sc. Political Science and International Relations: 180
- B.Sc. Sociology: 180
- Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
- (VM) Veterinary: 200
UNIABUJA Departmental Cutoff Mark
UNIABUJA departmental cut-off mark is usually different from their JAMB cut-off mark. The departmental cut-off mark is the final mark that will determine a candidate’s admission.
For years now, UNIABUJA has not made its departmental merit/ELDS/Catchment cutoff mark public.
If we should judge with previous years, then we will be right to say the UNIABUJA departmental cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 session will not be made public. But if they do make it public, we will update this page as soon as possible.
UNIABUJA Frequently Asked Questions And Answers
What is the JAMB cut off for UNIABUJA?
180 – 230!
The UNIABUJA JAMB cut-off mark is 180 -230.
Is UNIABUJA Post UTME form out?
Yes! As of the time of writing this, the post utme form is out
Always check the UNIABUJA Post utme page here for up-to-date post utme updates.
How much is UNIABUJA school fees?
As of when this page was updated, the last released school fees were between N38,500 to N68,500 depending on the course and year of study.
CHECK UNIABUJA School Fees Page here for a detailed breakdown of the fees.
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