UNN Cut-Off Marks 2025/2026 [UPDATED]

By • May 7, 2025 • UNN • 157 Comments

Kindly share this page with your friends. Sharing is caring!

LATEST UPDATE: The University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) Cut-Off Marks for the 2025/2026 Academic Session is Not yet out.

As soon as the cut-off marks are released, we will update this page.

Until then, we strongly recommend that you go through the details below, it is for last session, and it might be the same this year.

We can inform you when the cut-off marks are released on WhatsApp.
Just click here to follow our WhatsApp channel and you’ll won’t miss any vital update.

Got questions on the cut-off mark? We are here to answer you.
Just CLICK HERE to ask us and we will do our best to answer as soon as we can.

UNN Cut-Off Mark: The University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) Cut-Off Marks for 2024/2025 Academic Session.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) Cut-Off Marks for the 2024/2025 Academic Session.

If you’re aiming to join this prestigious institution, understanding the cut-off marks for each course is crucial for your admission planning.

Stay Updated With POST-UTME & Cut-Off Mark News:

In this article, we’ll provide detailed information on the UNN cut-off marks, helping you gauge your eligibility and increase your chances of securing a spot in your desired program.

Stay tuned as we break down the cut-off requirements for various courses and offer insights to help you navigate the admission process effectively.

Please do not forget to share this page with your friends who might find it helpful.

Read Also: University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) Post UTME Form

UNN JAMB Cut-off Mark for all Courses

The UNN JAMB Cut off marks is 160 and above.

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

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

Always keep an eye on this page for the latest update on Post UTME News.

UNN Departmental Cut-Off Mark

UNN 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.

UNN has not made its departmental merit/ELDS/Catchment cutoff mark for the 2024/2025 session public yet.

UNN does not usually officially release its departmental cut-off marks. But we have a reliable source in the school admission office and usually get all the accurate cut-off marks.

Below is the list of the 2021 official UNN departmental cut-off marks for all courses. Any departmental cut-off mark you see on this page is 100% accurate and was gotten directly from the UNN admission office.

Faculty of Agriculture

  • Agricultural Economics –  180
  • Agricultural Extension – 180
  • Animal Science – 180
  • Crop Science – 180
  • Home Science – 180
  • Soil Science – 180
  • Food Science and Technology: Merit– 191 Benue – 187 Imo – 186 Enugu – 181.5
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for Nutrition and Dietetics: Merit- 224.5 Kogi – 182 Imo – 199 Enugu – 220.5 Ebonyi – 185 Delta – 201 Anambra – 199 Abia – 190
  • Faculty of Arts:
    • Archeology and Tourism – 180
    • Combined Arts – 180
    • French – 180
    • FRENCH/GERMAN/RUSSIA – 180
    • German – 180
    • Igbo – 180
    • Language and Linguistics Igbo – 180
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for English and Literary Studies Merit – 249 Kaduna – 223.5 Gombe – 223 Cross Rivers – 190.5 Benue – 207.5 Imo – 226
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for Fine and Applied Arts Merit – 231 Kogi – 201.5 Benue – 183.5 Imo – 197 Enugu – 222.5 Ebonyi – 193.5 Anambra – 195.5 Akwa Ibom – 182.5 Abia – 208
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for History and International Studies Merit – 241.5 FCT – 198 Cross Rivers – 185 Benue  – 208 Imo – 237.5 Enugu – 236 Edo – 196.5 Ebonyi – 231.5 Delta – 188.5 Anambra – 229 Abia – 219.5
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for Linguistics and Nigerian Languages Merit – 245 Cross Rivers – 202.5 Imo – 236.5 Enugu – 241.5 Ebonyi – 232 Delta – 218 Anambra – 238
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for Mass Communication Merit – 265 Taraba – 207 Rivers – 199 Plateau – 192 Kogi – 205 Cross Rivers – 208 Benue – 188 Bayelsa – 190 Imo – 256 Enugu – 261 Ebonyi – 244 Delta – 228 Anambra – 255 Akwa Ibom – 212 Abia – 252
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for Music Merit – 224 Taraba – 181 Kogi – 199 Cross Rivers – 205 Enugu 212 Edo – 197 Ebony – 202 Delta – 202 Anambra – 189
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for Theater and Film Studies Merit – 249 Kogi – 207 Cross Rivers – 215 Benue – 210 Imo – 242 Enugu – 244 Ebonyi – 236 Delta – 205 Anambra – 240 Abia – 222
  • UNN Departmental Cut-off Marks for all Courses in Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences:
    • Anatomy Merit – 223 Rivers – 180 Imo – 205 Enugu – 217 Delta – 189 Anambra – 197 Abia – 181
    • Physiology Merit – 202 Imo – 189 Enugu – 198 Anambra – 188
  • UNN Departmental Cut Off Marks for Courses in Faculty of Biological Sciences:
    • Botany – 180
    • Zoology – 185 r
    • Combined Biological Sciences Merit – 186 Enugu – 180 Anambra – 183
    • Biochemistry Merit – 215 Imo – 199 Enugu – 214 Ebonyi – 191 Delta – 193 Anambra – 202 Abia – 188
    • Microbiology Merit – 207 Imo – 192 Enugu –  203 Ebonyi – 180 Anambra – 196 Delta- 193 Abia – 186
  • UNN Departmental Cut Off Marks for Courses in Faculty of Business Administration:
    • Accountancy Merit – 246 Rivers – 188 Kogi – 181 Kaduna – 180 Imo – 237 Enugu – 237 Ebonyi – 213 Delta – 189 Anambra – 234 Abia – 230 UNN Cut-Off Mark for
    • Banking and Finance is 183.
    • Marketting is 183!
    • Business Management Merit – 213 Benue – 185 Imo – 195 Enugu – 201 Ebonyi – 181 Delta – 198 Anambra – 196 Abia – 202
  • Faculty of Dentistry UNN Cut Off Mark for Dentistry is 274.
  • UNN Departmental Cut Off marks for Courses in Faculty of Education
    • Education Biology – 181
    • Education Chemistry – 184
    • Education and Fine Arts – 180
    • Education Mathematics – 180
    • Education Physics – 180
    • Education Physics – 180
    • Education Science – 180
    • Education Social Science – 180
    • Education History – 180
    • Guidance and Counseling – 198
    • Health Education – 188
    • Special Education – 180
    • Library and Information Science – 180
    • Adult Education and Community Development – 180
    • Creative Arts – 180
    • Early Childhood Education – 180
    • Education and Economics – 191
    • Education and Geography – 180
    • Education and Igbo – 180
    • Education Arts – 180
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for Education and Political Science Merit – 222 Imo – 211 Enugu – 215 Anambra – 204
  • UNN Cut Off Marks for Education English Merit – 254 Kogi – 211 Cross Rivers 205 Imo – 238 Enugu – 251 Edo – 206 Ebonyi – 241 Anambra – 241 Akwa Ibom 234.5 Abia – 231
  • UNN Departmental Cut Off Marks for Courses in Faculty of Engineering
    • Agric and Bioresources Engineering – 180
    • Metallurgical and Material Engineering – 180
    • Mechatronics Engineering – 180
    • Civil Engineering Merit – 228 Kogi – 181 Cross Rivers – 190 Imo – 189 Enugu – 211 Ebonyi – 183 Delta – 201 Anambra – 195 Abia – 180
    • Electrical Engineering Merit – 218 Rivers – 190 Benue – 191 Cross Rivers –  203 Imo – 181 Enugu – 201 Ebonyi – 202 Delta – 180 Anambra – 193 Abia – 183
    • Electronic Engineering Merit – 217 Cross Rivers – 191 Benue – 182 Imo – 199 Enugu – 196 Ebonyi – 191 Delta – 197 Anambra – 180 Abia – 186
    • Mechanical Engineering Merit – 244 Rivers – 183 Cross Rivers – 188 Benue – 182 Imo – 197 Enugu – 237 Ebonyi – 199 Delta – 192 Anambra – 238 Abia – 200
  • UNN Departmental Cut-Off Marks for Courses in Faculty of Environmental Studies
    • Estate Managment – 190
    • Geoinformatics and Surveying – 180
    • Urban and Regional Planning – 180
    • Architecture Merit – 216 Benue – 181 Rivers – 181 Kogi – 180 Imo – 190 Enugu – 200 Delta – 180 Anambra 199 Akwa Ibom – 186 Abia – 196
  • UNN Departmental Cutt Marks for Courses in Faculty of Health Science
    • Medical Laboratory Science Merit – 250 Rivers – 203 Kogi – 208 Cross Rivers – 246 Benue – 200 Imo – 233 Enugu – 244 Edo – 196 Ebonyi – 216 Delta – 217 Anambra – 236 Akwa Ibom – 198 Abia – 238
    • Medical Radiography Merit – 263 Enugu – 253 Anambra – 242 Abia- 220 Imo – 215 Delta – 204 Benue – 190 Bayelsa – 192 Adamawa – 192 Edo – 181 Ebonyi – 187
    • Medical Rehabilitation Merit – 235 Imo – 212 Enugu – 227 Anambra – 216 Ebonyi – 188 Delta – 200 Akwa Ibom – 185 Abia – 206
    • Nursing Science Merit – 279 Enugu – 256 Abia – 255 Anambra – 267
  • Faculty of Law UNN Cut Off Marks for Law Merit – 297 Enugu – 294 Anambra – 293 Abia – 289 Ebonyi – 288 Imo – 288 Kogi – 277 Edo – 276 Cross Rivers – 268 Rivers – 266 Delta – 267 Akwa Ibom – 264 Benue – 260
  • College of Medicine UNN Cut Off Marks for Medicine and Surgery Merit – 318 Rivers – 288 Kogi – 281 Benue – 287 Imo – 309 Enugu – 316 Edo – 302 Ebonyi – 306 Delta – 309 Anambra – 314 Akwa Ibom – 291 Abia – 308
  • Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences UNN Cut Off Marks for Pharmacy Merit – 286 Imo – 273 Anambra – 278 Enugu – 283 Ebonyi – 263 Delta – 252 Akwa Ibom – 258 Abia – 251 Taraba – 255 Rivers – 256 Borno – 266 Adamawa – 252
  • UNN Departmental Cut Off Marks for Courses Faculty of Physical Sciences
    • Computer/Statistics – 180
    • Geology –  181
    • Mathematics – 180
    • Physics and Astronomy – 180
    • Pure and Industrial Chemistry – 190
    • Statistics – 180
    • Science Laboratory Technology – 190
    • Computer Science Merit – 250 Kogi – 225 Kano – 210 Benue – 205 Akwa Ibom – 214 Imo – 243 Abia – 237 Enugu – 241 Edo – 217 Ebonyi – 217 Delta – 237
  • UNN Departmental Cut Off Marks for Courses in Faculty of Social Sciences
    • Geography – 180
    • Philosophy – 182
    • Religious Studies – 180
    • Economics Merit – 228 Cross Rivers – 183 Imo – 202 Enugu – 219 Ebonyi – 187 Anambra – 213 Akwa Ibom – 200 Abia – 209
    • Political Sciences Merit – 240 Kogi – 204 Cross Rivers – 187 Benue – 181 Imo – 221 Enugu – 230 Ebonyi – 205 Anambra – 224 Abia – 203
    • Psychology Merit – 204 Enugu – 185 Ebonyi – 187 Anambra – 180 Abia – 180
    • Public Administration and Local Government Merit – 221 Rivers – 199 Imo – 193 Enugu – 212 Ebonyi – 190 Anambra – 180 Abia – 185
    • Sociology and Anthropology Merit – 202 Imo – 189 Enugu – 181 Anambra – 184 Abia – 199
    • Social Work Merit – 196 Benue- 185 Imo – 192 Enugu – 180 Abia – 189
  • Faculty of Veterinary Medicine The UNN Cut Off Marks for Veterinary Medicine is 180.
  • Faculty of Vocational and Technical Education
    • Agric Education – 180
    • Agric Science Education – 180
    • Business Education – 180
    • Computer Education – 180
    • Home Economics Education – 180
    • Industrial Technical Education – 180

If we should judge with previous years, then we will be right to say the UNN departmental cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 session will likely not be made public. But if they do make it public, we will update this page as soon as possible.

About University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN)

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) boasts a rich legacy and vibrant community. Its libraries are pivotal to student life, including the Nnamdi Azikiwe Library, a multi-complex gem officially opened on March 8, 2009, by then-Education Minister Dr. Sam Egwu.

This library, along with the Enugu Campus Main Library and the Medical Library at the College of Medicine, University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital in Ituku-Ozalla, provides a wealth of resources for academic pursuit.

Dr. George Marion Johnson served as the university’s first Vice-Chancellor from 1960 to 1964, laying the foundation for what would become a leading institution. Today, Professor Charles Arizechukwu Igwe leads UNN as the current Vice-Chancellor, continuing the tradition of academic excellence.

The university’s Chancellor, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja II, the Ooni of Ife, adds a distinguished touch to its governance.

Students of UNN, affectionately called Lions and Lionesses, embody the university’s spirit of strength and pride. The university’s mascot, a black lion with a broken chain, symbolizes liberation and resilience. Guided by the motto “To Restore the Dignity of Man,” UNN is on a mission to educate, train, and transform individuals into top-tier professionals equipped with cutting-edge knowledge and skills. Its vision is to be recognized globally as a premier institution for postgraduate studies, fostering research and innovation that drive significant advancements in every field of human endeavor.

Overview Of UNN Top Courses

  1. Medicine and Surgery
    Overview: This intensive program covers medical sciences, clinical skills, and patient care.
    Job Opportunities: Doctors, surgeons, and specialists in hospitals and clinics.
    Potential Workplaces: Hospitals, research institutions, private practice.
    Impact: Enhances health outcomes by treating diseases and improving quality of life.
  2. Law
    Overview: Focuses on legal principles, ethics, and the judicial system.
    Job Opportunities: Lawyers, judges, legal consultants.
    Potential Workplaces: Law firms, courts, corporate legal departments.
    Impact: Upholds justice and contributes to the development of fair legal systems.
  3. Pharmacy
    Overview: Involves studying medications, their effects, and their safe use.
    Job Opportunities: Pharmacists, pharmaceutical researchers, drug safety experts.
    Potential Workplaces: Pharmacies, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies.
    Impact: Improves public health through effective medication management and innovation.
  4. Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical)
    Overview: Covers the design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure and machinery.
    Job Opportunities: Civil engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers.
    Potential Workplaces: Construction firms, manufacturing companies, utilities.
    Impact: Drives technological advancement and infrastructure development, enhancing living standards.
  5. Computer Science
    Overview: Focuses on software development, programming, and data analysis.
    Job Opportunities: Software developers, data scientists, IT consultants.
    Potential Workplaces: Tech companies, financial institutions, research labs.
    Impact: Fuels technological progress and innovation, improving efficiency and connectivity.
  6. Mass Communication
    Overview: Explores media, journalism, and public relations.
    Job Opportunities: Journalists, PR specialists, media producers.
    Potential Workplaces: News organizations, advertising agencies, media firms.
    Impact: Shapes public opinion and informs society, promoting transparency and engagement.
  7. Business Administration (Accountancy, Banking and Finance, Marketing)
    Overview: Covers management principles, financial systems, and marketing strategies.
    Job Opportunities: Accountants, financial analysts, marketing managers.
    Potential Workplaces: Corporations, financial institutions, marketing agencies.
    Impact: Drives economic growth and organizational efficiency, supporting business development.
  8. Biochemistry
    Overview: Studies the chemical processes within living organisms.
    Job Opportunities: Biochemists, laboratory technicians, research scientists.
    Potential Workplaces: Research labs, pharmaceutical companies, hospitals.
    Impact: Advances medical research and biotechnology, contributing to better health solutions.
  9. Environmental Management
    Overview: Focuses on sustainable management of natural resources and environmental protection.
    Job Opportunities: Environmental consultants, sustainability managers, policy advisors.
    Potential Workplaces: Environmental agencies, NGOs, corporations.
    Impact: Promotes ecological balance and addresses environmental challenges, benefiting society.
  10. Agricultural Economics
    Overview: Analyzes the economic aspects of agriculture and rural development.
    Job Opportunities: Agricultural economists, policy analysts, rural development officers.
    Potential Workplaces: Government agencies, research institutes, agricultural businesses.
    Impact: Enhances food security and promotes sustainable agricultural practices.
  11. Nutrition and Dietetics
    Overview: Studies food science and its impact on health.
    Job Opportunities: Nutritionists, dietitians, health consultants.
    Potential Workplaces: Hospitals, clinics, wellness centers.
    Impact: Improves public health through better dietary practices and nutritional education.
  12. Theater and Film Studies
    Overview: Covers drama, film production, and performance arts.
    Job Opportunities: Actors, film directors, scriptwriters.
    Potential Workplaces: Film studios, theaters, media companies.
    Impact: Enriches culture and entertainment, influencing societal values and perceptions.
  13. Education (Science, Mathematics, Social Science)
    Overview: Focuses on teaching methodologies and educational psychology.
    Job Opportunities: Teachers, education administrators, curriculum developers.
    Potential Workplaces: Schools, educational institutions, government bodies.
    Impact: Shapes future generations and improves educational standards.
  14. Food Science and Technology
    Overview: Studies food production, safety, and technology.
    Job Opportunities: Food technologists, quality control managers, food safety inspectors.
    Potential Workplaces: Food production companies, research labs, regulatory agencies.
    Impact: Enhances food safety and quality, contributing to public health and nutrition.
  15. Linguistics and Nigerian Languages
    Overview: Explores language structures, linguistics theory, and regional languages.
    Job Opportunities: Linguists, translators, language educators.
    Potential Workplaces: Academic institutions, translation services, cultural organizations.
    Impact: Preserves cultural heritage and promotes communication across different languages.
  16. History and International Studies
    Overview: Analyzes historical events and global relations.
    Job Opportunities: Historians, international relations experts, policy advisors.
    Potential Workplaces: Research institutes, diplomatic services, educational institutions.
    Impact: Informs policy decisions and fosters understanding of global dynamics.
  17. Psychology
    Overview: Studies human behavior and mental processes.
    Job Opportunities: Psychologists, counselors, behavioral analysts.
    Potential Workplaces: Mental health clinics, research centers, educational institutions.
    Impact: Supports mental well-being and personal development, improving societal health.
  18. Architecture
    Overview: Involves designing and planning buildings and structures.
    Job Opportunities: Architects, urban planners, design consultants.
    Potential Workplaces: Architecture firms, construction companies, government agencies.
    Impact: Shapes urban landscapes and promotes sustainable building practices.
  19. Veterinary Medicine
    Overview: Focuses on animal health, diseases, and treatment.
    Job Opportunities: Veterinarians, animal health technicians, researchers.
    Potential Workplaces: Veterinary clinics, animal shelters, research facilities.
    Impact: Enhances animal welfare and contributes to public health through disease prevention.
  20. Creative Arts
    Overview: Explores various artistic expressions, including visual arts and performance.
    Job Opportunities: Artists, art educators, gallery curators.
    Potential Workplaces: Art galleries, schools, creative agencies.
    Impact: Fosters creativity and cultural expression, enriching society through art.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, staying informed about the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 academic session is essential for prospective students.

By understanding the specific cut-off requirements for your chosen course, you can better prepare yourself and improve your chances of admission.

Whether you’re targeting highly competitive programs or seeking to align your academic goals with UNN’s standards, this guide serves as your key resource.

Keep this information handy and take the necessary steps to achieve a successful application.

We wish you success on your pursuit on this journey…

PUN TEAM…

Kindly share this page with your friends. Sharing is caring!

Related Posts

157 thoughts on “UNN Cut-Off Marks 2025/2026 [UPDATED]”

  3. Favour nnenna

    I scored 270 in jamb , waec English: c5, chem : c4, biology: B2 , physics: a1. Can I get medicine and surgery with this?

    Reply
  4. Ella

    I scored 290 in jamb. My waec is
    English:B2
    Chemistry:B3
    Physics:C6
    Biology:C4
    What are my chances of getting nursing in unn

    Reply
  5. Kingsley Sopulu

    I scored 272 in jamb
    And I’m going for medical radiography
    With a waec result of
    Eng:B3,chem:C5,bio:B3
    Phy:C6.
    What are my chances of getting admitted??

    Reply
  6. Best

    Hello good evening bosses
    Please I need some information, I scored 281 in jamb
    Weac : biology A1
    Physics A1
    Chemistry A1
    English A1
    Please what is the possibility to get admission into unn for medicine and surgery?

    Reply

    Reply
  7. Best

    I score 281 in jamb
    And my ssce is
    English A1
    Biology A1
    Physics A1
    Chemistry A1
    What is my chances of getting medicine and surgery is unn

    Reply
  16. Kingsley Ikechukwu

    I got 221 in jamb but didn’t reach the cutoff mark for medicine and surgery, so I changed to estate management, hope I will get admission in your university

    Reply
    1. PostUTMENews Staff

      If you meet up to the Jamb cut off mark for that course, your post utme is high amongst other criteria

      Reply
  18. Ejike Kosisochukwu

    I want to study Nursing science in your school and my JAMB score is 203, please do I have chances for this course, I hope you get back to me.

    Reply
  23. Tori

    Hello there, my UTME score is 257. I want to study medical radiography. I calculated my aggregate to be 266.8. What are my chances?

    Reply
  27. Chidiogo Yves

    Sir my scroe is very low, what alternative course for nursing should I go with 182.
    Waiting for your reply

    Reply
  31. Patience Amazing

    Can I get admission to study nursing in your institution with 254,,,
    Hopefully waiting for your reply!!!!

    Reply
  32. Chinaza

    I want to study pharmacy in UNN,but i scored 198 in jamb.What should i do to gain admission into UNN?

    Reply
  38. Chisom Edwin

    I got 245 in my utme and applied for law… Can I get admission for my desirable course….
    Re there writing post utme exams this year or are there using O’Level results .

    Reply
    1. Editor 2

      Your chances are low for the course.
      We don’t yet know for sure if they will write post utme or not.

      Reply
  42. Bright chinedu

    I scored 191 in jamb do I have any chance of studying mechanical engineering in your institution pls get back to Me

    Reply
  47. Blessing

    I scored 182 in jamb can I study computer science, do I have any chance of entering your institution. Please get back to me

    Reply
    2. Ozoagu kelechi Jennifer

      I scored 254 and I want to study nursing science can I get it, my bio A1, Chemistry,B3, physics B2, Engine B3 can is it possible if they didn’t write Post Utme

      Reply
  60. Francis blessing

    I scored 246 in UTME and I applied for Law. Do I have any chances. Pls get back to me soon.

    Reply
  63. Faith

    Well I know I did not make up to 216 but I want to study physiotherapy and I got 205 . Is it possible

    Reply
  64. Favour Okechukwu

    I have 235 in my jamb and I want to study med lab. Which course can I study with my jamb score that will be good??. I hope you get back to me

    Reply
  65. Olagundoye Patrick

    I want to study mass communication I got 205 in my utme exam do I have any chance of entering your institution. hope you get back to me!!

    Reply
  70. Emmanuel

    I want to study medical laboratory science/Technology I
    Got 174 in my utme exam do I have a any chances of entering your institution. I hope you get back to me!!

    Reply
  72. Maduka Ifechukwu Charles

    I want to study computer/statistics in your institution with 193 in my UTME exams,I hope you get back to me Thank you.

    Reply

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top