UNIABUJA Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026 Admission Exercise

The UNIABUJA Cut Off Mark for the 2025/2026 academic session has been officially released.

Candidates seeking admission into the University of Abuja must meet the general UTME requirement of 180 and above. However, some courses demand significantly higher scores. Below is the complete breakdown of the cut-off marks across faculties and programmes.

Understanding the UNIABUJA Cut Off Mark

To qualify for UNIABUJA’s Post-UTME screening, every applicant must:

• Score a minimum of 180 in the 2025 UTME.
• Select UNIABUJA as your first choice during JAMB registration.

However, the real competition lies in the course-specific cut-off marks. While most programmes accept 180, highly competitive courses such as Medicine, Nursing, and Law require scores of 200–230.

UNIABUJA Cut Off Mark by Faculty for 2025/2026

College of Health Sciences

• Medicine & Surgery (MBBS): 230

Faculty of Agriculture

• Agriculture: 180

Faculty of Arts

• Arabic Studies: 180
• Christian Religious Studies: 200
• English and Literary Studies: 180
• History: 180
• Islamic Studies: 180
• Linguistics: 180
• Philosophy: 180

Communication and Media Studies

• Advertising, Public Relations, Broadcasting, Film & Multimedia Studies, Development Communication, Strategic Communication, Information & Media Studies, Journalism & Media Studies: 180 each

Faculty of Education

All Education courses, including Agricultural Education, English, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, History, and others: 180

Faculty of Engineering

• Aeronautical Engineering: 200
• Agricultural Engineering: 200
• Chemical Engineering: 200
• Civil Engineering: 200
• Electrical Engineering: 200
• Mechanical Engineering: 200
• Railway Engineering: 200

Faculty of Environmental Sciences

• Architecture, Building, Industrial Design, Quantity Surveying, Estate Management, Urban and Regional Planning, Surveying & Geoinformatics: 180 each

Faculty of Law

• Civil Law: 230
• Islamic Law: 200

Faculty of Management Sciences

• Accounting, Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, Public Administration, Tourism & Hospitality Management: 180 each

Faculty of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences

• Nursing Science: 230
• Medical Laboratory Science (BMLS): 200

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences

• Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm D): 200

Faculty of Sciences

• Biochemistry: 190
• Biology: 180
• Chemistry: 180
• Computer Science: 180
• Geology & Gemology: 190
• Mathematics: 180
• Microbiology: 190
• Physics: 180
• Statistics: 180
• Zoology: 180

Faculty of Social Sciences

• Economics, Geography, Library & Information Science, Political Science & International Relations, Sociology: 180 each

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

• Veterinary Medicine (DVM): 200

Why the UNIABUJA Cut Off Mark Matters

The cut-off marks are not just numbers; they are the first gatekeepers in the admission race. With thousands of candidates chasing limited slots, these scores help streamline the process. For courses like Medicine, Nursing, and Law, the high cut-off reflects the stiff competition.

Next Step After Meeting the UNIABUJA Cut Off Mark

If your UTME score matches or exceeds the cut-off for your chosen course, the next step is to apply for the UNIABUJA Post-UTME. This is the second phase of the admission process, and success in this phase brings you closer to securing your seat.

Final Note

Whether your score has cleared the bar or fallen short, remember that admission in Nigeria is highly competitive. Meeting the UNIABUJA cut off mark is an important milestone, but persistence and preparation remain key.

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