Kenule Beeson Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic (KENPOLY) has released its cut-off mark for the 2022/2023 academic session. KENPOLY cut-off mark is based on merit and catchment area benefits.
Kenule Beeson Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic (KENPOLY) is a State Polytechnic located in Rivers State, Nigeria.
Candidates who desire to get admitted into KENPOLY must meet a specific criterion first, meeting the cut-off mark to study the course of their choice.
Requirements for getting into this institution include meeting the needed cut-off mark for the school along with the course or department itself.
KENPOLY cut-off mark is 120 to qualify for admission in 2022/2023 for all courses, and KENPOLY accepts and screens both first and second-choice candidates in their Post UTME
Once you have met the requirement for the cut-off mark, you can proceed to the rest admission requirements into the desired course.
Ken Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic (KENPOLY) Cut Off Mark 2022/2023: All Courses – JAMB & Post UTME
| COURSES | MINIMUM CUT-OFF MARK |
| Marketing | 120 and above |
| Insurance | 120 and above |
| Estate Management and Valuation | 120 and above |
| Electrical/Electronics Engineering | 120 and above |
| Computer Science | 120 and above |
| Urban and Regional Planning | 120 and above |
| Urban and Regional Planning | 120 and above |
| Statistics | 120 and above |
| Science Laboratory Science | 120 and above |
| Mechanical Engineering Technology | 120 and above |
| Mass Communication | 120 and above |
| Accountancy | 120 and above |
| Chemical Engineering Technology | 120 and above |
| Business Administration and Management | 120 and above |
| Banking and Finance | 120 and above |
| Architectural Technology | 120 and above |
KENPOLY does not have a specific cut-off mark for each course; the score (120) stated above for the courses listed is the general cut-off mark for all courses.
Admission into Ken Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic (KENPOLY) is relatively competitive so ensure you have a high score in JAMB. A high score is going to boost your chances of getting admitted.
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