Great question! To check if your score meets UNIBEN’s departmental cut-off for your course, here’s what you do:
Check UNIBEN’s official website (uniben.edu) – They usually release cut-off marks per department after Post-UTME. Look for the ‘Admissions’ section or latest news.
Calculate your aggregate score – UNIBEN combines your JAMB score (usually 50%) and Post-UTME score (50%). For example, if you scored 250 in JAMB, that’s 31.25/50 (since 250/8), plus your Post-UTME score (say 70/100 becomes 35/50). Total = 66.25/100.
Compare with past trends – Ask current students or forums for last year’s cut-off for your course (e.g., Law was ~65+ last year).
Visit the department – If you’re nearby, their faculty office might have info.
Even if you’re slightly below, some departments consider O’Level grades (A’s in relevant subjects can help!). Always confirm via UNIBEN’s official channels—don’t rely on rumors. You got this! 💪
Great question! To check if your score meets UNIBEN’s departmental cut-off for your course, here’s what you do:
ReplyDeleteCheck UNIBEN’s official website (uniben.edu) – They usually release cut-off marks per department after Post-UTME. Look for the ‘Admissions’ section or latest news.
Calculate your aggregate score – UNIBEN combines your JAMB score (usually 50%) and Post-UTME score (50%). For example, if you scored 250 in JAMB, that’s 31.25/50 (since 250/8), plus your Post-UTME score (say 70/100 becomes 35/50). Total = 66.25/100.
Compare with past trends – Ask current students or forums for last year’s cut-off for your course (e.g., Law was ~65+ last year).
Visit the department – If you’re nearby, their faculty office might have info.
Even if you’re slightly below, some departments consider O’Level grades (A’s in relevant subjects can help!). Always confirm via UNIBEN’s official channels—don’t rely on rumors. You got this! 💪