Here is the University of Lagos, popularly known as Unilag JAMB Cut off mark for all departments and courses. If you did participate in the recently concluded UTME examination, and during your registration, you selected the University of Lagos as your preferred institution, then this information is for you.
I am very excited and happy to inform you, that the University of Lagos, UNILAG cut off mark for 2021/2022 has been released and published online.
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UNILAG JAMB Cut off Mark 2021.
UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS JAMB UTME ADMISSIONS CUT-OFF MARKS
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For those of you who are unable to read the above PDF file, please here is the cutoff point.
The Cut Off for all Courses under the Faculty of Art are all 40
The Cut Off for all Courses under the Faculty of Education are all 40
The Cut Off for all Courses under the Faculty of Business Administration are all 40
The Cut Off for all Courses under the Faculty of Engineering are all 40
The Cut Off for the Faculty of Law is 55.29
The Cut Off for all Courses under the Faculty of Environmental Sciences are all 40 except Architecture which is 54.12.
The Cut Off for all Courses under the College of medicine are all 40 except Medicine which is 62.35
The Cut Off for all Courses under the Faculty of Education are all 40 except Architecture which is 54.12
The Cut Off for all Courses under the Faculty of Science are all 40
The Cut Off for all Courses under the Faculty of Science are all 40.
UNILAG JAMB Cut off Mark and Admission 2021.
After scrapping of the post UTME by the federal government, the Joints Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) had given a benchmark of 180 and above for candidates applying for Universities, 150 for all Polytechnics applicants and Colleges of Education.
Following recent trends, I discovered that in 2016, the University of Lagos actually increased her cut off marks above the JAMB proposed cut off mark, due to the large number of applicants who selected the institution as their first choice during JAMB REGISTRATION.
It seems like the institution has learned from her mistakes since the Unilag jamb cut off mark is 180 for the 2021/2022 academic session.
However, you should know that the 180 cut off point does not apply to all courses/departments. Candidates with higher JAMB scores are first considered for admission, while candidates with lower scores that went for courses like Medicine and Surgery, Law, Engineering, etc do need higher JAMB scores.
In fact, it is the higher your scores, the higher the chance of being admitted into the University of Lagos.
UNILAG Departmental Cut off Mark 2021.
As disclosed in the above paragraph, the University of Lagos does not really have a specific fixed cut off mark for courses and departments. However, candidates who have scored a minimum of 180 in UTME examination should note that they are qualified and eligible to apply for admission into any of their choice courses.
But it does not mean you will be admitted. it is better to get that you go for courses that you know you will get admitted with your jamb scores.
I know, you may think I am crazy, because you chose your course before writing the UTME examination, should you had absolutely no idea what you will score in JAMB. But hey, cut me some slacks, because you can get the JAMB change of course/institution.
It is no secret that the University of Lagos is one of the most preferred institutions in the country, meaning that the admission processes are competitive and an admission is given based on JAMB score and your O’level grades.
Below are courses offered in the university as well as their cut off mark;
- 220 – 240 – Medicine (O’ Level result with one sitting only) and Nursing
- 200 – Mass Communication, Common Law, Pharmacy, Anatomy, Physiology
- 190 – Computer Science, English Language, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Geology, all engineering courses except Agricultural and Biosystem Engineering.
- 180 – All other courses.
UNILAG Admission Screening 2021.
You should be aware that the University of Lagos holds her admission screening exercises within a week or a couple of weeks and it normally comes in two different stages.
All qualified and eligible students, (candidates who scored 180 in UTME JAMB) who applied to study in the school are required to proceed for the pre-screening exercise when announced.
Also take note that there are some documents which are required for the pre-screening exercise, and they are:
- SSCE result,
- JAMB registration print out.
These are the only two documents required. Also, note that each candidate will be screened based on their JAMB scores and their SSCE result.
Likewise, the second phase of the screening is after the admission lists have been released and published online. Candidates who have merited the admission will be invited for another screening exercise. Here all documents which are required;
- All admitted students should take note that the original copies of their educational qualifications (Statements of Results/Certificates) are required
- Important: Be informed that candidates with awaiting results will NOT be accepted.
- You must come along with your birth Certification/Age Declaration.
- A letter of good conduct from your Village Head or a responsible member of your
community/or civil servant not below Grade Level 10 or equivalent in the private sector. - You are required to come along with a certificate of Local Government of origin; and this notification of admission status slip
UNILAG Address and Locations.
If you have any issue, problem or inquiry, then you can contact the University of Lagos using the details published below.
Be aware that this academic institution is located in the heart of the town of Lagos – 101017 Akoka, Yaba., Nigeria
You can contact the Unilag via her Email id; spgs@unilagspgs.edu.ng or Call the following numbers published below;
01-2930330,
01- 8902526,
01- 8902312,
01- 7403307.