UNN Cut Off Mark 2024/2025 [JAMB/Departmental]

UNN Cut Off Mark 2025/2026 [JAMB/Departmental]. The University of Nigeria Nsukka JAMB and Departmental Cut Off Mark is out altogether. Continue reading this article to see all you need to know about the approved cut off mark For all courses in the school.

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What Is the UNN Cut Off Mark?

It is a specific mark that all University of Nigeria Nsukka’s applicants should meet in JAMB and Post UTME to qualify for being offered admission into the course of their choice.

University of Nigeria Nsukka Cut Off Mark 2025/2026

The management of the University of Nigeria Nsukka has made an official announcement to the general public and all aspiring students that the school has set her cut off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session at 160 and above.

Therefore; all aspirants or candidates who wish to be offered admission into the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) must possess a JAMB score of 160 in the 2025 JAMB examination.

It is to be noted that anyone who scores below the specified mark is not going to be offered admission.

UNN Cut Off Mark For All Courses 2025/2026

The University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) set the cut-off mark for all courses at 160 for the 2025/2026 academic session.

This simply means that all applicants of the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) must have a JAMB score of 160 or above to be qualified for the next admission step.

UNN Departmental Cut Off Mark 2025

Look into the table below to see the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) departments and their cut off marks;

UNN DEPARTMENT

CUT OFF MARK

Pharmacy

293

Medicine and Surgery

314

Medical Laboratory Science

256

Mechanical Engineering

260

Electronic Engineering

217

Medical Radiography

263

Civil Engineering

256

Mass Communication

265

Foreign Language

180

History and International Studies

242

English and Literary Studies

252

Theatre and Film Studies

249

Nutrition and Dietetics

224

Home Science

180

Medical Rehabilitation

235

Political Science

240

Law

297

Nursing

290

English Education

235

Social Science Education

220

Archaeology

180

Public Administration and Local Government Studies 

221

Sociology and Anthropology

230

Economics

242

Urban and Regional Planning

180

Estate Management

200

Architecture

203

Human Physiology

205

Human Anatomy

206

Veterinary Medicine

225

Marketing

212

Banking and Finance

218

Statistics

180

Pure and Industrial Chemistry

216

Physics and Astronomy

203

Aquaculture

190

Linguistics

212

Marketing

183

Banking and Finance

183

Accountancy

246

Business Management

213

French with Germany/Russian

180

Geography

200

Geology

222

German

180

Guidance and Counselling

180

Health Education

180

History

189

Home Science

200

Agricultural Extension

210

Adult Education

180

Agricultural Economics

201.5

Biochemistry

207

Crop Science

180

Animal Science

180

Microbiology

200

Zoology

181

The University of Nigeria Nsukka Post UTME Requirements 2025

If you intend to apply for admission into the University of Nigeria Nsukka, kindly take note of the following;

  • You should have a minimum of five (5) O’ level (SSCE) credits each in Mathematics, English, Chemistry, Physics, and Biology with the appropriate subject combinations in the 2025 JAMB UTME
  • You must make University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) as your first choice of Institution in JAMB
  • Be at least 16 years old

Note: All qualified applicants are advised to get all the necessary documents required ready for the upcoming Post UTME Screening exercise.

How To Calculate UNN Aggregate Score

To Determine your aggregate score, your JAMB score will be added to your Post UTME score and Divided by 2 which will give you your average or aggregate score e.g if your JAMB score is 160 and your post-UTME Score is also 160, then it will be (160+160)/2 = 160.

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