UNN Cut off Mark for All Courses 2024/2025

On this post, you will see UNN Cut off Mark for all courses 2024. That is, UNN departmental cut off mark for courses like Medicine, Nursing, Radiography, Pharmacy, Law, Dentistry, Accounting, Economics and so on.

UNN Cut Off Mark

UNN Cut off mark is the minimum score a candidate must get in order to qualify for admission into their course of choice.

There are two types of UNN Cut off mark, they are

• UNN general cut off mark
• UNN departmental cut off mark

Let me explain the two briefly so that you will keep flowing with me.

UNN General Cut Off Mark

The UNN general cut off mark is the minimum JAMB score a candidate seeking admission in the school must get to qualify for Post UTME Screening.

UNN general cut off mark is normally the same for all courses, departments and faculties.

For the 2024/2025 academic session, UNN general cut off mark is 160.

This means that aspirants whose JAMB scores are below 160 do not qualify to partake in UNN Post UTME Screening exercise. Such candidates purchase the JAMB Change of Institution form and apply to another school that can accept their score.

UNN Departmental Cut Off Mark

UNN departmental cut off is the minimum aggregate score an aspirant, seeking admission into a particular course,  must get in order to qualify.

Of course, UNN departmental cut off mark comes out after the release of the general cut off mark and the screening exercise.

So shortly after the conduct of UNN Post UTME screening exercise, UNN departmental cut off marks start coming out.

The school uses the candidates’ JAMB score and Post UTME screening score to determine the departmental cut off marks. In other words, the school uses the candidates’ JAMB score and Post UTME screening score to determine their aggregate score.

UNN departmental cut off marks are judged against the candidates’ aggregate scores.

A UNN aspirant’s name will definitely appear in the merit admission list if his or her aggregate score exceeds their departmental cut off mark. This is because the process of compiling names in the merit admission list is very transparent. So it’s strictly on the basis of merit as the name implies.

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How to Calculate UNN Aggregate Score

After UNN Post UTME Screening Exercise, the school calculates the aggregate scores of her candidates. Depending on the decision of the school senate, the aggregate score may be arrived at by taking a 60:40 or 50:50 ratio.

The 60:40 ratio implies that

• JAMB Score = 60%
• Post UTME Screening Score = 40%

However, the 50:50 ratio implies that

• JAMB Score = 50%
• Post UTME Screening Score = 50%

This is the same as taking a simple average of the candidates’ JAMB score and Post-UTME score.

That is,

Aggregate = (JAMB score + Post UTME score) ÷ 2

An Illustration of How to Calculate UNN Aggregate Score

This illustration will clear any confusion you may have with respect to calculating UNN aggregate score. But if you still need to ask questions, feel free to scroll down and use the comment box.

So let’s assume your JAMB score is 280.
Multiply the 280 by 0.6 (i.e. 60%). This will give you a JAMB score of 168.

Assume also that your Post UTME Screening score is 300.
Multiply the 300 with 0.4 (i.e. 40%). This will give you Post UTME score of 120.

Now add the JAMB score and Post UTME score together: 168 + 120 = 288

That’s your aggregate score.

Hope you got it?

How to Calculate Screening Score Where UNN Will Not Conduct or Write Post UTME Examination

UNN reserves the right to decide not to conduct Post UTME examination. If the school takes this decision for whatever reason, it means that UNN aspirants will not write Post UTME exam for the year in question.

For instance, UNN will not conduct Post UTME examination for 2024/2025 candidates.

Rather, the school will screen and score the candidates’ O’level results to obtain the 40% for Post UTME.

The O’Level grades take the following scores

A1 is 100
B2 is 90
B3 is 80
C4 is 70
C5 is 60
C6 is 50
D7 is 40

Score these for your four UTME subjects only. Whatever you get is your UNN Post UTME Screening score.

Then follow the illustration above to calculate your aggregate score.

UNN Cut Off Mark for All Courses 2024

UNN cut off marks for admission into various departments and courses are not static or fixed. In other words, they vary yearly.

The yearly variation of UNN departmental cut off marks is determined by the level of competition in a given year. More so, the level of competition is determined by the

• number of candidates vying for various courses
• admission spaces available (departmental carrying capacity)
• general performance of the candidates

So by the interplay of the above factors, the UNN cut off mark for various courses might increase or decrease in a given year.

Knowing your JAMB and or Post UTME screening score, you can look at the UNN departmental cut off marks below. You can determine if it is advisable to still retain your current prospective course or go for a change of course or even institution.

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Find below a complete list of UNN departmental cut off marks. The courses are in alphabetical order.

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