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EKSU 2024 Cut Off Mark[JAMB/Departmental]

Great news for aspiring students of Ekiti State University (EKSU)! The cut off marks for the 2022/2023 admission screening exercise have been released. If you chose EKSU as your first choice during JAMB registration, it’s crucial to pay attention to the announced cut off marks for both JAMB and individual departments. Here’s a breakdown of the details you need to know.

JAMB and Departmental Cut Off Marks:

  1. JAMB Cut Off Mark: The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has set the general cut off mark at 140. This means candidates must score at least 140 to be eligible to register for the Post UTME/DE screening on the university’s portal.
  2. Departmental Cut Off Marks: The departmental cut off marks, which are often equal to or higher than the JAMB cut off, have also been revealed. However, there are exceptions for certain departments:
    • Law: 250
    • Nursing: 220
    • Medicine (MBBS): 250

Candidates aspiring for these specific departments must meet the respective cut off marks. If your score falls short, it is advisable to consider obtaining a JAMB Change of Course form or Change of Institution form promptly.

What to Do if You Miss the Cut Off Mark:

If your JAMB score doesn’t meet the required cut off, consider the following options:

  • Change of Course: Explore other courses within the university that align with your interests and have a lower cut off mark.
  • Change of Institution: Alternatively, you may opt for a different institution with a lower cut off mark that matches your JAMB score.
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Conclusion:

For those seeking admission into EKSU for the 2022/2023 academic session, meeting both JAMB and departmental cut off marks is crucial. If you fall short, take proactive steps by considering a change of course or institution. Feel free to drop your questions in the comments, and don’t forget to share this information with others who have applied to EKSU.

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