Thursday, February 9, 2023
  • Login
No Result
View All Result
The News Beam
  • Home
  • News
    • Politics
    • Business & Economy
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
    • Global
  • Development
    • Health
    • Education
    • MGDs
    • Development Agencies
  • Your Community
    • CDAs
    • LGAs
    • Projects
    • Community Champions
  • The Entrepreneur
    • Street Money
    • SMEs
    • Youthprenuers
    • Agriprenuers
    • Capacity Building
  • Specials
    • Lifestyle
    • Relationships
    • Books & Arts
    • Faith
    • Teens World
    • Guest Columnists
The News Beam
  • Home
  • News
    • Politics
    • Business & Economy
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
    • Global
  • Development
    • Health
    • Education
    • MGDs
    • Development Agencies
  • Your Community
    • CDAs
    • LGAs
    • Projects
    • Community Champions
  • The Entrepreneur
    • Street Money
    • SMEs
    • Youthprenuers
    • Agriprenuers
    • Capacity Building
  • Specials
    • Lifestyle
    • Relationships
    • Books & Arts
    • Faith
    • Teens World
    • Guest Columnists
No Result
View All Result
The News Beam
Home DEVELOPMENT Education

JUST IN: JAMB Releases Cut-Off Marks for Varsities, Adds Two Subjects for UTME

August 31, 2021
in Education, News
Reading Time: 2 mins read
0
A A
0
JUST IN: JAMB Releases Cut-Off Marks for Varsities, Adds Two Subjects for UTME
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the approved cut-off marks proposed by Nigerian tertiary institutions for the 2021 admission.

This was disclosed by JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, at the ongoing 2021 Policy Meeting held virtually on Tuesday, 31st August.

According to Prof. Oloyede, the institutions are allowed to go by their recommendation this year to avoid the usual complaint that JAMB dictates the admission cut-off for the institutions.

He explained that the exam body usually approves the recommendation of the institutions and that this is still the practice.

However, he warned that institutions can not go below the cut-off that they have fixed and that has been approved at the policy meeting.

Based on this development, the cut-off for University admission for 2021 is between 210 and 120; Polytechnics-180-100 and NCE-150-100.

Pan African University proposed a cut-off mark of 210, the highest, University of Lagos, 200, Lagos State University, 190, Covenant University, 190, Mountaintop University-140, Joseph Ayo Babalola- 120, Afe Babalola University-180 and Redeemers University 170.

For polytechnics, Federal Polytechnic Nekede has the highest cut-off of 180, Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro has a cut-off of 150 while the cut-off marks for colleges of education are between 150 and 100.

Meanwhile, from next year, two new subjects have been approved to be included in the subjects for UTME. They are Computer Studies and Physical Health.

Read Also: JUST IN: 18,000 JAMB Candidates Rescheduled For Mop-Up Exam

Tags: Cut-Off MarksJAMBJAMB adds two subjects to UTMEJAMB Releases Cut-Off Marks for VarsitiesUTME
ShareTweetSend
Previous Post

Covid-19: Court Restrains Obaseki from Making Vaccination Compulsory in Edo State

Next Post

Ondo State Governor, Akeredolu Signs Anti-Open Grazing Bill into Law

Related Posts

REVEALED! Bank officials hiding new notes behind old notes
News

REVEALED! Bank officials hiding new notes behind old notes

February 4, 2023
52
Banks suffer 11% reduction in new loans as customers resist interest rate hike
News

Shortage of New Naira notes: Emefiele begs Nigerians, says CBN addressing supply hiccups

February 3, 2023
65
Banks suffer 11% reduction in new loans as customers resist interest rate hike
Business & Economy

New Naira Notes: CBN allows  banks to pay N20k per day over-the-counter

February 2, 2023
41
New Naira Notes: Emefiele blames banks for scarcity, abuse at parties
Finance

New Naira Notes: Emefiele blames  banks for scarcity, abuse at parties

January 31, 2023
37
Delia Ferreira Rubio, Transparency International Chairperson
News

Corruption: Nigeria ranks 150 out of 180 countries

January 31, 2023
33
INEC
News

Fuel scarcity could affect 2023 election logistics-INEC warns

January 31, 2023
29
Next Post
Ondo State Governor, Akeredolu Signs Anti-Open Grazing Bill into Law

Ondo State Governor, Akeredolu Signs Anti-Open Grazing Bill into Law

JAMB Benchmarks Post UTME Fee, Warns Varsities Against Spiking Amount

JAMB Benchmarks Post UTME Fee, Warns Varsities Against Spiking Amount

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

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

I agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.

  • Trending
  • Comments
  • Latest
How to Apply for the N25 Billion Youth Investment Fund of the Federal Govt

How to Apply for the N25 Billion Youth Investment Fund of the Federal Govt

October 16, 2020
Covid-19: See List of Vaccination Centers in Lagos State

Covid-19: See List of Vaccination Centers in Lagos State

August 19, 2021
Banks suffer 11% reduction in new loans as customers resist interest rate hike

CBN reveals 9 Business Categories that recorded Increased Activity This Month

9
BREAKING ! How Hurriedly installed Application Saved Central Bank of Nigeria website from 'Anonymous' hack

BREAKING ! How Hurriedly installed Application Saved Central Bank of Nigeria website from ‘Anonymous’ hack

7
REVEALED! Bank officials hiding new notes behind old notes

REVEALED! Bank officials hiding new notes behind old notes

February 4, 2023
Banks suffer 11% reduction in new loans as customers resist interest rate hike

Shortage of New Naira notes: Emefiele begs Nigerians, says CBN addressing supply hiccups

February 3, 2023

Categories

  • Agriprenuers (12)
  • Books & Arts (7)
  • Business & Economy (436)
  • Capacity Building (25)
  • CDAs (2)
  • Community Champions (1)
  • Crime (196)
  • DEVELOPMENT (74)
  • Development Agencies (109)
  • Economy (318)
  • Education (192)
  • Entertainment (405)
  • Faith (55)
  • Finance (339)
  • Global (103)
  • Guest Columnists (17)
  • Health (56)
  • Health (242)
  • Industry (149)
  • LGAs (1)
  • Lifestyle (98)
  • MGDs (10)
  • News (2,298)
  • Politics (374)
  • Projects (2)
  • Relationships (70)
  • Security (164)
  • SMEs (15)
  • SPECIALS (87)
  • Sports (311)
  • Street Money (9)
  • Tech (138)
  • Teens World (3)
  • The Entrepreneur (26)
  • Uncategorized (70)
  • Your Community (33)
  • Youthprenuers (14)
No Result
View All Result
News
Politics
Business & Economy
Sports
Entertainment
Global

Development

Health
Education
MGDs
Development Agencies

Your Community

CDAs
LGAs
Projects
Community Champions

The Entrepreneur

Street Money
SMEs
Youthprenuers
Agriprenuers
Capacity Building

Specials

Lifestyle
Relationships
Books & Arts
Faith
Teens World
Guest Columnists

Follow Us

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Terms of Usage
  • Privacy Policy
  • Advert Rates
  • Newsletters
  • Resources
  • Submit a Story
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Politics
    • Business & Economy
    • Sports
    • Entertainment
    • Global
  • Development
    • Health
    • Education
    • MGDs
    • Development Agencies
  • Your Community
    • CDAs
    • LGAs
    • Projects
    • Community Champions
  • The Entrepreneur
    • Street Money
    • SMEs
    • Youthprenuers
    • Agriprenuers
    • Capacity Building
  • Specials
    • Lifestyle
    • Relationships
    • Books & Arts
    • Faith
    • Teens World
    • Guest Columnists
  • Login

© 2020 The News Beam is the highest circulated and most read newspaper in Nigeria. The online portal of The News Beam is the most visited website in the world.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.

Subscribe With The News Beam