University of Ibadan Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025: Check Admission Requirements & Scores

Check the UI cut-off mark for 2024/2025 and see if you qualify for admission. Find details on requirements, courses, and how to apply.

UI Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025 | University of Ibadan

The University of Ibadan (UI) has announced the cut-off mark for admission into the 2024/2025 academic session. If you want to apply, you must reach the required score to be considered.

Candidates who selected UI as their first choice in JAMB should know that meeting the cut-off mark is important to get admission. UI is one of the top universities in Nigeria, and competition is high. Only those who meet the required score and other admission rules will be accepted.

For the 2024/2025 session, the general cut-off mark for UI is 200. This means candidates who score 200 or more in JAMB can apply for the UI Post UTME exam.

Some courses have higher cut-off marks because many students apply, making them more competitive. To improve your chances, check the cut-off mark for your chosen course and meet all other admission conditions.

Below, you will find a table with cut-off marks for all courses. This post also includes extra details on the admission process. Keep reading for full information.

UI Cut-Off Mark for All Courses 2024/2025

Below is the list of courses available at the University of Ibadan and the required cut-off mark for each. Students must check the cut-off mark for their course before applying for admission.

Cut-Off Marks for Courses at UI

S/N	Course	Cut-Off Mark
1	Adult Education	200
2	Agricultural and Environmental Engineering	200
3	Agricultural Economics	200
4	Agricultural Extension and Rural Development	200
5	Agriculture	200
6	Agronomy	200
7	Animal Science	200
8	Anthropology	200
9	Anthropology (Biological)	200
10	Aquaculture and Fisheries Management	200
11	Arabic Language and Literature	200
12	Archaeology	200
13	Architecture	200
14	Biochemistry	200
15	Botany	200
16	Chemistry	200
17	Civil Engineering	200
18	Classical Studies	200
19	Communication and Language Arts	200
20	Communication and Language Arts Education	200
21	Computer Science	200
22	Dentistry and Dental Surgery	200
23	Early Childhood Education	200
24	Economics	200
25	Ecotourism & Wildlife Management	200
26	Education and Arabic	200
27	Education and Biology	200
28	Education and Chemistry	200
29	Education and Economics	200
30	Education and English Language	200
31	Education and French	200
32	Education and Geography	200
33	Education and History	200
34	Education and Islamic Studies	200
35	Education and Mathematics	200
36	Education and Physics	200
37	Education and Political Science	200
38	Education and Religious Studies	200
39	Education and Yoruba	200
40	Educational Management	200
41	Electrical/Electronics Engineering	200
42	English Language and Literature	200
43	Environmental Health Science	200
44	Estate Management	200
45	Fisheries	200
46	Food Technology	200
47	Forestry / Forest Resources Management	200
48	French	200
49	Geography	200
50	Geology	200
51	German	200
52	Guidance and Counselling	200
53	Health Education	200
54	History	200
55	Human Kinetics	200
56	Human Kinetics and Health Education	200
57	Human Nutrition and Dietetics	200
58	Igbo	200
59	Industrial Chemistry	200
60	Industrial Production Engineering	200
61	International Relations	200
62	Islamic Studies	200
63	Law	220
64	Library and Information Science	200
65	Linguistics	200
66	Linguistics/Yoruba	200
67	Mathematics	200
68	Mechanical Engineering	200
69	Medical Laboratory Science	200
70	Medicine and Surgery	240
71	Microbiology	200
72	Music	200
73	Nursing/Nursing Science	200
74	Petroleum Engineering	200
75	Pharmacy	200
76	Philosophy	200
77	Physics	200
78	Physiology	200
79	Physiotherapy	200
80	Political Science	200
81	Psychology	200
82	Religious Studies	200
83	Russian	200
84	Russian with French/German	200
85	Sociology	200
86	Special Education	200
87	Statistics	200
88	Teacher Education Science	200
89	Theatre Arts	200
90	Urban and Regional Planning	200
91	Veterinary Medicine	200
92	Wildlife Management	200
93	Wood Products Engineering	200
94	Yoruba	200
95	Zoology	200

Note: The cut-off mark for Law is 220 and for Medicine and Surgery is 240.

Ensure you meet the cut-off mark for your course before applying.

How to Reach the University of Ibadan Cut-Off Mark

Getting the required score for UI admission is important. Below are steps to help you achieve it:

Score High in JAMB

Target a high score – UI has many applicants, so try to score much higher than 200. A higher score increases your chances, especially for competitive courses.
Focus on strong subjects – Identify subjects where you perform well and aim for the best results.
Practice regularly – Use past JAMB questions to understand the exam format and improve your speed.

Prepare Well for UI Post-UTME

Learn about the exam – Find out how UI Post-UTME works, including the number of questions and subjects covered.
Study relevant topics – Focus on subjects related to your chosen course.
Practice past questions – Go through old Post-UTME questions to understand the exam pattern.
Read daily – Reading improves understanding and vocabulary, which can help in exams.

Select Your Course Carefully

Choose what suits you – Pick a course based on your skills and interests.
Check past cut-off marks – Look at previous years’ cut-off marks for your course to see the level of competition.
Be practical – If your JAMB score is not very high, choose courses that have lower competition to improve your chances.

University of Ibadan Admission Requirements 2024/2025

Students who want to study at UI must meet these requirements. There are two types of entry: UTME and Direct Entry. Check the one that applies to you.

UTME Admission Requirements

To apply through UTME, candidates must:

Have at least five (5) credit passes in important subjects, including English and Mathematics. These credits must be in not more than two (2) sittings.
Take the 2024 UTME and score at least 200 (some courses need higher scores).
Write the correct UTME subject combination for the chosen course.
Meet the cut-off mark and take part in the UI Post-UTME screening.
Choose UI as the first choice during UTME registration.
Be at least 16 years old before the session starts.
Admission is given based on merit, catchment area, and educationally less developed states (ELDS).

Direct Entry (DE) Admission Requirements

To apply through Direct Entry (DE), candidates must:

Have at least two (2) A-Level passes in related subjects.
Have ND, HND, NCE, or IJMB from a recognized institution.
Some professional certificates like ICAN, CIBN, and ANAN may also be accepted.
Have five (5) credit passes in related subjects, including English and Mathematics, in not more than two sittings.

If you qualify for admission, check for the UI Post-UTME form for 2024/2025 and apply for your preferred course.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the cut-off mark for UI admission in 2024/2025?
The general cut-off mark is 200, but some courses require higher scores.

2. Can I apply for UI admission with two O’Level sittings?
Yes, you can, but you must have at least five (5) credit passes, including English and Mathematics.

3. Does UI accept Direct Entry (DE) applicants?
Yes, UI accepts A-Level passes, ND, HND, NCE, IJMB, and some professional certificates like ICAN, CIBN, and ANAN.

4. Is UI Post-UTME required for admission?
Yes, all UTME candidates must take the Post-UTME screening after meeting the cut-off mark.

5. What is the minimum age for UI admission?
Candidates must be at least 16 years old before the academic session begins.

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