Afe Babalola University has officially published the cut off marks for the 2025/2026 academic year. Aspiring candidates can now review the cut off marks for the university as well as for each course available.
Below, we have gathered all the important details that prospective candidates should be aware of regarding the cut off marks for Afe Babalola University for the 2025/2026 academic session.
JAMB Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026
For the academic session of 2025/2026, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has set the minimum cut off mark for universities at 140.
Nevertheless, as a private institution, ABUAD usually establishes a higher standard. According to the school, the anticipated JAMB cut off mark for ABUAD for the 2025/2026 session is 180, which aligns with the previous session of 2024/2025.
ABUAD Departmental Cut Off Marks 2025/2026
ABUAD has established a cutoff mark of 140 for departmental admissions for the 2025/2026 academic year. This indicates that you need to obtain a score of 140 or above to qualify for admission.
ABUAD Admission Requirements
Candidates seeking admission into ABUAD for the 2025/2026 academic session must fulfil the following criteria:
JAMB UTME:
Score 180 or above.
Choose ABUAD as your primary institution in JAMB or update your choice to ABUAD through JAMB's portal at a recognised CBT centre.
Correct JAMB subject combination for the chosen course.
O’Level Results:
A minimum of five credits in WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB, which must include English Language and Mathematics, along with three additional relevant subjects, should be obtained in no more than two sittings.
Relevant subjects vary by course.
Post UTME/UEE Screening:
Apply for ABUAD’s post UTME or University Entrance Examination (UEE).
Pay the screening fee.
Assessment includes a digital examination and might feature an interview for competitive programs.
Documents Required:
JAMB result
O-Level results
Birth certificate
Payment teller
Age:
Applicants must be a minimum of 16 years old by the time they are admitted.
Direct Entry Requirements:
A minimum of Lower Credit in National Diploma (ND) or an equivalent qualification in A’Level, NCE, or JUPEB in a relevant area is required.
Meet O-Level requirements.
Get the 2025 JAMB Direct Entry form and select ABUAD as the first choice.
Afe Babalola University Clearance and Documents Needed
After receiving an admission offer from the university, the subsequent step is to complete your clearance process.
This is the stage where the university verifies your documents before permitting you to attend full classes. Below are the documents required for your clearance:
Original admission letter from ABUAD
Original JAMB admission letter
Original and photocopies of WAEC/NECO/GCE results
Passport photos (at least 4 or more)
Your paid School fees receipt
Birth certificate or age declaration
Local government certificate of origin
Guarantor’s letter
Medical fitness certificate (from an approved hospital)
Make sure to organise all pertinent documents in a transparent folder. If you can, create several photocopies beforehand to prevent any last minute panic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the general ABUAD cut off mark?
A: ABUAD’s general cut off mark is usually 180 and above in UTME. However, meeting the general cut off mark does not automatically guarantee admission, as some courses require higher scores.
Q: Does ABUAD have different cut off marks for each course?
A: Yes, ABUAD uses different cut off marks depending on the course. Competitive courses such as Medicine, Law, Nursing, and Engineering usually have higher cut off marks than less competitive programmes.
Q: Can ABUAD accept candidates below the cut off mark?
A: No, candidates who score below the approved cut off mark are usually not considered for admission.
Q: Does ABUAD conduct Post UTME screening?
A: Yes, ABUAD conducts a screening exercise, which may include an aptitude test, oral interview, or document verification.
Q: Can I gain admission into ABUAD with a change of institution?
A: Yes, candidates who meet ABUAD’s cut off mark can apply for admission through a change of institution on the JAMB portal, provided they also meet the course requirements.
Q: Does ABUAD accept second choice candidates?
A: ABUAD usually prefers candidates who choose the university as their first choice, although second choice candidates may still be considered after a change of institution.
Q: Is meeting the ABUAD cut off mark a guarantee for admission?
A: No, meeting the cut off mark only makes you eligible. Admission also depends on screening performance, O-Level results, and availability of spaces in the chosen course.
