IMPORTANT! ☑ Cut off marks of Nsukka in 2017
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The University of Nigeria, NSUKKA has finally announced it’s cut off marks for 2017/2018 session. Meeting the required cut off marks of the school for the preferred courses are one of the certain criteria. They should be observed by students that want to be admitted to any university. In order to be aware of the cut off mark of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, continue reading.
Cut off Marks 2017/2018
Meeting the cut off marks set by the university is essential in order to be accepted to the said university. However, meeting the marks does not mean that you will be given the admission. Candidates whose score was high above the cut off marks have more chances to be given the admission and preferentially treated in the admission process. So it is important that your score is higher than the cut off marks. If your preferable course has cut off marks higher than the number of points you’ve scored, it is better to choose another course or wait for a year, prepare for the exams and try again.
The Joints Admission and Matriculation Board, also known as JAMB has given the benchmark of 180 for candidates applying to all Polytechnics, Universities, and Colleges of Education. However, the school has the permission to change the cut off marks for particular courses. This means that, for example, the cut off marks for Medicine may be 200 when the cut off marks at the school is 180. As you can see, it is essential to have higher points in order to be given the admission to a preferable course.
UNN Cut off Marks 2017/2018
READ ALSO: Unilorin cut off mark 2017-2018
Just as with other schools, the cut off marks at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka is 180 points. It means that the student with the score of 180 in UME examination is eligible to apply for the admission. However, it does not mean that the student will be given the admission. As we've said earlier, students with higher scores will be more preferable.
Various departments of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka have their cut off points. You can see them in the list below. They are divided into faculties.
Faculty Of Agriculture
1. Agric Economics - 227
2. Agric Extension - 201
3. Animal Science - 202
4. Crop Science - 206
5. Soil Science - 205
6. Fst - 227
7. Home Science - 200
8. Nutrition And Dietetics - 247
Faculty Of Arts
9. Archaeology & Tourism - 246
10. English And Literary Studies - 271
11. Fine And Applied Arts - 260
12. Foreign Languages - 254
13. History And International Studies - 259
14. Linguistics And Nigerian Languages - 245
15. Mass Communication - 268
16. Music - 255
17. Theatre And Film Studies - 254
18. Combined Arts - 201
Faculty Of Biological Sciences
19. Biochemistry - 248
20. Botany - 200
21. Combined Biological Sciences - 214
22. Microbiology - 243
23. Zoology - 207
Faculty Of Business Administration
24. Accountancy - 257
25. Banking & Finance - 229
26. Marketing - 207
27. Business Management - 233
Faculty Of Dentistry
28. Dentistry - 270
Faculty Of Education
29. Adult Education - 201
30. Education Art - 251
31. Education Chemistry - 203
32. Education Social Sciences - 245
33. Agric Education - 205
34. Business Education - 220
35. Guidance & Counselling - 263
36. Health Education - 206
37. Home Economics Education - 229
38. Industrial Technical Education - 236
39. Library And Information Science - 246
40. Science Education - 200
Faculty Of Engineering
41. Agric & Bioresources Engineering - 204
42. Civil Engineering - 248
43. Electrical Engineering - 242
44. Electronics - 232
45. Mechanic Engineering - 242
Faculty Of Environmental Studies
46. Architecture - 226
47. Estate Management - 201
48. Geoinformatics & Survey - 201
49. Urban And Regional Planning - 210
Faculty Of Health Science & Technology
50. Radiography - 266
51. Medical Rehabilitation - 258
52. Nursing - 268
Faculty Of Law
53. Law - 297
Faculty Of Medical Sciences
54. Medicine - 295
Faculty Of Pharmaceuticаl Sciences
55. Pharmаcy - 284
Faculty Of Physical Sciences
56. Computer Science - 227
57. Geology - 234
58. Mathematics - 200
59. Physics And Astronomy - 200
60. Pure And Industrial Chemistry - 206
61. Statistics - 200
62. Computer/Statistics - 200
Faculty Of Social Sciences
63. Economics - 260
64. Geography - 243
65. Philosophy - 259
66. Political Science - 275
67. Psychology - 252
68. Public Administration - 266
69. Religion - 232
70. Social Work - 213
71. Sociology/Anthropology - 260
Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine
72. Veterinary Medicine - 227
UNN Nature of Admission Screening 2017
It is important to remember the screening exercises of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. They will come in two phases and the students who applied are to proceed for the pre-screening exercise.
You are required to have a JAMB registration print out and an SSCE result. You should also arrive very early in order to locate the screening venue,
The second phase of screening will be after the release of the admission lists. If you are in the lucky group, then you should have:
- Birth Certificate/Age Declaration;
- A letter of good conduct from your Village Head or a responsible member of your
community/or civil servant not below Grade Level 10 or equivalent in the private sector;
- Original copies of your educational qualifications (Statements of Results/Certificates);
- Certificate of Local Government of origin.
The cut off marks are out now, so you know your chances of being given admission. If you have high scores then your chances are pretty good! If your preferable course has higher the cut off mark than your score then you should consider another course or wait for a year to take another JAMB exam. In any case, good luck!
Welcome to henry jex blog
The University of Nigeria, NSUKKA has finally announced it’s cut off marks for 2017/2018 session. Meeting the required cut off marks of the school for the preferred courses are one of the certain criteria. They should be observed by students that want to be admitted to any university. In order to be aware of the cut off mark of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, continue reading.
Cut off Marks 2017/2018
Meeting the cut off marks set by the university is essential in order to be accepted to the said university. However, meeting the marks does not mean that you will be given the admission. Candidates whose score was high above the cut off marks have more chances to be given the admission and preferentially treated in the admission process. So it is important that your score is higher than the cut off marks. If your preferable course has cut off marks higher than the number of points you’ve scored, it is better to choose another course or wait for a year, prepare for the exams and try again.
The Joints Admission and Matriculation Board, also known as JAMB has given the benchmark of 180 for candidates applying to all Polytechnics, Universities, and Colleges of Education. However, the school has the permission to change the cut off marks for particular courses. This means that, for example, the cut off marks for Medicine may be 200 when the cut off marks at the school is 180. As you can see, it is essential to have higher points in order to be given the admission to a preferable course.
UNN Cut off Marks 2017/2018
READ ALSO: Unilorin cut off mark 2017-2018
Just as with other schools, the cut off marks at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka is 180 points. It means that the student with the score of 180 in UME examination is eligible to apply for the admission. However, it does not mean that the student will be given the admission. As we've said earlier, students with higher scores will be more preferable.
Various departments of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka have their cut off points. You can see them in the list below. They are divided into faculties.
Faculty Of Agriculture
1. Agric Economics - 227
2. Agric Extension - 201
3. Animal Science - 202
4. Crop Science - 206
5. Soil Science - 205
6. Fst - 227
7. Home Science - 200
8. Nutrition And Dietetics - 247
Faculty Of Arts
9. Archaeology & Tourism - 246
10. English And Literary Studies - 271
11. Fine And Applied Arts - 260
12. Foreign Languages - 254
13. History And International Studies - 259
14. Linguistics And Nigerian Languages - 245
15. Mass Communication - 268
16. Music - 255
17. Theatre And Film Studies - 254
18. Combined Arts - 201
Faculty Of Biological Sciences
19. Biochemistry - 248
20. Botany - 200
21. Combined Biological Sciences - 214
22. Microbiology - 243
23. Zoology - 207
Faculty Of Business Administration
24. Accountancy - 257
25. Banking & Finance - 229
26. Marketing - 207
27. Business Management - 233
Faculty Of Dentistry
28. Dentistry - 270
Faculty Of Education
29. Adult Education - 201
30. Education Art - 251
31. Education Chemistry - 203
32. Education Social Sciences - 245
33. Agric Education - 205
34. Business Education - 220
35. Guidance & Counselling - 263
36. Health Education - 206
37. Home Economics Education - 229
38. Industrial Technical Education - 236
39. Library And Information Science - 246
40. Science Education - 200
Faculty Of Engineering
41. Agric & Bioresources Engineering - 204
42. Civil Engineering - 248
43. Electrical Engineering - 242
44. Electronics - 232
45. Mechanic Engineering - 242
Faculty Of Environmental Studies
46. Architecture - 226
47. Estate Management - 201
48. Geoinformatics & Survey - 201
49. Urban And Regional Planning - 210
Faculty Of Health Science & Technology
50. Radiography - 266
51. Medical Rehabilitation - 258
52. Nursing - 268
Faculty Of Law
53. Law - 297
Faculty Of Medical Sciences
54. Medicine - 295
Faculty Of Pharmaceuticаl Sciences
55. Pharmаcy - 284
Faculty Of Physical Sciences
56. Computer Science - 227
57. Geology - 234
58. Mathematics - 200
59. Physics And Astronomy - 200
60. Pure And Industrial Chemistry - 206
61. Statistics - 200
62. Computer/Statistics - 200
Faculty Of Social Sciences
63. Economics - 260
64. Geography - 243
65. Philosophy - 259
66. Political Science - 275
67. Psychology - 252
68. Public Administration - 266
69. Religion - 232
70. Social Work - 213
71. Sociology/Anthropology - 260
Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine
72. Veterinary Medicine - 227
UNN Nature of Admission Screening 2017
It is important to remember the screening exercises of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. They will come in two phases and the students who applied are to proceed for the pre-screening exercise.
You are required to have a JAMB registration print out and an SSCE result. You should also arrive very early in order to locate the screening venue,
The second phase of screening will be after the release of the admission lists. If you are in the lucky group, then you should have:
- Birth Certificate/Age Declaration;
- A letter of good conduct from your Village Head or a responsible member of your
community/or civil servant not below Grade Level 10 or equivalent in the private sector;
- Original copies of your educational qualifications (Statements of Results/Certificates);
- Certificate of Local Government of origin.
The cut off marks are out now, so you know your chances of being given admission. If you have high scores then your chances are pretty good! If your preferable course has higher the cut off mark than your score then you should consider another course or wait for a year to take another JAMB exam. In any case, good luck!
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