ADUN Cut off Mark for 2026/2027 Academic Session (All Courses)

The school management of Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN) has released it’s cut off mark for 2025/2026 academic session. The minimum UTME score required before candidate can participate in the admission screening is 160 and above. Read more information on ADUN Cut off Mark to determine your eligibility.

ADUN Cut off Mark

The Admiralty University of Nigeria main campus is located on 100 hectares of land at Ibusa – Ogwashi-Uku Expressway, Delta State, about 20km from Asaba, the Delta State capital, established in 2023. The University has another campus located on 203 acres of land at the existing site of the Nigerian Navy Engineering College, in Sapele (Sapele Local Government Area).The ADUN JAMB Cut off Mark is pivotal for the undergraduate admission screening process. Your Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Score is the Key. Explore more about the JAMB general Cut off Mark and departmental requirements for all ADUN candidates.

This article present the complete guide on the what the cut off mark, the different departments and other eligibility criteria for Post UTME Screening at ADUN.

What is ADUN Cut off Mark?

Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN) Cut off mark is 160 and above. This is pretty considerate, right? The School management is really giving candidates a great opportunity to make their dreams come true.

All candidates who sat for the Unified Tertiary and Matriculation Examination (UTME) and score  up to 160 are eligible for post UTME Screening exercise and will be considered for admission. Those who do not score up to the required cut off Mark are not qualifies to register for the admission screening.

 Degree Courses at ADUN

ADUN has the following courses:

Faculties:

  • Law
  • Science
  • Arts, Management and Social Sciences
  • Engineering and Engineering Technology
  • Maritime Studies

Courses/Departments:

  •  Applied Physics and Renewable Energy
  •  Chemistry
  • Computer Science
  • Conservation and Environmental Biology
  • Cyber Security
  • Forensic Science
  • Industrial Mathematics
  • Software Engineering
  • Law
  •  Mechanical Engineering
  •  Electrical/Electronics Engineering
  •  Petroleum and Gas Engineering
  • Naval Architecture
  • Nautical Science
  • Logistics and Supply Chain Management
  • B. Sc. Accounting
  • B. Sc. Business Administration
  • B. Sc. Economics
  • B. A. English & Literary Studies
  • B. A. History & International Studies
  • B. Sc. International Relations
  • B. Sc. Hospitality & Tourism Studies

UTME and DE Admission Requirements

  • All admissions into the University must be through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB);
  • For admission to 100 Level courses (via UTME), candidates must: obtain five (5) credits at SSCE (or equivalent) in relevant subjects, at not more than two (2) sittings, including credit passes in English and Mathematics; and attain acceptable points in UTME in relevant subjects;
  • For admission by Direct Entry (DE) (200 Level), candidates shall, in addition to having five (5) SSCE credits, obtain at least two (2) A’ level (or its equivalent) passes in relevant subjects, or possess ND with credit passes, or possess a good first degree in another field as the case may be;
  • Those who meet the preliminary requirements for admission will be expected to undergo a screening (including/or) interview exercise to be conducted by the University; and
  • The University will not accept transfer students until after at least the first two years of its existence.

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