UNIBEN Cut Off Mark | See University of Benin Cut Off Mark 2024
The University of Benin (UNIBEN) has released its official Cut Off Marks for the 2024/2025 academic session, inviting candidates who scored a minimum of 200 in the UTME and selected UNIBEN as their first choice of institution. This guide provides detailed information on the Cut Off Marks for various faculties and departments.
About UNIBEN Cut-Off Mark
The minimum Cut Off Mark set by UNIBEN for the 2024/2025 academic session is 200, in line with the JAMB official minimum Cut Off Mark.
Faculty and Departmental Cut Off Marks
- Faculty of Agriculture:
- Agricultural Economics and Extension Services: 200 and above
- Animal Science: 200 and above
- Aquaculture and Fishery Management: 200 and above
- Crop Science: 200 and above
- Food Science and Nutrition: 200 and above
- Forest Resources and Wildlife Management: 210 and above
- Social Science and Land Management: 200 and above
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Faculty of Arts:
- English and Literature: 200 and above
- Foreign Languages: 200 and above
- History and International Studies: 205 and above
- Linguistics Studies: 200 and above
- Mass Communication: 210 and above
- Philosophy: 200 and above
- Religion: 200 and above
- Theatre Arts: 200 and above
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Faculty of Education:
- Adult and Non-Formal Education: 200 and above
- Curriculum and Instructional Technology: 200 and above
- Educational Evaluation and Counseling Psychology: 200 and above
- Educational Foundations: 200 and above
- Health, Safety, and Environmental Education: 200 and above
- Human Kinetics and Sports Science: 200 and above
- Educational Management: 200 and above
- Vocational and Technical Education: 200 and above
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Faculty of Social Science:
- Economics and Statistics: 210 and above
- Geography and Regional Planning: 200 and above
- Political Science and Public Administration: 205 and above
- Social Works: 200 and above
- Sociology and Anthropology: 200 and above
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Faculty of Engineering:
- Chemical Engineering: 215 and above
- Civil Engineering: 210 and above
- Computer Engineering: 210 and above
- Electrical/Electronic Engineering: 215 and above
- Mechanical Engineering: 220 and above
- Metallurgical and Materials Engineering: 200 and above
- Petroleum Engineering: 205 and above
- Production Engineering: 200 and above
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Faculty of Environmental Science:
- Architecture: 200 and above
- Estate Management: 200 and above
- Fine/Applied Science: 200 and above
- Geomatics: 200 and above
- Quantity Surveying: 200 and above
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Faculty of Law:
- Business Law: 205 and above
- Jurisprudence and International Law: 205 and above
- Private and Property Law: 205 and above
- Public Law: 205 and above
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Faculty of Life Science:
- Optometry: 210 and above
- Microbiology: 210 and above
- Biochemistry: 210 and above
- Science Laboratory Technology: 200 and above
- Animal and Environmental Biology: 200 and above
- Plant Biology and Biotechnology: 200 and above
- Environmental Management and Toxicology: 200 and above
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Faculty of Management Science:
- Accounting: 220 and above
- Actuarial Science: 200 and above
- Banking and Finance: 210 and above
- Business Administration: 220 and above
- Human Resources: 200 and above
- Insurance: 200 and above
- Marketing: 200 and above
- Taxation: 200 and above
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Faculty of Pharmacy:
- Clinical Pharmacy Practice: 210 and above
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry: 215 and above
- Pharmaceutical Microbiology: 210 and above
- Pharmacology and Toxicology: 210 and above
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Faculty of Physical Science:
- Chemistry: 200 and above
- Computer Science: 210 and above
- Geology: 200 and above
- Mathematics: 200 and above
- Physics: 200 and above
- Statistics: 200 and above
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Faculty of Veterinary Medicine:
- Vet. Pub Health and Medicine: 200 and above
- Vet. Surgery and Radiology: 200 and above
- Veterinary Microbiology: 200 and above
- Veterinary Parasitology: 200 and above
College of Medical Sciences:
The College of Medical Sciences consists of three Schools: School of Medicine, School of Basic Medical Science, and School of Dentistry.
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School of Medicine:
- Department of Medicine: 200 and above
- Department of Surgery: 200 and above
- Department of Radiology: 200 and above
- Department of Mental Health: 200 and above
- Department of Medical Microbiology: 210 and above
- Department of Ophthalmology: 200 and above
- Department of Morbid Anatomy: 205 and above
- Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology: 200 and above
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School of Basic Medical Sciences:
- Department of Nursing Science: 220 and above
- Department of Anatomy: 200 and above
- Department of Radiology: 200 and above
- Department of Physiology: 200 and above
- Department of Physiotherapy: 215 and above
- Department of Medical Biochemistry: 200 and above
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School of Dentistry:
- Department of Preventive Dentistry: 200 and above
- Department of Restorative Dentistry: 200 and above
- Department of Periodontics Dentistry: 200 and above
- Department of Oral Surgery and Pathology: 200 and above
- Department of Oral Diagnosis and Radiology: 200 and above
FAQs
What is the general cut-off mark for UNIBEN admission in 2024?
The general cut-off mark for UNIBEN in 2024 is expected to be 200. This is the minimum JAMB score that prospective students need to achieve to be eligible for the post-UTME screening. However, some competitive courses may require higher scores, so students should check the specific departmental cut-off marks for their chosen programs.
Does UNIBEN have different cut-off marks for various departments?
Yes, UNIBEN sets different cut-off marks for various departments and courses, especially for competitive fields like Medicine, Law, and Engineering, which often require higher scores than the general minimum. For example, Medicine may have a cut-off mark around 250-270, while less competitive courses might have cut-off marks closer to 200.
Can I gain admission into UNIBEN with a JAMB score below the cut-off mark?
Generally, no. UNIBEN requires that applicants meet or exceed the cut-off mark for both the university and their chosen department to qualify for admission. However, in rare cases, applicants with slightly lower scores may still be considered if they have strong post-UTME scores, relevant qualifications, or apply through specific admission routes like supplementary lists or catchment area considerations.
Conclusion
Aspiring students seeking admission into the University of Benin (UNIBEN) are advised to take note of the specified Cut Off Marks for their respective faculties and departments. The university remains committed to providing quality education across various disciplines, and candidates meeting the outlined criteria are encouraged to proceed with the admission process.