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University of Ibadan Releases JAMB Cut-Off Marks for 2025/2026 Admission
The management of the University of Ibadan (UI) has released the official JAMB cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic session. The general minimum score required for admission is 200. However, each department has its own specific cut-off mark based on merit, catchment area, and Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS).
Admission Eligibility
Only candidates who selected UI as their first choice during UTME registration and scored 200 and above are eligible for the post-UTME screening exercise.
It is important to note that scoring 200 does not guarantee admission, as each course has its own departmental cut-off.
Departmental Cut-Off Marks (Highlights)
•Medicine and Surgery – 310 aggregate score required.
•Pharmacy – Candidates need an aggregate of 290 or above.
•Law – Minimum aggregate score of 271.
•Dentistry – Around 69 points on merit, with slightly lower scores for catchment and ELDS.
•Nursing Science – 71 points for merit, slightly lower for ELDS.
•Computer Science – 240 and above is required, though higher scores give better chances.
•Accounting – 244 aggregate score or above.
•Economics – Around 58 points for merit, lower for catchment.
•Political Science – About 55 points across merit and catchment.
•Civil Engineering – About 63 points on merit, 57 for ELDS.
•Electrical Engineering – 70 points for merit, 59 for ELDS.
•Mechanical Engineering – 70.5 points for merit, 60 for ELDS.
•Microbiology – Around 51 points across merit and catchment.
(Note: The full list of departmental cut-off marks has been released and is available on the University of Ibadan admission portal.)
Documents Required for Admission
Successful candidates must provide the following during admission screening:
1.Original JAMB result slip
2.O’Level certificates (awaiting results not accepted)
3.JAMB admission slip
4.Birth certificate
5.Secondary school testimonial
6.Eight recent passport photographs (preferably with red background)
Important Notice
•UI does not accept second-choice candidates.
•Departmental cut-off marks differ across courses and are strictly applied.
•Candidates are advised to review the requirements for their chosen course before admission processing.
