UI Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025 [JUST UPDATED]

The general UI cut-off mark is 200. The university follows that same trend every year and this year is not going to be an exception. It has not released the official cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session yet but it's likely going to be 200. 

Start getting ready for the post-UTME exam. But hold on. Confirm if you meet the specific cut-off mark for the course you're aspiring for. Keep reading for the full gist. 

 

Brief Summary

Institution: University of Ibadan, Ibadan 

Cut-Off Mark 2024: 200+

Admission: Via UTME, DE

What Is UI Cut-Off Mark for 2024/2025 Academic Session?

The UI cut-off mark is 200 and that has been the trend for many years. The chances are high that the university is going to repeat the same thing for the 2024/2025 academic session. You need three things to basically qualify for admission into the institution, namely: O'Level, UTME, and post-UTME. 

What's UI Cut-Off Mark 2024 for All Courses?

The University of Ibadan is a very competitive institution. The range for the UI cut-off mark for all courses is 200-295, depending on your course. For a more detailed information, consider the list below: 

• Agriculture: 200-215

• Agricultural Economics: 220-235

• Agricultural Extension and Rural Development: 215-225

• Agronomy: 215-230

• Animal Science: 220-240

• Arts and Sciences:

• Anthropology: 200

• Arabic Language and Literature: 235

• Archaeology: 200

• Classical Studies: 225

• Communication and Language Arts: 250

• English Language and Literature: 255

• European Studies (French): 240

• European Studies (German): 225

• European Studies (Russian): 225

• History: 225

• Islamic Studies: 230

• Linguistics: 245

• Music: 230

• Philosophy: 235

• Religious Studies: 215

• Theatre Arts: 245

• College of Medicine:

• Biochemistry: 250

• Dentistry: 280

• Environmental Health Science: 240

• Human Nutrition and Dietetics: 245

• Medical Laboratory Science: 265

• Medicine and Surgery: 290

• Nursing Science: 265

• Physiology: 255

• Physiotherapy: 265

• Education:

• Adult Education: 210

• Early Childhood Education: 210

• Education and Communication & Language Arts: 245

• Education and Arabic: 220

• Education and Biology: 230

• Education and Chemistry: 220

• Education and Economics: 210

• Education and English: 250

• Education and French: 215

• Education and Geography: 235

• Education and History: 215

• Education and Islamic Religious Studies: 220

• Education and Mathematics: 220

• Education and Physics: 225

• Education and Political Science: 230

• Education and Religious Studies: 220

• Education and Yoruba: 210

• Educational Management: 215

• Guidance and Counseling: 230

• Health Education: 215

• Human Kinetics: 210

• Library, Archival, and Information Studies: 230

• Special Education: 210

• Law:

• Law: 265

• Pharmacy:

• Pharmacy: 275

• Renewable Natural Resources:

• Ecotourism and Aquaculture: 215

• Forest Production/Products: 200

• Social and Environmental Forestry: 200

• Wildlife and Ecotourism Management: 220

• Science:

• Anthropology: 210

• Archaeology: 215

• Botany: 210

• Chemistry: 235

• Computer Science: 245

• Geography: 210

• Geology: 215

• Industrial Chemistry: 245

• Mathematics: 220

• Microbiology: 240

• Physics: 215

• Statistics: 210

• Zoology: 210

• Environmental Design and Management:

• Architecture: 235

• Economics:

• Economics: 245

• Social Sciences:

• Geography: 215

• Political Science: 245

• Psychology: 240

• Sociology: 240

• Technology:

• Agricultural and Environmental Engineering: 215

• Civil Engineering: 245

• Electrical and Electronics Engineering: 260

• Food Technology: 205

• Industrial and Production Engineering: 230

• Mechanical Engineering: 265

• Petroleum Engineering: 240

• Wood Products Engineering: 215

• Veterinary Medicine:

• Veterinary Medicine: 230

Help I Didn't Meet the Cut-Off Mark

Don't fret yourself. It's not the end of the world. There are numerous options to consider. Think of: 

• Changing your course: You can apply for a change of course to a related or alternative course that requires a lower cut-off mark.

• Starting JUPEB or IJMB: Consider enrolling in a JUPEB or IJMB programme, which can provide an alternative pathway to gaining admission into your desired course.

• Enrolling for pre-degree: UI offers a pre-degree programme that can lead to admission into your desired course.

• Re-sitting for JAMB: You can re-sit for the JAMB exam to improve your score and increase your chances of admission in the next academic session.

• Changing your institution: Consider other federal universities that offer lower cut-off marks you qualify for. 

Recap

The UI cut-off mark is 200. If you didn't score up to your departmental, you can change your course or take any of the steps above. Remember that the institution's post-UTME is around the corner. Do your best to prepare. Join our WhatsApp channel for admission updates.