Timeyin MammahKnowing your cut-off mark is essential to gain admission to Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBU) in Lapai.
The official cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session is 150 for all aspiring candidates. This score is the minimum to be eligible for consideration when applying through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Meeting the cut-off mark doesn’t guarantee admission, as IBBU is competitive. You should aim for a score well above the cut-off.
Understanding this could help you strategize your study plan and approach the admission process effectively.
In addition to the cut-off mark, familiarize yourself with IBBU’s admission requirements and processes. Staying informed helps you meet deadlines and prepares you for any other evaluations involved in the admission journey.
Understanding Cut-off Marks
Cut-off marks are essential for students seeking admission to Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBU). This section will teach you about the JAMB and the specific departmental cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic session.
IBBU JAMB Cut-off Mark
The minimum JAMB cut-off mark for IBBU for the 2025/2026 academic session is 150. Candidates who scored 150 or higher in their UTME can apply for admission.
A higher score can improve your chances of getting into competitive courses. Many applicants aim for scores well above the minimum, making a strong JAMB performance critical.
IBBU Departmental Cut-off Marks
IBBU does not have a specific cut-off mark for individual courses, which means the general cut-off mark of 150 applies to all courses, take note that if you meet the general cut-off mark of 150, you are still required to meet the specific departmental requirements, which will be released later.
This variation reflects the competitiveness of each program.
To qualify for your desired course, you should check the specific cut-off marks for that department.
Be prepared to participate in the Post UTME screening as well. Performing well can enhance your admission chances, especially if your UTME score is close to the departmental mark.
Admission Criteria and Processes
Understanding the admission criteria and processes for (IBBU) is essential for prospective students. You need to know the eligibility requirements and the steps involved in the post-UTME screening exercise.
Eligibility for Admission
To qualify for admission into IBBU, you must meet specific requirements. You need a minimum score in the UTME relevant to your desired course. The cut-off marks vary by department, so check the latest information.
You must have a minimum of five credits in relevant subjects from either WASSCE or NECO. These subjects usually include English Language and Mathematics. Ensure that no results exceed two sittings.
Additionally, direct-entry candidates must possess either an A-level certificate or a recognized diploma. Disqualification can occur if you do not meet these educational prerequisites.
Post-UTME and Screening Exercise
The next step after meeting these eligibility criteria is the post-UTME screening exercise. You must complete the IBBU Post-UTME screening form and pay the required fees. This exercise is vital for assessing your readiness for university-level education.
Your UTME score will be combined with your secondary school results during the screening process. This combined assessment is used to determine your admission status.
IBBU also charges school fees, which vary by department. Be prepared for these financial obligations as you continue through the admission process. Stay updated on deadlines and ensure all required documents are ready to avoid delays in your application.
Programmes and Competitive Courses
In IBBU, various programs are available. Understanding departmental cut-off marks is essential for prospective students aiming for competitive courses. Each faculty may have different requirements for admission into its programs.
Knowing these marks can help you plan your studies and improve your chances for admission.
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