Babcock University cut-off mark
What is the JAMB cut-off mark for Babcock University, and does it change by course?
- Babcock University requires eligible candidates to attain a minimum 2020-2021 JAMB score of 160 for admission.
- For the 2022/2023 session, Babcock University's JAMB minimum cut-off was 170.
- Babcock University's cut-off scores varied by department in 2017, with Arts requiring 120, Medicine needing 290, and Law needing 270.
- Babcock University's spokesperson stated that the admission cut-off point at Babcock varies depending on the specific department.
- All prospective candidates applying to Babcock University are required to sit for the UTME examination of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and attain the prescribed cut-off mark.
- Babcock University has a general JUPEB threshold of 5 points out of 15, though cut-offs vary by course.
- Admission into a chosen course of study at Babcock University through the Pre-degree is dependent on the candidate's good performance, an acceptable current JAMB score, and basic 5 O' Level credits relevant to the chosen course.
- The general JUPEB cut off mark at Babcock University is 5 Points, which aligns with the JAMB minimum cut off mark for admission eligibility.
- Babcock University's JUPEB cut off mark for all Engineering courses, including physics and chemistry, requires a minimum of 7 Points and above out of 15.
- For candidates applying for 200 level direct entry into Babcock University, Ilishan, Ogun State, the JUPEB cut off mark for the Faculty of Law is 12 points and above out of a total of 15 points.
Figures can change each session. Check with the university's admissions office for the latest.
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