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UI Cut-Off Mark: The University of Ibadan (UI) Cut-Off Marks for 2024/2025 Academic Session.

Are you aspiring to join the prestigious University of Ibadan (UI) for the 2024/2025 academic session? One of the most critical factors you’ll need to consider is the cut-off mark.

LATEST UPDATE : UI Departmental Cut-off mark is Out

Understanding the University of Ibadan (UI) cut-off marks for various courses can significantly impact your chances of securing admission into this top-ranked institution.

In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know about the University of Ibadan (UI) cut-off marks, ensuring you’re well-prepared to make informed decisions on your journey to higher education.

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UI JAMB Cut-off Mark for all Courses

The UI JAMB Cut off marks is 200 and above.

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The 200 JAMB CUT-OFF MARK is for all the UI courses below:

• ACCOUNTING
• ADULT EDUCATION
• AGRIC EXTENSION & RURAL DEVELOPMENT
• AGRICULTURAL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
• AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
• AGRICULTURE
• AGRONOMY
• ANIMAL SCIENCE
• ANTHROPOLOGY
• ANTHROPOLOGY (BIOLOGICAL)
• AQUACULTURE & FISHERIES MANAGEMENT
• ARABIC LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
• ARCHAEOLOGY
• ARCHEAOLOGY
• ARCHITECTURE
• AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING
• BANKING AND FINANCE
• BIOCHEMISTRY
• BOTANY
• CHEMISTRY
• CIVIL ENGINEERING
• CLASSICAL STUDIES
• COMMUNICATION & LANGUAGE ARTS
• COMMUNICATION & LANGUAGE ARTS EDUCATION
• COMPUTER SCIENCE
• CROP AND HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE
• DENTISTRY & DENTAL SURGERY
• EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
• ECONOMICS
• ECOTOURISM & WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
• EDUCATION & ARABIC
• EDUCATION & BIOLOGY
• EDUCATION & CHEMISTRY
• EDUCATION & ECONOMICS
• EDUCATION & ENGLISH LANGUAGE
• EDUCATION & FRENCH
• EDUCATION & GEOGRAPHY
• EDUCATION & HISTORY
• EDUCATION & ISLAMIC STUDIES
• EDUCATION & MATHEMATICS
• EDUCATION & PHYSICS
• EDUCATION & POLITICAL SCIENCE
• EDUCATION & RELIGIOUS STUDIES
• EDUCATION & YORUBA
• EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT
• ELECTRICAL /ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
• ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE
• ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCE
• ESTATE MANAGEMENT
• FISHERIES
• FOOD TECHNOLOGY
• FORESTRY / FOREST RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
• FRENCH
• GEOGRAPHY
• GEOGRAPHY
• GEOLOGY
• GERMAN
• GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING
• HEALTH EDUCATION
• HISTORY
• HUMAN KINETICS
• HUMAN KINETICS AND HEALTH EDUCATION
• HUMAN NUTRITION & DIETETICS
• IGBO
• INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
• INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION ENGINEERING
• INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
• ISLAMIC STUDIES
• LAW
• LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE
• LINGUISTICS
• LINGUISTICS /YORUBA
• MARKETING AND CONSUMER STUDIES
• MATHEMATICS
• MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE
• MEDICINE & SURGERY
• MICROBIOLOGY
• MUSIC
• NURSING/NURSING SCIENCE
• PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
• PHARMACY
• PHILOSOPHY
• PHYSICS
• PHYSIOLOGY
• PHYSIOTHERAPY
• POLITICAL SCIENCE
• PSYCHOLOGY
• QUANTITY SURVEYING
• RELIGIOUS STUDIES
• RUSSIAN
• RUSSIAN WITH FRENCH/GERMAN
• SOCIOLOGY
• SOIL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
• SPECIAL EDUCATION
• STATISTICS
• TEACHER EDUCATION SCIENCE:
• THEATRE ARTS
• URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING
• VETERINARY MEDICINE
• WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
• WOOD PRODUCTS ENGINEERING
• YORUBA
• ZOOLOGY

Is the UI Cut-ff Mark for 2024/2025 Out??

YES. As as the time of updating this page, the University of Ibadan (UI) Cut-Off Marks for 2024/2025 Academic Session has been released.

UI Departmental Cut-Off Mark

UI departmental cut-off mark is usually different from their JAMB cut-off mark. The departmental cut-off mark is the final mark that will determine a candidate’s admission.

The University of Ibadan (UI) Cut-Off Marks for different courses have been released for the 2024/2025 academic year.

The admission process includes consideration of Merit, Catchment, and Educationally Less Developed State (ELDS) categories.

Below are the courses and their respective cut-off marks:

1. Agric. Economics
   • Merit: 50.375
   • Catch: 50.375
   • ELDS: 50.375
2. Agric. Extension and Rural Development
   • Merit: 50
   • Catch: 50
   • ELDS: 50
3. Crop and Horticultural Sciences
   • Merit: 50
   • Catch: 50
   • ELDS: 50
4. Soil Resources Management
   • Merit: 50
   • Catch: 50
   • ELDS: 50
5. Animal Science
   • Merit: 50
   • Catch: 50
   • ELDS: 50
6. Crop Protection and Environmental Biology
   • Merit: 50
   • Catch: 50
   • ELDS: 50
7. Anthropology
   • Merit: 50
   • Catch: 50
   • ELDS: 50
8. Arabic Language and Literature
   • Merit: 56.5
   • Catch: 56.5
   • ELDS: 56.5
9. Archaeology
   • Merit: 50
   • Catch: 50
   • ELDS: 50
10. Classical Studies
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
11. Communication and Language Arts
    • Merit: 61.875
    • Catch: 61.875
    • ELDS: 58
12. European Studies – French
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
13. European Studies – German
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
14. European Studies – Russian
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
15. English
    • Merit: 57.125
    • Catch: 57.125
    • ELDS: 55.25
16. History
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
17. Islamic Studies
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
18. Linguistics
    • Merit: 58.125
    • Catch: 58.125
    • ELDS: 51.625
19. Linguistics – Igbo
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
20. Linguistics – Yoruba
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
21. Music
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
22. Philosophy
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
23. Religious Studies
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
24. Theatre Arts
    • Merit: 55.75
    • Catch: 55.75
    • ELDS: 53.125
25. Biochemistry
    • Merit: 56.125
    • Catch: 56.125
    • ELDS: 51
26. Dentistry
    • Merit: 69.125
    • Catch: 69.125
    • ELDS: 63.625
27. Environmental Health Science
    • Merit: 52
    • Catch: 52
    • ELDS: 52
28. Human Nutrition and Dietetics
    • Merit: 57.125
    • Catch: 57.125
    • ELDS: 53.125
29. Medical Laboratory Science
    • Merit: 65
    • Catch: 65
    • ELDS: 58.75
30. Medicine and Surgery
    • Merit: 78.125
    • Catch: 78.125
    • ELDS: 76.25
31. Nursing Science
    • Merit: 71.875
    • Catch: 71.875
    • ELDS: 63.375
32. Physiology
    • Merit: 60.375
    • Catch: 60.375
    • ELDS: 54.25
33. Physiotherapy
    • Merit: 64.75
    • Catch: 64.75
    • ELDS: 61.125
34. Economics
    • Merit: 58.5
    • Catch: 58.5
    • ELDS: 52.375
35. Accounting
    • Merit: 65.25
    • Catch: 65.25
    • ELDS: 59.5
36. Banking and Finance
    • Merit: 52
    • Catch: 52
    • ELDS: 52
37. Marketing and Consumer Studies
    • Merit: 51.75
    • Catch: 51.75
    • ELDS: 51.75
38. Adult Education
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
39. Business Education
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
40. Early Childhood Education
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
41. Education and Arabic Studies
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
42. Education and Biology
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
43. Education and Chemistry
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
44. Education and Christian Religious Studies
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
45. Education and Communication and Language Arts
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
46. Education and Economics
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
47. Education and English
    • Merit: 57.75
    • Catch: 57.75
    • ELDS: 52.375
48. Education and French
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
49. Education and Geography
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
50. Education and History
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
51. Education and Islamic Studies
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
52. Education and Mathematics
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
53. Education and Physics
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
54. Education and Political Science
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
55. Education and Yoruba
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
56. Educational Management
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
57. Guidance and Counselling
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
58. Health Education
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
59. Human Kinetics
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
60. Library, Archival and Information Studies
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
61. Special Education
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
62. Architecture
    • Merit: 51
    • Catch: 51
    • ELDS: 51
63. Estate Management
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
64. Urban and Regional Planning
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
65. Quantity Surveying
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
66. Law
    • Merit: 67.25
    • Catch: 67.25
    • ELDS: 66.75
67. Pharmacy
    • Merit: 68
    • Catch: 68
    • ELDS: 65.625
68. Aquaculture and Fisheries Management
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
69. Forest Resources Management
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
70. Wildlife & Ecotourism Management
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
71. Social and Environmental Forestry
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
72. Anthropology
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
73. Archaeology
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
74. Botany
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
75. Chemistry
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
76. Computer Science
    • Merit: 71
    • Catch: 71
    • ELDS: 60.875
77. Geography
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
78. Geology
    • Merit: 51
    • Catch: 51
    • ELDS: 51
79. Industrial Chemistry
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
80. Mathematics
    • Merit: 52
    • Catch: 52
    • ELDS: 52
81. Microbiology
    • Merit: 52.75
    • Catch: 52.75
    • ELDS: 52.125
82. Physics
    • Merit: 51
    • Catch: 51
    • ELDS: 51
83. Statistics
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
84. Zoology
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
85. Geography
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
86. Political Science
    • Merit: 55.875
    • Catch: 55.875
    • ELDS: 55.375
87. Psychology
    • Merit: 53.75
    • Catch: 53.75
    • ELDS: 53.75
88. Sociology
    • Merit: 50.5
    • Catch: 50.5
    • ELDS: 50.5
89. Agricultural and Environmental Engineering
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
90. Civil Engineering
    • Merit: 61.625
    • Catch: 61.625
    • ELDS: 53.625
91. Electrical and Electronics Engineering
    • Merit: 67
    • Catch: 67
    • ELDS: 50.25
92. Food Technology
    • Merit: 51
    • Catch: 51
    • ELDS: 51
93. Industrial and Production Engineering
    • Merit: 50.25
    • Catch: 50.25
    • ELDS: 50.25
94. Mechanical Engineering
    • Merit: 68
    • Catch: 68
    • ELDS: 55.125
95. Petroleum Engineering
    • Merit: 61.25
    • Catch: 61.25
    • ELDS: 53.625
96. Wood Products Engineering
    • Merit: 50
    • Catch: 50
    • ELDS: 50
97. Automotive Engineering
    • Merit: 54.125
    • Catch: 54.125
    • ELDS: 54.125
98. Veterinary Medicine
    • Merit: 60
    • Catch: 60
    • ELDS: 60

About UI

The University of Ibadan (UI) is more than just Nigeria’s premier university; it’s a beacon of academic excellence and leadership for both Nigeria and Africa. With a commitment to developing expertise that transcends borders, UI plays a pivotal role in shaping the future leaders of the continent.

The university accommodates about 30% of its regular students in twelve Halls of Residence, with three additional halls currently under construction, thanks to the Federal Government’s Revitalisation Funds. This expansion is part of UI’s continuous effort to provide a conducive learning environment.

UI’s vision is clear: to be a world-class institution that not only excels academically but also addresses the pressing needs of society.

This vision is supported by a mission that emphasizes expanding the boundaries of knowledge through top-notch learning and research conditions.

The university aims to produce graduates who are not only academically sound but also strong in character and judgment.

Moreover, UI is dedicated to societal transformation through creativity and innovation, serving as a guardian of values that uphold the integrity of the society it seeks to improve.

Overview Of UI Top Courses

1. Accounting

Accounting is the language of business. It involves recording, analyzing, and reporting financial transactions. Accountants ensure that businesses remain financially healthy and compliant with regulations.

Job Opportunities: Accountant, Auditor, Financial Analyst, Tax Consultant.
Potential Workplaces: Banks, Accounting Firms, Government Agencies, Multinational Corporations.
Impact: Accountants help businesses thrive by managing finances efficiently, which in turn supports economic stability and growth.

2. Adult Education

Adult Education focuses on teaching and training adults, helping them acquire new skills or enhance existing ones. It’s crucial for lifelong learning and professional development.

Job Opportunities: Adult Educator, Training Specialist, Community Education Officer.
Potential Workplaces: Educational Institutions, NGOs, Corporate Training Departments, Government Agencies.
Impact: By empowering adults with education, this field contributes to personal growth, better job prospects, and a more educated society.

3. Agric Extension & Rural Development

This course equips students with the skills to transfer agricultural knowledge to rural farmers, helping them improve productivity and livelihoods.

Job Opportunities: Extension Officer, Rural Development Specialist, Agricultural Consultant.
Potential Workplaces: Government Agricultural Departments, NGOs, Agricultural Research Institutes.
Impact: By improving agricultural practices, graduates help increase food security and reduce poverty in rural communities.

4. Agricultural & Environmental Engineering

This discipline combines agriculture with engineering to develop technology and systems for sustainable agricultural production and environmental conservation.

Job Opportunities: Agricultural Engineer, Environmental Engineer, Irrigation Specialist.
Potential Workplaces: Agricultural Firms, Environmental Agencies, Research Institutions.
Impact: Graduates contribute to sustainable farming practices and environmental protection, ensuring a balance between food production and ecological health.

5. Agricultural Economics

Agricultural Economics deals with the economic aspects of agriculture, from production to marketing and policy-making.

Job Opportunities: Agricultural Economist, Policy Analyst, Agribusiness Manager.
Potential Workplaces: Government Agencies, Agribusiness Firms, Research Institutes, International Organizations.
Impact: This field supports efficient resource use in agriculture, leading to better food distribution and economic growth in rural areas.

6. Agronomy

Agronomy is the science of soil management and crop production. It focuses on developing sustainable farming practices to ensure food security.

Job Opportunities: Agronomist, Crop Consultant, Soil Scientist.
Potential Workplaces: Agricultural Research Institutes, Seed Companies, Government Agencies.
Impact: Agronomists play a critical role in increasing crop yields and ensuring that agricultural practices are sustainable and environmentally friendly.

7. Animal Science

Animal Science involves the study of animal biology, breeding, and nutrition, aimed at improving livestock production.

Job Opportunities: Animal Scientist, Livestock Manager, Nutritionist.
Potential Workplaces: Farms, Research Institutes, Veterinary Clinics, Feed Companies.
Impact: Graduates ensure that livestock production is efficient, sustainable, and humane, contributing to food security and animal welfare.

8. Anthropology

Anthropology is the study of human societies, cultures, and their development. It explores the complexities of human behavior and social structures.

Job Opportunities: Anthropologist, Cultural Consultant, Museum Curator.
Potential Workplaces: Research Institutes, Museums, NGOs, Universities.
Impact: By understanding diverse cultures, anthropologists promote social cohesion, tolerance, and cultural preservation.

9. Aquaculture & Fisheries Management

This field focuses on the breeding, rearing, and harvesting of fish and other aquatic organisms in controlled environments.

Job Opportunities: Aquaculturist, Fisheries Manager, Marine Biologist.
Potential Workplaces: Fish Farms, Environmental Agencies, Research Institutes.
Impact: Graduates contribute to sustainable fish production, which is crucial for food security and the conservation of aquatic ecosystems.

10. Architecture

Architecture is the art and science of designing buildings and other structures, balancing aesthetics, function, and sustainability.

Job Opportunities: Architect, Urban Planner, Interior Designer.
Potential Workplaces: Architectural Firms, Construction Companies, Urban Development Agencies.
Impact: Architects shape the built environment, creating spaces that are functional, beautiful, and environmentally sustainable.

11. Automotive Engineering

This field focuses on the design, development, and manufacturing of vehicles and their systems, emphasizing innovation and efficiency.

Job Opportunities: Automotive Engineer, Vehicle Designer, Production Manager.
Potential Workplaces: Automotive Companies, Research and Development Labs, Manufacturing Plants.
Impact: Automotive engineers drive advancements in transportation, contributing to safer, more efficient, and environmentally friendly vehicles.

12. Banking and Finance

Banking and Finance involves managing financial institutions and advising on investments, risk management, and economic policy.

Job Opportunities: Banker, Financial Analyst, Investment Advisor.
Potential Workplaces: Banks, Investment Firms, Insurance Companies, Government Agencies.
Impact: Professionals in this field support economic stability and growth by managing finances effectively, guiding investments, and ensuring financial systems run smoothly.

13. Biochemistry

Biochemistry is the study of chemical processes within and related to living organisms, bridging biology and chemistry to understand life at the molecular level.

Job Opportunities: Biochemist, Research Scientist, Pharmaceutical Developer.
Potential Workplaces: Pharmaceutical Companies, Research Laboratories, Hospitals.
Impact: Biochemists contribute to advancements in medicine, agriculture, and environmental science, improving health and quality of life.

14. Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering focuses on the design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure like roads, bridges, and buildings.

Job Opportunities: Civil Engineer, Structural Engineer, Project Manager.
Potential Workplaces: Construction Firms, Government Agencies, Engineering Consultancies.
Impact: Civil engineers build the infrastructure that underpins modern society, ensuring that it is safe, efficient, and sustainable.

15. Computer Science

Computer Science involves the study of algorithms, programming, and systems to create software, applications, and technological solutions.

Job Opportunities: Software Developer, Systems Analyst, Cybersecurity Expert.
Potential Workplaces: Tech Companies, Financial Institutions, Research Institutes.
Impact: Computer scientists drive innovation in technology, solving complex problems and improving our digital world.

16. Dentistry & Dental Surgery

Dentistry focuses on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of oral health issues, ensuring overall well-being.

Job Opportunities: Dentist, Oral Surgeon, Orthodontist.
Potential Workplaces: Dental Clinics, Hospitals, Private Practice.
Impact: Dentists improve quality of life by maintaining oral health, which is essential for overall health and confidence.

17. Economics

Economics studies how societies use resources, focusing on the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.

Job Opportunities: Economist, Policy Analyst, Financial Consultant.
Potential Workplaces: Government Agencies, International Organizations, Research Institutes.
Impact: Economists help shape policies that influence economic stability and growth, addressing issues like unemployment, inflation, and poverty.

18. Electrical/Electronics Engineering

This field involves the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism in systems and devices.

Job Opportunities: Electrical Engineer, Electronics Engineer, Systems Designer.
Potential Workplaces: Power Companies, Manufacturing Firms, Tech Companies.
Impact: Electrical engineers are at the forefront of technological innovation, creating systems and devices that power our modern world.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, knowing the University of Ibadan (UI) cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 academic session is essential for any prospective student.

These cut-off marks not only guide you in selecting the right course but also help you strategize your application process effectively.

By staying informed and meeting the required cut-off, you’re one step closer to realizing your academic goals at one of Nigeria’s most esteemed universities.

We wish you the best of luck in your academic pursuit.

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