Get the university of Benin cut off mark for this year. The University of Benin (UNIBEN) has released the cut-off mark for admission into the 2023/2024 academic session.
The cut-off mark is the minimum score required for admission into the university. UNIBEN is a federal government-owned university located in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria.
They offer a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
You can find the UNIBEN cut-off mark for both JAMB and departmental admissions on the school’s official website.
What Is Cut Off Mark
Cut off mark is a minimum score set by an institution to determine which students will be admitted into a particular department of study.
It is based on the performance of candidates in a specific examination.
Students who score above the cut off mark are given admission preference over those who meet the exact cut off mark.
If you have applied for admission into the University of Benin and want to know if your JAMB score qualifies you for admission in the 2023/2024 session, this post is for you.
It is important to check the UNIBEN cut-off mark before applying for the University of Benin Post-UTME Screening Form. Find the full details below.
University of Benin (UNIBEN) Jamb Cut Off Mark
The University of Benin (UNIBEN) has announced the cut-off mark for the 2023/2024 academic session admission. The minimum JAMB cut-off mark for UNIBEN in the upcoming session is 200 and above.
As there are many students aspiring to study at the university, the admission process is highly competitive. Admission is based on both the JAMB score and O’level grades.
For the 2023/2024 academic session, the JAMB score will be a crucial factor in determining admission into UNIBEN.
UNIBEN DEPARTMENTAL CUT OFF MARK
The Departmental Cut-off marks for admission into various departments at the University of Benin (UNIBEN) are as follows:
Faculty of Agriculture:
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- Bachelor of Agriculture (Agric Econs): 200
- Bachelor of Agriculture (Animal Science): 200
- Bachelor of Agriculture (Crop Science): 200
- Bachelor of Agriculture (Fisheries): 200
- Bachelor of Agriculture (Soil Science): 200
- Bachelor of Forestry & Wildlife: 200
Faculty of Arts:
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- B.A. (Linguistics): 200
- B.A. (Linguistics and Edo Language): 200
- Bachelor of Arts (English & Literature): 200
- Bachelor of Arts (Fine and Applied Arts): 200
- Bachelor of Arts (Inter. Studies): 205
- Bachelor of Arts (Philosophy): 200
- Bachelor of Arts (Religious Studies): 200
- Bachelor of Arts Foreign Languages: 200
- Bachelor of Arts (History): 200
- Bachelor of Arts (Mass Communication): 210
- Bachelor of Arts (Theater Arts): 200
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences:
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- B.Sc. Anatomy: 200
- B.Sc. Medical Biochemistry: 200
- B.Sc. Nursing Sciences: 215
- B.Sc. Physiology: 200
- B.Sc. Physiotherapy: 220
- Medical Laboratory Science: 200
Faculty of Dentistry:
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- Bachelor of Dental Surgery: 200
Faculty of Education:
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- Adult Education Professional Economics and Statistics: 200
- Adult Education Professional English and Literature: 200
- Adult Education Professional Geography: 200
- Adult Education Professional Political Science and Public Administration: 200
- B.A. (Ed) English & Literature: 200
- B.A. (Ed) Fine & Applied Arts: 200
- B.A. (Ed) French: 200
- B.A. (Ed) History: 200
- B.A. (Ed) Religious Studies: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Human Kinetics: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Library Information Science: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Adult Education Professional: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Agriculture Education: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Biology: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Business Education: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Chemistry: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Computer: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Educational Management (Economics): 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Educational Management (Political Science): 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Environmental Education: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Geography: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Health Education: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Home Economics Education: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Industrial Technical Education: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Mathematics: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Physical Education: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Physics: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Political Science: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Social Studies: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Early Childhood Education: 200
- B.Sc. (Ed) Economics & Statistics: 200
Faculty of Engineering:
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- Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical): 215
- Bachelor of Engineering (Civil): 210
- Bachelor of Engineering (Computer): 210
- Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical/Electronics): 215
- Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical): 220
- Bachelor of Engineering (Petroleum): 200
- Bachelor of Engineering (Production): 200
- Bachelor of Engineering (Structural): 200
Faculty of Environmental Sciences:
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- B.Sc. Architecture: 200
- B.Sc. Estate Management: 200
- B.Sc. Quantity Surveying: 200
- B.Sc. Surveying and Geo-Informatics: 200
Faculty of Law:
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- Bachelor of Laws: 205
Faculty of Life Sciences:
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- B.Sc. Plant Biology and Biotechnology: 200
- Bachelor of Science (Environment): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Microbiology): 210
- Bachelor of Science in Animal and Environmental Biology: 200
- Bachelor of Science Lab Technology: 200
- Bachelor of Science (Biochemistry): 210
- Doctor of Optometry: 210
Faculty of Medicine:
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- Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery: 220
Faculty of Management Sciences:
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- B.Sc. Entrepreneurship: 200
- B.Sc. Actuarial Science: 200
- B.Sc. Industrial Relations and Personnel Management: 200
- B.Sc. Insurance: 200
- B.Sc. Marketing: 200
- Bachelor of Science (Accounting): 220
- Bachelor of Science (Business Administration): 220
- Bachelor of Science (Banking & Finance): 210
Faculty of Pharmacy:
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- Doctor of Pharmacy: 215
Faculty of Physical Sciences:
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- Bachelor of Science (Chemistry): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Geology): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Mathematics): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Computer Science): 210
- Bachelor of Science (Industrial Chemistry): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Industrial Mathematics): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Industrial Physics): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Mathematics and Economics): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Physics): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Pure & Applied Mathematics): 200
Faculty of Social Sciences:
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- B.Sc. Social Work: 200
- Bachelor of Science (Economics & Statistics): 210
- Bachelor of Science (Geography & Regional Planning): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Sociology & Anthropology): 200
- Bachelor of Science (Political Science & Public Administration): 205
- Bachelor of Science (Public Administration): 200
Please note that these cut-off marks may vary each year based on the performance of candidates who apply for admission to the university.
UNIBEN Post UTME Cut-off Mark.
UNIBEN Average Post UTME cut off mark is 50%
The University of Benin (UNIBEN) has specific cut-off marks for admission into different departments and faculties. Here are the cut-off marks for some faculties and departments:
Faculty of Life Sciences/Physical Science:
- Animal and Environmental Biology: 50%
- Geology: 55%
- Microbiology: 60%
- Chemistry: 55%
- Biochemistry: 50%
- Botany: 50%
- Mathematics: 50%
- Physics: 50%
- Science Laboratory Technology: 55%
- Industrial Chemistry: 55%
Faculty of Agriculture:
- Agric Economics: 55%
- Agric Extension: 55%
- Animal Science: 50%
- Fisheries: 50%
- Crop Science: 50%
- Forestry and Wildlife: 50%
- Soil Science: 50%
Faculty of Arts:
- English and Literary Studies: 60%
- Theatre Art: 50%
- Linguistics: 50%
- Mass Communication: 60%
- Religious Studies: 50%
- Fine and Applied Arts: 55%
- French: 50%
- Philosophy: 50%
- History and International Studies: 50%
College of Medical Sciences:
- Anatomy: 60%
- Medical Biochemistry: 60%
- Medicine and Surgery: 70%
- Nursing: 60%
- Pharmacology: 60%
- Physiology: 60%
Education:
- Library and Information Science: 50%
- ESAM: 50%
- Economics Education: 50%
- Business Education: 50%
- Computer Education: 50%
- English Education: 50%
- Political Science Education: 50%
- Social Science Education (Social Studies): 50%
Faculty of Law:
- Law: 70%
Faculty of Management Sciences:
- Accountancy (Business Administration): 55%
- Banking and Finance: 55%
- Insurance: 50%
Pharmacy:
- Pharmacy: 65%
Faculty of Social Sciences:
- Business Administration: 55%
- Economics: 55%
- Geography and Regional Planning: 50%
- Political Science: 55%
- Sociology: 50%
- Social Work: 50%
These cut-off marks represent the minimum scores required to be eligible for admission into these respective departments and faculties.
How To Calculate Your UNIBEN Aggregate/Average Score
Calculating your average score for admission into the University of Benin (UNIBEN) is a simple process. Follow the steps and example below to determine your score:
- Divide your JAMB score by 8.
- Divide your UNIBEN Post UTME score by 2.
- Add the results of step 1 and step 2 together.
- The sum obtained is your aggregate/average score.
Example:
- JAMB Score: 300 Post UTME Score: 80
Solution:
- JAMB Score: 300 ÷ 8 = 37.5% Post UTME Score: 80 ÷ 2 = 40%
- Aggregate Score: 37.5% + 40% = 77.5%
Therefore, your aggregate/average score is 77.5%. This score is important because it determines if you meet the cut-off mark set by your desired department for admission.
Note: Meeting the required cut-off mark significantly increases your chances of gaining admission into your chosen course.
UNIBEN Post UTME Eligibility:
To be eligible for the UNIBEN Post UTME, you must meet the following criteria:
- Scored equal to or above the required cut-off mark.
- Selected University of Benin as your preferred choice of institution during UTME Registration.
- Obtain the necessary O’level credits for your chosen program as stated in the JAMB Brochure.
- Must be at least 16 years old.
If you are interested in studying at the University of Benin but did not initially select it during UTME Registration, you can still apply by changing your choice to UNIBEN on the JAMB website.
We recommend bookmarking this page and checking back regularly for more guidelines and updates.
The MPT TEAM congratulates all candidates who scored equal to or above the UNIBEN cut-off mark and wishes you good luck and success.
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