KWASU JAMB Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Are you planning to gain admission into Kwara State University (KWASU) in the 2025/2026 academic session? One of the most important things you need to know is the KWASU JAMB cut off mark. This article provides a complete and updated guide on KWASU’s general and departmental cut-off marks, admission criteria, course-specific requirements, and expert advice for increasing your chances of admission.

What Is the JAMB Cut Off Mark?

The JAMB cut off mark is the minimum score a candidate must obtain in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to be eligible for admission into any Nigerian university, including KWASU. However, each university reserves the right to set its own departmental cut-off marks that are often higher than JAMB’s national benchmark.

KWASU General JAMB Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026

The official general cut off mark for KWASU in 2025/2026 is 140. This means any candidate who scores 140 or above in UTME is eligible to apply for the university’s post-UTME screening. However, this is just the minimum benchmark; competitive courses require higher scores.

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KWASU Departmental Cut Off Marks 2025/2026

Below is a comprehensive table showing the departmental JAMB cut off marks for all undergraduate courses in KWASU for the 2025/2026 academic session. Please note that some high-demand courses require a score of 200 or more:

S/N	Course	JAMB Cut-Off Mark
1	Accounting	230
2	Actuarial Science	180
3	Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering	260
4	Agricultural Economics and Extension Services	140
5	Agricultural Engineering	140
6	Agriculture	140
7	Animal Production	140
8	Arabic Studies	140
9	Banking and Finance	210
10	Biochemistry	200
11	Business Administration	180
12	Business and Entrepreneurship Studies	180
13	Business Education	180
14	Chemical Engineering	220
15	Chemistry	180
16	Christian Studies	140
17	Civil Engineering	220
18	Common and Islamic Law	240
19	Common Law	250
20	Computer Engineering	220
21	Computer Science	200
22	Crop Production	140
23	Early Childhood and Primary Education	140
24	Economics	180
25	Education and Biology	140
26	Education and Chemistry	140
27	Education and English Language	140
28	Education and Mathematics	140
29	Education and Physics	140
30	Educational Management	140
31	Electrical and Electronics Engineering	220
32	English and Literary Studies	180
33	English Language	200
34	Entrepreneurship	180
35	Environmental Health Science	140
36	Environmental Management and Toxicology	180
37	Fine and Applied Arts	140
38	Fisheries and Aquaculture	140
39	Food Science and Technology	180
40	French	140
41	Geography	180
42	Geology and Mineral Science	190
43	Guidance and Counselling	140
44	History and International Studies	190
45	Hospitality and Tourism Management	140
46	Human Kinetics and Health Education	140
47	Industrial Chemistry	180
48	Islamic Studies	140
49	Languages and Linguistics	190
50	Library and Information Science	140
51	Linguistics	180
52	Mass Communication	220
53	Materials Science and Engineering	220
54	Mathematics	180
55	Mechanical Engineering	220
56	Medical Laboratory Science	190
57	Metallurgical and Materials Engineering	220
58	Microbiology	180
59	Performing Arts	140
60	Physics	180
61	Plant Biology	140
62	Political Science	210
63	Political Science and Public Administration	210
64	Public Administration	180
65	Public Health Science	190
66	Sociology	180
67	Special Education	140
68	Statistics	190
69	Taxation	140
70	Yoruba	140
71	Zoology	140

These are projected cut-off marks based on trends and official announcements from KWASU’s previous sessions. The final list will be published on www.kwasu.edu.ng or the JAMB CAPS portal.

Factors Influencing Cut Off Marks at KWASU

Several factors affect the departmental cut-off marks at KWASU:

• Number of applicants per course
• Overall UTME performance
• Departmental carrying capacity
• Admission policy reviews
• Quota allocated by NUC (National Universities Commission)

KWASU Cut Off Mark for Public Health 2025/2026

Are you planning to study Public Health at Kwara State University (KWASU)? One of the most important things you need to know is the cut off mark for Public Health for the 2025/2026 academic session. In this article, we break down everything you need to know — from the JAMB score requirements to the departmental cut-off, admission criteria, and expert tips to boost your chances.

What is the Cut Off Mark for Public Health in KWASU?

For the 2025/2026 admission year, the official JAMB cut off mark for Public Health at KWASU is 180. However, this is only the minimum score required to qualify for the post-UTME screening. The departmental cut off mark — which determines who actually gets admitted — is usually much higher, especially for competitive courses like Public Health.

In previous years, the KWASU Public Health departmental cut off mark ranged from 200 to 220, depending on the number of applicants and the general performance in UTME.

So, while 180 is the baseline, scoring above 220 significantly improves your chances of being offered admission.

KWASU General Admission Requirements for Public Health

Getting into KWASU’s Public Health department requires more than just a good JAMB score. Here are the key requirements every aspirant must meet:

JAMB Subject Combination for Public Health:

• English Language (compulsory)

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Physics or Mathematics

O’Level Requirements:

You must have at least five credit passes in:

• English Language

• Mathematics

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Physics

These credits must be obtained in not more than two sittings in WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB.

KWASU JAMB Cut Off Mark vs Departmental Cut Off for Public Health

A common mistake applicants make is assuming that meeting the JAMB cut off mark means automatic admission. Here’s the truth:

• JAMB cut off mark (180) only qualifies you to apply for KWASU’s post-UTME.

• Departmental cut off mark is the actual score used to shortlist candidates based on merit and competition.

For Public Health, the departmental cut off is set after the post-UTME screening and is influenced by:

• Number of available slots

• Total number of applicants

• General performance

In simple terms, a score of 180 to 199 might get you into the screening, but it won’t guarantee a spot in the admission list.

How to Calculate Your KWASU Aggregate Score

To determine your eligibility for admission, KWASU typically calculates an aggregate score using the UTME score and O’Level results. The common formula used is:

Aggregate Score = (UTME Score ÷ 8) + (O’Level Score ÷ 2)

Example:
If you scored 240 in JAMB and had a B3 average in 5 core subjects (75%), your aggregate will be:
→ (240 ÷ 8) + (75 ÷ 2) = 30 + 37.5 = 67.5%

What If You Score Below the Cut Off?

If you fall short of the departmental cut-off mark:

• Consider changing to a less competitive course.
• Apply for KWASU pre-degree or JUPEB programmes.
• Change your institution on JAMB CAPS if needed.

FAQs on KWASU JAMB Cut Off Mark 2025/2026

Can I get admission into KWASU with 150?

Yes, but only into less competitive courses like Yoruba, Agriculture, or Education.

Does KWASU accept second choice candidates?

No. KWASU accepts only first-choice applicants for admission.

Is post-UTME compulsory in KWASU?

KWASU often uses screening rather than a written post-UTME. Applicants submit results online for evaluation.

When will KWASU start giving admission for 2025/2026?

Admission typically begins in the third quarter of the year, after the screening exercise.

Conclusion

Understanding the KWASU JAMB cut off mark for 2025/2026 is crucial for all prospective students. While the general minimum is 140, top courses like Law, Engineering, and Mass Communication demand much higher scores. To boost your chances, score high in UTME, upload your O’Level results promptly, and monitor your CAPS portal regularly.