University of Maiduguri Cut-off Mark 2022/2023 (JAMB and all Courses)

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University of Maiduguri Cut-off Mark – University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) cut-off mark for the 2022/2023 academic session.

In this article, I’d like to talk more about the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) cut-off mark for the 2021/2022 academic session.

If you’ve been looking for the University of Maiduguri Jamb cut-off mark or its departmental aggregate, you’re probably on the right page.

This is to inform the public that the institution’s administration has publicly announced the 2021/2022 cut-off point.

This cut-off mark is for people who chose UNIMAID as their first choice in the last Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and for people who didn’t choose the school but want to apply for a change of institution.

Please note that the University of Maiduguri does not accept second choices. Also, this article will help students who are studying for the upcoming JAMB and POST UTME exams find out what score they need to get before they can be admitted.

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University of Maiduguri Cut-off Mark (JAMB)

The University of Maiduguri Jamb cut-off mark is the general cut-off mark that is used as a benchmark for all courses offered by the institution.

The minimum score needed to register for the University of Maiduguri POST UTME for the 2021/2022 academic year is 160 in the JAMB exam. This means that a student must get at least 160 on the just-ended JAMB exam in order to register for the University of Maiduguri POST UTME.

But since there is a lot of competition, it’s best to do better than the minimum score to increase your chances of getting into the university.

S/N	COLLEGE/FACULTY	UTME REQUIREMENTS
	College of Medical Sciences
1.	Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
	a) MBBS	Minimum of 250 points in UTME and Minimum of 220 for Catchment States
	b) BDS	Same as for the MBBS
	c) Human Anatomy	Minimum of 220 points in UTME and Minimum of 200 for Catchment States
2.	Faculty of Allied Health Science
	a) Physiotherapy	Same as for the Human Anatomy Programme
	b) Radiography	Same as for the Human Anatomy Programme
	c) Nursing Science	Same as for the Human Anatomy Programme
	d) B. Medical Laboratory Science	Same as for the Human Anatomy Programme
3.	Faculty of Agriculture
	a) B. Agriculture	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	b) B. Fisheries	Same as for the B. Agriculture Programme
	c) B. Forestry and Wildlife	Same as for the B. Agriculture Programme
4.	Faculty of Arts
	a) Arabic Studies	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	b) Islamic Studies	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	c) English	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	d) History	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	e) Language & Linguistics	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
5.	Faculty of Education
	a) Continuing Education	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	b) B.A. Education, B.Sc. Education, Business Education, Agric. Education, and Social Science Education	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	c) Physical/Health Education	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	d) Library and Information Science	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
6.	Faculty of Engineering
	a) Agric. & Environmental Resources Engineering	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	b) Civil & Water Resources Engineering	Minimum of 180 points in UTME
	c) Chemical Engineering	Minimum of 170 points in UTME
	d) Computer Engineering	Minimum of 190 points in UTME
	e) Electrical & Electronics Engineering	Minimum of 180 points in UTME
	f) Mechanical Engineering	Minimum of 170 points in UTME
	g) Food Science & Tech	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
7.	Faculty of Management Sciences
	a) Accounting	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	b) Business Administration	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	c) Banking and Finance	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	d) Marketing	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	e) Public Administration	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
8.	Faculty of Law
	a) LLB	Minimum of 2000 points in UTME
	b) LLB and Sharia	Minimum of 190 points in UTME
9.	Faculty of Pharmacy
	B. Pharmacy	Minimum of 200 points in UTME
10.	Faculty of Science
	a) Biological Sciences	Minimum of 160 points in UTME for (Botany and Zoology) and 170 points in UTME for (Environmental Biology)
	b) Chemistry	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	c) Geology	Minimum of 170 points in UTME
	d) Mathematical Sciences	Minimum of 160 points in UTME for Maths and Stat, 170 points in UTME for Computer Sci.
	e) Microbiology	Minimum of 170 points in UTME
	f) Physics	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	g) Biochemistry	Minimum of 170 points in UTME
11.	Faculty of Social Sciences
	a) Geography	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	b) Sociology and Anthropology	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
	c) Economics	Minimum of 170 points in UTME
	d) Mass Communication	Minimum of 190 points in UTME
	e) Political Science	Minimum of 160 points in UTME
12.	Faculty of Veterinary Medicine	Minimum of 200 points in UTME

University of Maiduguri Cut-off Mark for all Courses 2021/2022

The University of Maiduguri departmental cut-off score is the official qualifying score used to determine course admission.

The administration of each faculty determines this cut-off point after the successful completion of the institution’s Post UTME.

Meanwhile, the mark is decided by the performance of candidates after the exams or screening.

Candidates should be aware that not every school announces a cut-off score for admission after the Post-UTME exam or screening.

This article will be updated once the management of the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) announces the cut-off mark that will be used for the 2021/2022 admissions process.

How To Calculate UNIMAID Aggregate/Screening Score

For confirmation, every applicant who took the University of Maiduguri Post-UTME or Screening test must know how to find their total score. Follow the easy steps below to calculate your screening score.

Divide your JAMB score by 8.
Divide your post-Utme score by two.
Then, add the two of them together.

For example, if your JAMB score is 300 and your Post-UTME score is 80, that means:

300/8 = 37.5

80/2 = 40

i.e 37.5 + 40 = 77.5

However, some universities accept applicants based only on Post-UTME scores, while others combine O-level and Jamb scores to determine student screening results.