The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Tuesday approved 150 as the minimum cut-off mark for admission into Nigerian universities for the 2025 academic session.
The decision was reached during the board’s annual policy meeting on admissions, held at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre in Abuja.
According to JAMB, the minimum benchmark for colleges of nursing was set at 140, while colleges of education and colleges of agriculture will admit candidates with scores from 100 and above.
The policy meeting, which convenes stakeholders from tertiary institutions nationwide, reviews the previous admission cycle and agrees on guidelines for the new one. Institutions are also permitted to propose higher cut-off marks for specific courses or programmes, provided they do not go below the approved minimum.
JAMB emphasised that there is no uniform Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) cut-off mark applicable to all institutions, noting that universities, polytechnics, and colleges retain the autonomy to set higher standards in line with their requirements.
Here’s a categorised list of courses you can study within this score range:
A. Science Courses (140–180 JAMB Score)
1. Fisheries
Focuses on the management and production of fish and aquatic resources for food and commercial purposes.
2. Agricultural Science
Covers crop and animal farming techniques, soil science, and food production systems.
3. Home Science and Nutrition
Studies human nutrition, food management, and the science of healthy living and family care.
4. Animal Science
Deals with the biology, breeding, and care of livestock and domesticated animals.
5. Botany
Involves the scientific study of plants, including their structure, growth, and uses.
6. Anatomy
Focuses on the structure of the human body—used as a foundation in health and medical sciences.
7. Marine Biology
Studies marine life, ocean ecosystems, and the biology of organisms in saltwater environments.
8. Zoology
Explores animal life, including classification, evolution, behaviour, and habitats.
9. Science Laboratory Technology
Trains students in lab operations, diagnostics, and scientific experiments across various fields.
B. Art Courses (140–180 JAMB Score)
1. Arabic Studies
Focuses on Arabic language, literature, and Islamic culture and civilisation.
2. Archaeology
Involves the study of past human life through material remains like artefacts and structures.
3. Christian Religious Studies
Explores Christian beliefs, teachings, ethics, and history of the Church.
4. Fine Arts
Encompasses drawing, painting, sculpture, and visual expression through art.
5. Drama/Performing Arts
Focuses on acting, stage performance, and theatrical production.
7. Theatre Arts
A broader study of drama, including script writing, directing, and stage management.
8. English Language
Involves a deep study of English grammar, literature, phonetics, and communication skills.
9. French
Teaches French language proficiency, literature, and Francophone culture.
10. History and International Studies
Combines historical events with analysis of global political relations and diplomacy.
11. Music
Focuses on musical theory, instruments, composition, and performance techniques.
C. Commercial Courses (140–180 JAMB Score)
1. Business Administration
Teaches management, entrepreneurship, finance, and business operations.
2. Public Administration
Focuses on government operations, public policy, and administrative leadership.
3. Marketing
Covers promotion, advertising, consumer behaviour, and product distribution.
4. Insurance
Involves risk management, policies, and the financial protection industry.
5. Taxation
Focuses on tax systems, laws, administration, and financial regulations.
6. Criminology and Security Studies: Studies criminal behaviour, law enforcement, and security strategies.
7. Library and Information Science
Teaches the organisation, management, and use of information resources and libraries.
8. Hospitality and Tourism
Covers hotel management, travel services, and customer relations in the tourism industry.
9. Political Science
Studies political systems, government structures, public policy, and global politics.
10. Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution
This course focuses on managing conflicts, peacebuilding, and negotiation in societies
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