Please note that there are three different cut off marks when it comes to admission process in University of Ibadan.
- You must score minimum of 200 in JAMB UTME before you would be eligible to write POST UTME.
- You must score minimum of 50 in UI-POST UTME before you’ll be considered for Admission.
- The aggregate of your JAMB UTME and UI POST-UTME scores should meet the merit cut off mark for your preferred course of study. Please note that departmental cut off mark is not stable, but influenced by some factors.
There are three different cut off marks when it comes to UI
First. JAMB cut off mark.
You must score minimum of 200 before you’ll be eligible for UI POST UTME
The second one.
UI POST UTME is /100.
If you don’t score minimum of 50, you won’t be considered for admission.
The third one.
Departmental cut off mark.
The is the aggregate of JAMB UTME and POST-UTME scores.
It is based on the calculation.
JAMB score divided by 8
POST UTME score divided by 2
How Possible is it for UI to merge two sessions together? When is the Post UTME? When are we resuming?
Without no much clarification UI is not merging two sessions together. You should have heard that last year UI didn’t merge 2020 set with 2021 set, rather they stopped admission for that year. UI is a reputable and best university in Nigeria as you know it is called the first and best university.
Some candidate are in haste rushing to where? The Post UTME is yet to commence due to ASUU strike so the resumption date for this year admission haven’t been officially stated. The students that were admitted last year used two years at home and the ones before them used more than that, the delay has been like that due to the pandemic or ASUU strike. For instance, ASUU was on strike for a record breaking of 9 month at year 2020. But you see this current strike will break the former record. Yes you read that right! Don’t allow the strike to cause frustration, anxiety, depression or anger on you. This is a better medium for those that have not read well for the post utme to read all over again and don’t give up now. For those writing jamb next year, bear in mind that UI might not accept 2023 candidates
