Augustine University Cut-Off Mark 2023/2024 | JAMB & Post UTME

Augustine University Cut-Off Marks for Admission 2023/2024 academic session has been released: The Augustine University Ilara (AUI) cut-off mark is based on merit and catchment area benefits.

AUI 2023/2024 JAMB Cut-off Mark

The Augustine University Ilara JAMB cut-off mark is a minimum JAMB score expected by any candidate who wants to get admission into Augustine University.

This is the least JAMB score eligible for the Augustine University post-UTME screening. Last admission year, Augustine University accepted candidates who scored 180 and above in JAMB UTME.

This year, the situation might be different because of low performance among candidates in the UTME exam. We have yet to hear from the school management regarding this year’s Augustine University JAMB cut-off mark.

AUI 2023/2024 Post UTME Cut-off mark

AUI Post UTME cut-off mark is the minimum score in the post-UTME screening expected by any candidate with the AUI JAMB cut-off mark who participated in the school’s Post UTME Screening.

This is the least post-UTME score eligible for admission consideration.

As of the last admission year, AUI post-UTME cut-off mark was 50%. That is, candidates who scored at least 50 over 100 in the post-UTME screening were eligible to be considered for admission.

See the AUI post-UTME cut-off mark for the last admission year below. This will give you a clue of what I was explaining above.

Faculty of Medical Sciences Cut-Off Mark

Medicine – 250 and Above

Faculty of Law Cut-Off Mark

Law – 240 and above

Faculty of Engineering Cut-Off Mark

Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, Civil, Computer, etc. – 220 and above

Faculty of Science Cut-Off Mark

Industrial Chemistry, Industrial Physics, Computer Science, Geology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Anatomy, etc. – 190 and above.

AUI 2023/2024 Departmental Cut-off Mark

The Augustine University, Ilara departmental cut-off mark is the final minimum score expected from a candidate to get admission into his/her course of choice at Augustine University.

This is purely based on the department or course involved. The courses and cut-off marks for admission are not static and its influenced by the following;

1. General Performance

General performance among candidates aspiring for that course in both the SSCE, JAMB, and Post UTME: The better the performance, the higher the department’s admission cut-off mark. The final admission cut-off mark is derived from the following; 

• WAEC/NECO/NABTEB GPA (grade points from the relevant O’level subjects).  
• Average between the JAMB score and the post-UTME screening score. 

2. Admission Quota

Each department has admission quotas allocated by the Nigerian University Commission (NUC).

For example, if the admission quota for Medicine and Surgery is 100, the department will not accept any more candidates for admission after the slot is exhausted, no matter the candidate’s score.

In this case, the university admits candidates based on merit hierarchy (from the best candidate down to where the quota becomes exhausted).

AUI 2023/2024 Cut-off Mark for all Departments

The Augustine University, Ilara, has not released the admission cut-off mark for the 2023/2024 admission year. Forget about whatever you see on other websites or social media.

We will update this page once the university breaks the news concerning the cut-off mark for this year’s admission.

See the last admission year department cut-off mark below. The Augustine University courses and cut-off mark.

Faculty of Medical Sciences Cut-Off Mark

Medicine – 250 and Above

Faculty of Law Cut-Off Mark

Law – 240 and above

Faculty of Engineering Cut-Off Mark

Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, Civil, Computer, etc. – 220 and above

Faculty of Science Cut-Off Mark

Industrial Chemistry, Industrial Physics, Computer Science, Geology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Anatomy, etc. – 190 and above.

Conclusion

Now that you know the cut-off mark for Augustine University, ensure you study and prepare well to meet the cut-off mark.

We at Realmina wish you the best!