JAMB Releases 2024 Cut-off Mark

According to JAMB, the cut-off mark was released after its Combined Policy Meetings on Admissions into Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria late last year

Is 2024/2025 JAMB UTME Cut-off Mark Out?

What JAMB has done is to recommend; We will only determine the minimum, whatever you determine as your admission cut-off mark is your decision,” he said.
Additionally, he noted that “We should not be emotional in fixing Nigeria Universities cut-off mark; we need not over-dramatise issue such as cut-off mark.
“In order to enhance transparency in our educational sector, no automated admission for those without the necessary requirements will be tolerated by the board.
Below are the cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 JAMB UTME:
  •  Universities — 140
  •  Polytechnics — 120
  • Innovative enterprising institutes — 110
  • Colleges of education — 100
you must note that this is not the cutoff of the institution you may be aspiring for .. those with high scores have more chances of getting admission.

FAQs

What is the official JAMB cut-off mark for 2024?

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has set the official cut-off mark for 2024 at 160 for universities, 120 for polytechnics, and 100 for colleges of education and innovative institutions. However, individual institutions may set higher cut-off marks based on their admission criteria.

Can I still apply for admission if my JAMB score is below the cut-off mark?

No, if your JAMB score is below the official cut-off mark, you are not eligible to apply for admission to any institution. However, you may consider applying to institutions with lower cut-off marks or explore other educational opportunities like remedial programs or diploma courses.

When will JAMB release the list of institutions and their specific cut-off marks for 2024?

JAMB typically releases the list of institutions and their specific cut-off marks shortly after the general cut-off mark is announced. This information is usually available on the official JAMB website and in the media, around July or August 2024. It’s important to regularly check the JAMB website or your preferred institution’s site for updates

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