As an aspiring student of UNICROSS, it is important to understand the entire cut off mark structure of the university. It plays a major role in the admission process of the university, as failure to meet the minimum cut off of your courses automatically disqualifies you for the Post UTME screening exercise.
The 2025/2026 minimum cut off mark for most courses is 150, but for competitive courses, you need more than 150 to be eligible. This includes courses in the Engineering and Basic Medical Science faculty.
UNICROSS Cut Off Mark 2025/2026 Academic Session
Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Agronomy | 150 |
Agricultural Economics | 150 |
Agricultural Extension | 150 |
Animal Science | 150 |
Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences | 150 |
Forestry and Wildlife Management | 150 |
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Human Anatomy | 160 |
Human Physiology | 160 |
Medical Biochemistry | 160 |
Faculty of Biological Sciences
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Microbiology | 160 |
Plant Science & Biotechnology | 150 |
Animal Health & Environmental Biology | 150 |
Faculty of Physical Sciences
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Biochemistry | 150 |
Chemistry | 150 |
Computer Science | 150 |
Information Systems | 150 |
Mathematics | 150 |
Physics | 150 |
Software Engineering | 150 |
Statistics | 150 |
Faculty of Engineering
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Civil Engineering | 160 |
Electrical/Electronic Engineering | 160 |
Mechanical Engineering | 160 |
Wood Products Engineering | 150 |
Faculty of Education
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Business Education | 150 |
Education & Biology | 150 |
Education & Chemistry | 150 |
Education & Mathematics | 150 |
Education & Physics | 150 |
Educational Foundations & Administration | 150 |
Educational Management | 150 |
Guidance & Counselling | 150 |
Human Kinetics and Health Education | 150 |
Technical Education | 150 |
Faculty of Management Sciences
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Accountancy | 150 |
Banking and Finance | 150 |
Business Administration | 150 |
Economics | 150 |
Entrepreneurship Studies | 150 |
Hospitality and Tourism Management | 150 |
Marketing | 150 |
Faculty of Communication Technology
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Broadcasting | 150 |
Journalism & Media Studies | 150 |
Mass Communication | 150 |
Faculty of Environmental Science
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Estate Management | 150 |
Urban and Regional Planning | 150 |
Visual Arts and Technology | 150 |
Faculty of Architecture
COURSES | CUT OFF MARK |
|---|---|
Architecture | 160 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Does UNICROSS have different cutoff marks for different courses?
A. While there is a general institutional cut off, competitive courses may have higher internal departmental requirements.
Q. Does UNICROSS accept second choice candidates?
A. Admission is primarily prioritised for first choice candidates. Second choice applications are only considered if there are vacancies after the first choice admission cycle.
Q. Does the cut off mark change every year?
A. Yes, it can fluctuate based on the national average scores and the university’s admission capacity.
Q. If I meet the cut off mark, am I guaranteed admission?
A. No, meeting the cut off mark only makes you eligible to participate in the screening exercise. Admission is merit based.
Q. Do I need to visit the school to check the cut off mark?
A. No, all updates are published online via the official university website.
Q. Does a high JAMB score guarantee admission?
A. A high score is a significant advantage, but admission is a combination of your JAMB score, O'level results, and Post UTME screening performance.
Q. Can I change my course if I don’t meet the departmental cut off?
A. Yes, if you meet the general institutional cut off, you may be eligible to apply for a change of course, provided there are vacancies.
Q. Does UNICROSS accept "awaiting results" candidates?
A. Candidates can often register for the screening, but you must have your O'level results uploaded to the JAMB portal before the final admission list is released.