JAMB CUT OFF MARKS FOR THE 2022 ADMISSION SESSION
Firstly, let’s talk about the Jamb cut off mark for 2022 admission session, after the conclusion of the just passed UTME examination the next thing student search for is the general cut off mark for most available universities, Polytechnic, and lastly College of Education if you are however new to this, this article is definitely for you to go through.
After the passed Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the board conducting the examination will sit appropriately with the V. C’s of all universities, Rectors & Provost in other to decide on the general Cut Off Mark based on the performance of student that participates in the examination,
CUT OFF MARKS ARE ACTUALLY GIVEN BY SCHOOL AND THE JAMB ITSELF
- General Cut Off Marks are always released by the Jamb board itself.
- School/institution Cut Off Marks, this will be released by the institution you choose.
General Cut Off Mark by JAMB Board
The General Cut Off Mark is the minimum cut off mark announced by the Jamb Registrar for all the Universities, Polytechnic and College of Education nationwide, which means the candidate that does not meet up with the minimum cut off mark for either the Universities, Polytechnic & College of Education may not participate in the Post UTME screening test that will be performed,
Second Cut Off Mark decided by the Institution
The Second Cut Off Mark is decided by each institution nationwide after Jamb releases its minimum cut off mark each University, Polytechnic & College Of Education will now sit and decide on its own cut off mark (Benchmark) which will be used to admit the student for that year.
N/B: cut off marks that will be released by school are determined by the JAMB board as a whole.
JAMB General Cut Off Marks for each university.
The general/minimum cut off mark that is set for all universities by JAMB is 150, that is to say, if you score 150 in your UTME examination that does not guarantee you can apply to any Universities yet of your choice because there are some universities that they’re cut off mark is more than 150, which means that they are not allowed to decrease but to increase their cut off mark, for example, University of Ibadan, University of Benin, University of Lagos and some other universities which their cut off mark is 200 as a whole.
Jamb General Cut Off Marks for each Polytechnic.
The general cut off mark is set out for all polytechnics by Jamb is 120, which also means they are not allowed to decease by increasing their cut off mark more than 120.
Jamb general Cut Off Marks for College of Education.
The general cut off mark set out for all the Colleges of Education by Jamb is 100, which also means they are not allowed to decease by increasing their cut off mark by more than 100.
