The cut off mark for new students into the full time undergraduate programmes in Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) has been announced for the 2024/2025 Academic session. The Cut off Mark for admission into various departments of OAU has been fixed as a criteria for the admission exercise.
Those that sat for the last concluded Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and score up to the OAU Cut off Mark and above are qualified to register for the Post UTME Screening and will be considered for admission.
Here, you will find out Obafemi Awolowo University general and departmental Cut off Mark which will serve as a yardstick to determine the possibility of your academic journey with OAU.
Origin of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU)
Obafemi Awolowo University is Located in the historic city of Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria and was established in 1961 which finally commence full academic activities in 1962. OAU is a federal government-owned institution renamed in honour of Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the first premier of the Western Region of Nigeria, on 12 May 1987.
OAU Cut off Mark 2025
The Obafemi Awolowo University cut off Mark for the 2024/2025 academic session fixed by the management is 200 and above. This indicates that all the prospective students that scored a minimum of 200 in their UTME are eligible for the admission screening.
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board Cut off Mark for all Universities in Nigeria is 140. These benchmark given by JAMB is to ensure that they don’t admits below that to maintain the standard of education in the country.
Check out: OAU Post UTME form
OAU Degree Courses with Cut off mark at 140 and above
The Obafemi Awolowo University has many undergraduate programmes which might attract different cut off Mark. The OAU departmental Cut off Mark is same for the different courses listed below:
- AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
- AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
- ACCOUNTANCY/ACCOUNTING
- ADULT EDUCATION
- AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT
- ANIMAL SCIENCE
- APPLIED GEOPHYSICS
- ARCHITECTURE
- BIOCHEMISTRY
- BOTANY
- BUILDING
- BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
- BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
- CHEMICAL ENGINEERING:
- CHEMISTRY
- CIVIL ENGINEERING
- COMPUTER ENGINEERING:
- COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH (ECONOMICS) (MATHEMATICS)
- COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH ECONOMICS
- COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH MATHEMATICS
- CROP PRODUCTION AND PROTECTION
- DEMOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL STATISTICS
- DENTISTRY AND DENTAL SURGERY
- DRAMA/DRAMATIC/PERFORMING ARTS
- ECONOMICS
- EDUCATION AND BIOLOGY
- EDUCATION AND CHEMISTRY:
- EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS
- EDUCATION AND INTEGRATED SCIENCE:
- EDUCATION AND LANGUAGE ARTS:
- EDUCATION AND MATHEMATICS
- EDUCATION AND MUSIC:
- EDUCATION AND PHYSICS
- EDUCATION AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
- EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES
- EDUCATION AND SOCIAL STUDIES
- EDUCATION AND YORUBA
- EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
- EDUCATION AND FRENCH:
- EDUCATION AND GEOGRAPHY
- EDUCATION AND HISTORY:
- EDUCATION FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
- EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT
- ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
- ENGINEERING PHYSICS
- ENGLISH LANGUAGE
- ENTREPRENEURSHIP
- ESTATE MANAGEMENT
- FAMILY, NUTRITION AND CONSUMER SCIENCES
- FINE ART:
- FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
- FRENCH
- GEOGRAPHY
- GEOLOGY
- GERMAN
- GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING
- HEALTH EDUCATION
- HISTORY
- HOME ECONOMICS AND EDUCATION
- INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
- INSURANCE AND ACTUARIAL SCIENCE
- INTEGRATED SCIENCE/MATHEMATICS EDUCATION
- INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- LAW
- LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
- LINGUISTICS
- LINGUISTICS AND AFRICAN LANGUAGES
- LITERATURE IN ENGLISH
- LOCAL GOVERNMENT STUDIES
- MATHEMATICS
- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
- MEDICAL REHABILITATION
- MEDICINE AND SURGERY
- METALLURGICAL AND MATERIAL ENGINEERING
- MICROBIOLOGY
- MUSIC
- NURSING/NURSING SCIENCE
- NUTRITION AND CONSUMERS SERVICES
- PHARMACY
- PHILOSOPHY
- PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION
- PHYSICS
- POLITICAL SCIENCE
- PORTUGUESE
- PSYCHOLOGY
- PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
- QUANTITY SURVEYING
- RELIGIOUS STUDIES
- SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
- SOIL SCIENCE
- STATISTICS
- SURVEYING AND GEOINFORMATICS
- TEACHER EDUCATION SCIENCE:
- URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING:
- YORUBA
- ZOOLOGY
Additional Requirements
Apart from the JAMB cut off Mark released my the Obafemi Awolowo University, there are other eligibility criteria which might include:
- O’Level Results with a minimum of five (5) Credits including mathematics and English language
- Applicant’ age should not be less than 16 years of age at the moment of jamb registration.
- The candidates must made indicated OAU as their first choice or made a change of institutions to the University on time.
Finally, Obafemi Awolowo University cut off Mark is determined to screen out eligible candidates for post UTME Screening and not a guarantee for admission. Those with higher JAMB scores stand a change of being prioritize for admission after fulfilling other criteria.
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I scored 192 in this year jamb can I also do post utme
I want to study physical and health education
Yes
What if someone had 180 in jamb can he still be chosen in mechanical engineering in OAU
Yes
Pls can I study international relations in OAU with the score of 225 in Jamb
I scored 252 in jamb, I’m from Osun but I don’t know the aggregate score or catchment area for an Osun candidate, I wish to know if Im I eligible to apply for pharmacy course despite having not written the post utme yet.