As an aspiring student of MOUAU, knowing the cut off mark of the university gives you an edge over other prospective students as yourself. For the 2025/2026 academic session, the university has used the Post UTME screening performance and O'level result to determine the departmental cut off mark.

MOUAU Official Cut Off Mark 2025/2026 Academic Session

Here is the entire cut off mark breakdown across all faculties and courses in the university.

College of Agricultural Economics, Rural Sociology & Extension:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Agric business

160

Agricultural Economics

160

Agric Extension & Rural Development

160

Agric Extension & Rural Sociology

160

College of Applied Food Sciences & Tourism:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Food Science & Technology

160

Home Economics

160

Hotel Management & Tourism

160

Human Nutrition & Dietetics

160

College of Animal Science & Animal Production:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Animal Production

160

College of Crop & Soil Sciences:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Agriculture

160

Soil Science

160

Water Resources Mgt. & Agrometeorology

160

College of Engineering & Engineering Technology:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Agricultural & Bioresources Engineering

180

Chemical Engineering

180

Civil Engineering

180

Computer Engineering

180

Electrical Electronics Engineering

180

Mechanical Engineering

180

College of Natural Resources & Environmental Mgt:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Forestry & Environmental Mgt.

160

Env. Mgt. & Toxicology

160

Fisheries & Aquatic Resources Mgt.

160

College of Education:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Adult & Continuing Education

150

Agricultural Science Education

150

Business Education

150

Educational Management

150

Home Economics Education

150

Industrial & Technology Education

150

Education in Sciences and Maths (Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Integrated Science, Mathematics, Physics)

150

Economics Education

150

Guidance & Counselling

150

Library & Info Science

150

College of Natural Sciences:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Microbiology

180

Biochemistry

180

Plant Science & Biotechnology

160

Zoology & Environmental Biology

160

College of Physical & Applied Sciences:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Chemistry

150

Computer Science

160

Physics

150

Mathematics

150

Statistics

150

College of Management Sciences:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Accounting

180

Entrepreneurial Studies

160

Economics

180

Banking & Finance

170

Business Admin

175

Marketing

160

Industrial Relations & Personnel Mgt.

160

College of Veterinary Medicine:

COURSES

CUT OFF MARK

Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

220

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is the official JAMB cut off mark for MOUAU in 2025/2026?
A. The general JAMB cut off mark is 150. Candidates who scored 150 and above are eligible to apply for the Post UTME screening.

Q. Does MOUAU write a Post UTME aptitude test?
A. No, MOUAU typically conducts an online screening rather than a physical examination. Your admission is calculated based on your JAMB and O’level results.

Q. Does MOUAU accept two sittings for O’level?
Yes, MOUAU accepts two sittings (e.g., WAEC and NECO combined). However, candidates with one sitting are often given priority in the weighting process.

Q. What happens if I don't upload my O'level results to JAMB CAPS?
A. Your admission will not be processed. MOUAU pulls your O'Level data directly from the JAMB portal to calculate your screening score.

Q. Can I change my course if I don't meet the departmental cut off?
A. Yes, if your aggregate score is too low for your first choice, you can apply for a change of course on the JAMB portal to a less competitive department like those in the college of agriculture.

Q. How long after registration will I see my screening result?
A. Screening results are typically available on the MOUAU portal 14 working days after you complete your online registration.

Q. How many admission lists does MOUAU release?
A. MOUAU usually releases several lists: merit list, supplementary list, direct entry list, and sometimes a final catchment list.

Q. Is 150 enough to study Computer Science or Engineering?
A. While 150 makes you eligible to apply, competitive courses usually require a much higher aggregate score, 180 in JAMB, to secure merit admission.