UNILORIN Cut Off Mark For JAMB 2023 {Departmental Courses & Post-UTME}

JAMB has come and gone, with the dynamics but if you are one of the prospective candidates of the institution, UNILORIN for present session, then the journey has just started.

The school is a more sought-after university with almost 10% of the whole UTME candidates choosing this school year in, year out, and knowing the limited admission quota of only 10% of the total applicants. Then you need to read to the end to understand the dynamics of the institution and admission system.

UNILORIN CUT OFF MARK FOR JAMB FOR ALL COURSES

If you score above 180 in the concluded UTME, then you are qualified for the next phase of the screening, but note that the minimum score of 180 is limited to some courses only as some demands marks as high as 240 as seen below. So,

UNILORIN Cut Off Mark For JAMB is 180

Read on to know your course cut-off mark for the 2020/23 session.

If you score the cut-off mark in your UTME, you still need to know that the UTME score only constitutes 60% of the point system method adopted by JAMB to process the admission, as both the UTME and O level results are used to calculate the overall points. How does it work?

How To Calculate Unilorin Cut Off Point System

• UTME grade point =60 marks(180-185=20 marks,186-190=21 marks,191-195=22 marks,196-200=23marks….a 5 class range gives 1 mark increase)
• Number of WASSCE sittings: Total Marks obtainable is 10 marks
• One WASSCE sitting=10 marks
• Two WASSCE sitting=3 marks
• O level result grading from 5 core subjects: Total marks obtainable is 30 marks.
  • A=6 marks
  • B=4 marks
  • C=3marks

Based on these, Those who have more A’s than B’s or C’s have higher marks and more chances to become a student. So start calculating where you stand if you have your results already.

You are to also know that UNILORIN strictly follows the JAMB policy of Merits, Catchment Areas, and ELDS. The Merit list is only 45% of the total prospective candidates for a course, catchment areas constitute the other 35% and Educationally less developed states constitute the remaining. So a candidate with lower points who happens to be from the catchment states that include Benue, Kebbi, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Plateau, Sokoto, and Zamfara stands a better chance and coupled that most of these states are from the ELDS.

If your states appear here, you are not a member of the LDS family: Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo, Ekiti, Anambra, Imo, Abia, Akwa-Ibom, Enugu, Edo, Imo and Delta and unfortunately you are not within the Catchment areas, therefore note that you are among the 45% only, then it boils down to your point system only.

UNILORIN DEPARTMENTAL CUT OFF MARK FOR ALL COURSES

1. Aquaculture and Fisheries B. – 180
2.  Agric B. – 180
3.  Food Science B.Sc. – 190
4.  Home Economics B.Sc. – 180
5.  Forestry and Wildlife B. – 180
6.  Arabic B.A. – 180
7.  B.A. English – 190
8.  B.A. French – 180
9.  B.A. History and International Studies – 200
10.  B.A. Linguistics – 190
11.  B.A. Yoruba – 180
12.  B.A. Hausa – 180
13.  .A. Igbo – 180
14.  B.A. Performing Arts – 190
15.  B.A. Christian Studies – 180
16.  B.A. Islamic Studies – 180
17.  B.A. Comparative Religious Studies – 180
18.  B.Pharmаcy – 240
19.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Social Studies – 180
20.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Economics Education – 180
21.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Geography Education – 180
22.  B.A. (Ed.) Social Studies – 180
23.  Educational Tech. B.Sc. (Ed.) – 180
24.  Computer Science B.Sc. (Ed.) – 180
25.  Technology Education B.Sc. (Ed.) – 180
26.  B.Sc.(Ed.) Health Education – 180
27.  B.(Ed.) Primary Education Studies – 180
28.  B. Ed Adult Education Studies – 180
29.  B.(Ed.) Counsellor Education – 180
30.  B.(Ed.) Educational Management – 180
31.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Business Education – 180
32.  B.Sc.(Ed.) Human Kinetics Education – 180
33.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Biology Education – 180
34.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Chemistry Education – 180
35.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Maths Education – 180
36.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Physics Education – 180
37.  B.Sc. (Ed.) Agriculture – 180
38.  B.A. (Ed.) Arabic Education – 180
39.  Christian Studies Education B.A. (Ed.) – 180
40.  English Education B.A. (Ed.) – 180
41.  B.A. (Ed.) French Education – 180
42.  B.A. (Ed.) History Education – 180
43.  B.A. (Ed.) Islamic Studies Education – 180
44.  Yoruba Education B.A. (Ed.) – 180
45.  Water Resources and Environmental Eng. B.Eng. – 180
46.  Computer Eng. B.Eng. – 230
47. B.Eng. Food Science and Technology – 180
48. B.Eng. Agricultural & Biosystems Engineering – 190
49. Civil Eng, B.Eng. – 220
50. B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering – 230
51. B.Eng. Electrical Engineering – 230
52. B.Eng. Chemical Engineering – 220
53. B.Eng. (Metallurgical Engineering) – 180
54. B.Eng. (Biomedical Engineering) – 200
55. B.Sc. Architecture – 220
56. B.Sc. Estate Management – 180
57. B.Sc. Quantity – 180
58. B.Sc. Surveying and Geo-informatics – 180
59. B.Sc. Urban and Regional Planning – 180
60. DVM – 200
61.  LL.B. Common Law – 240
62.  LL.B. Common & Islamic Law – 210
63.  B.Sc. Anatomy – 200
64.  B.Sc. Physiology – 200
65.  MBBS – (O-level result with One sitting)-245
66.  B. Nursing Science – 220
67.  B.Sc. Computer Science – 210
68.  B.Sc. Mass Communication – 220
69.  B.Sc. Information and Communication Science – 190
70.  B.Sc. Library and Information Science – 180
71.  B.Sc. Telecommunication Science – 180
72.  Doctor of Optometry – 210
73.  B.Sc. Bio-Chemistry – 220
74.  B.Sc. Microbiology – 220
75.  B.Sc. Plant Biology – 180
76.  B.Sc. Zoology – 180
77.  B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry – 200
78.  B.Sc. (Applied Geophysics) – 180
79.  B.Sc. Chemistry – 180
80.  B.Sc. Physics – 180
81. B.Sc. Statistics – 180
82. B.Sc. Finance – 200
83. B.Sc. Geology & Mineral Science – 210
84. Maths B.Sc. – 180
85. B.Sc. Marketing – 190
86. B.Sc. Industrial Relations & Personnel Management – 180
87. B.Sc. Business Administration – 220
88. B.Sc. Psychology – 180
89. Public Admin B.Sc. – 180
90. B.Sc. Accounting – 240
91. B.Sc. Social Work – 180
92. B.Sc. Geography & Environmental Management – 180
93. Political Sc. B.Sc. – 210
94. B.Sc. Criminology and Security Studies – 190
95. Econs B.Sc. – 220
96. B.Sc. Sociology Surveying – 180

An applicant from Edo who intends studying Biochemistry and has 3 B’s,1 A and B respectively in two sittings and with a UTME Score of 256, will have the following points as calculated:

An applicant from Edo who intends to study Biochemistry and has 3 B’s,1 A and B respectively in two sittings and with a UTME Score of 256, will have the following points as calculated:

Utme =31 marks, O level grade point=15mark and 2 sittings=3 marks. Therefore:

31+15+3=49points is definitely not going to be admitted, as UNILORIN’s least post UTME point is 50, and is not a member of the catchment states nor ELDS.

What is it about the University Of Ilorin?

At the very beginning of the civil war, the 4 regions of the country gave way to twelve state structures and after the post-war, Reconciliation, Reconstruction, and Re. The Third National Development Plan was launched by the Murtala Mohammed/Olusegun Obasanjo Military Government in 1975 to consolidate on the reconstruction by emphasizing among other areas, Manpower development. Having these objectives, the Federal Military Government in 1975 established seven new universities: Port Harcourt, Ilorin, Kano, Calabar, Jos, Maiduguri, and Sokoto by the Decree of 1975, bringing the number of universities in the country to 13, and to balance the distribution 5 were situated in the North as the first generation universities were more of the south.

Based on the politics of balance, the University of Ilorin was established by the Federal Military government of Murtala Mohammed/Olusegun Obasanjo to operate from Ilorin, the capital of former West Central State that was later changed to “Kwara” the native’s name for the River Niger. The University started as a College of the University of Ibadan, with Dr. Tanumo T.N, as the pioneer Principal on the site of the Kwara state college of Technology. The inaugural set of 200 students was admitted on October 23, 1976, into 3 academic faculties of Education, Sciences, and Arts.

The University became a full-fledged autonomous institution in October 1977, with Professor O.O. Akinkugbe as the pioneer Vice-Chancellor. The University of 200 inaugural students now have a student population of 30,000 and the 3 academic faculties have grew to 15 faculties that include: Agriculture, Arts, Communication and Information sciences, Education, Engineering and Technology, Environmental Sciences, Law, Life Sciences, Management Sciences, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physical sciences, Social sciences, Veterinary Medicine; a college of Health Sciences that comprises of 2 faculties of Basic Medical Sciences and Clinical Sciences; two institutes(education and sugar research) with a Post-graduate school.

Unilorin is highly competitive because of her stable academic calendar, due to the proscription of the ASUU in the School, making it the only public school in the country with a strike-less experience since 2001. The affordability of the school fees also makes it of high demand, coupled with its high flying ranking in the country. Unilorin is definitely the place to be.

CONCLUSION ON UNILORIN CUT OFF MARK FOR JAMB AND POST UTME

The University of Ilorin is an institution known for her high bidding for candidates who are JAMB applicants and invariably the competition is alarming. You have been introduced to the dynamics of the UNILORIN admission system, you now have to check your UTME course cut-off marks, blend it with other indices and wait for the release of the post-UTME cut off points to be announced by the University later in the year.

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