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Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) cut-off mark for all courses for the 2024/2025 period is out! The cut-off mark is 200 for all degree courses and any candidate who scores 200 or higher is eligible for Post UTME screening. OAU is one of Nigeria's top learning institutions.
Source: UGC
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OAU is located in Ife-Ife, an ancient Yoruba city in Osun State, Nigeria. The learning institution offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in various fields. OAU employs cutting-edge technology to support its academic teaching, research endeavours, and community initiatives for students. Before sending your application, check out the OAU cut-off mark to determine your eligibility for admission into the institution.
| University | Obafemi Awolowo University |
| History | Founded in 1961. Named after Chief Obafemi Awolowo |
| Admission Session | 2024/2025 |
| Cut-off mark | 200 for all listed degree courses |
| Eligibility | Scored 200 and above in UTME |
| Ineligibility | Scores below 200 in UTME |
| Faculties | 13 |
| Location | Ife-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria |
OAU cut-off mark for all courses
What is the cutoff mark for OAU? The OAU cut-off mark is 200 for UTME and Direct Entry applicants. Candidates with a score of 200 and above in the JAMB UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) are eligible to apply for OAU’s post-UTME screening exercise.
Applicants should note that meeting the minimum OAU cut-off mark does not guarantee admission into OAU and one pursuing their desired degree programme. This is because Post-UTME Score, subject combination, O’Level Grades, JAMB score, and other factors are prerequisites for eligibility to pursue a preferred course.
Candidates must choose OAU as their preferred choice of institution and their first choice, as the university does not accept second choices. In addition, candidates must be at least 16 years old to be eligible to join the institution.
The OAU Departmental cut-off mark for all courses in 2024
What is the departmental cut-off mark for the OAU 2024/2025 admission period? Obafemi Awolowo University has not officially announced the 2024/2025 aggregate cut-off mark for its courses. However, the aggregate cut-off mark for all courses for the 2024/2025 period is 200 for all listed degree courses.
What is the JAMB cutoff mark?
In their recent annual policy meeting, JAMB fixed the minimum admission score at 140 for university applicants. The cut-off marks are determined based on each course's competitiveness and applicants' performance. This means the higher the JAMB scores, the higher the chances of admission.
Source: UGC
As candidates await OAU to release the official 2024/2025 departmental cut-off marks, they can approximate whether they qualify to join the university by comparing them with the 2023/2024 departmental cut-off marks highlighted below. The 2024/2025 cut-off marks will slightly deviate from those shown below depending on the course’s competitiveness and student performance.
- Management & Accounting: 262
- International Relations: 235
- Public Administration: 236.5
- Management & Accounting: 262
- International Relations: 235
- Public Administration: 236.5
- Local Government Studies: 202
- English Language: 256
- Linguistics: 256
- Music: 203
- Philosophy: 244
- Religious Studies: 206
- Dramatic Arts: 250
- History: 207
- Medicine: 287
- Nursing: 256
- Faculty Of Pharmacy: 256.5
- Economics: 272
- Geography: 213
- Political Science/PPE: 236.5 Osun
- Psychology: 237
- Sociology & Anthropology: 236
- Agricultural Engineering: 216
- Chemical Engineering: 272
- Civil Engineering: 259
- Computer Engineering: 264
- Computer Science/Economics: 259
- Computer Science/Mathematics: 271
- Electrical & Electronics Engineering: 268
- Food Engineering: 200
- Material Science & Engineering: 247
- Mechanical Engineering: 266
What is the cut-off mark for nursing at OAU?
Source: UGC
In the 2023/2024 admission period, Obafemi Awolowo University’s departmental cut-off mark for Nursing Science was 256. Candidates should expect the 2024/2025 cut-off mark to be close to the previous year's marks.
What is the OAU cut-off mark for Medicine and Surgery in 2024?
In case you were wondering what is the OAU cut-off mark for medicine, you can use the 2023/2024 which was 287 for reference. The 2024/2025 OAU cut-off mark for Medicine will probably be within this range.
What is the OAU cut-off mark for Computer Science?
The 2023/2024 OAU cut-off for Computer Science was 271. Before the release of the OAU departmental cut-off, you can use this as a measure to know if you will be eligible. Remember that this year's cut-off won’t be far off from this.
What is the OAU cut-off mark for Law?
The 2023/2024 cut-off mark for the Faculty of Law at the Obafemi Awolowo University was 270. The 2024/2025 period cut-off mark will range around this figure. You can prepare accordingly as you wait for the official departmental cut-off announcement.
What is the aggregate score for OAU?
Source: UGC
OAU uses a 50:40:10 system to calculate their aggregate score. JAMB takes 50% of the points, while 40% is for your OAU Post UTME Score. Finally, the 10% is your O’Level grade.
How to calculate the OAU cut-off mark
The aggregate score calculation considers the JAMB score, which is always 50%, the Post-UTME score (40%) and O'Level (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) results, constituting 10%. Below is a guide on how to calculate the OAU cut-off mark.
- Divide your JAMB Score by 8.
- Add the score you obtained above to your post-UTME score.
- Next, calculate your O’level results. This is done using the 5 core subjects related to your desired course of study. OAU uses the grading system shared below:
- A1: 2.0 points
- B2: 1.8 points
- B3: 1.6 points
- C4: 1.4 points
- C5: 1.2 points
- C6: 1.0 points
You can now obtain your overall OAU aggregate score using the formula: Aggregate score = (JAMB score / 8) + Post-UTME Score + (O'Level points). For instance, a student scored 250 in JAMB and 30 in OAU post-UTME and had A, B2, B2, B2, and B3 in his O’level result.
JAMB score (250/8) = 31.25
Post UTME = 30
O’level = 2+1.8+1.8+1.8+1.6 = 9
The aggregate score for the student will be 31.25+30+9 = 70.25
OAU courses and departments
Source: UGC
Below are various undergraduate courses offered at higher learning institution and their respective departments.
1. Faculty of Administration
- International Relations
- Local Government and Development Studies
- Management & Accounting
- Public Administration
2. Faculty of Agriculture
- Agricultural Economics
- Plant Science
- Animal Sciences
- Crop Production and Protection
- Family, Nutrition & Consumer Sciences
- Agricultural Extension and Rural Development
3. Faculty of Arts
- Linguistics and African Languages
- Department of English
- Dramatic Arts
- History
- Music
- Philosophy
- Religious Studies
4. Faculty of Education
- Education Technology & Library Studies
- Adult Education and Lifelong Learning
- Educational Foundations and Counseling
- Arts and Social Sciences Education
- Science and Technology Education
- Educational Management
- Institute of Education
- Physical and Health Education
5. Faculty of Environmental Design and Management
- Fine and Applied Arts
- Architecture
- Building
- Quantity Surveying
- Urban and Regional Planning
- Estate Management
6. Faculty of Law
- International Law
- Jurisprudence and Private Law
- Business Law
- Public Law
7. Faculty of Pharmacy
- Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Administration
- Pharmaceutics
- Pharmacology
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Pharmacognosy
- Drug Research and Production Unit
8. Faculty of Sciences
- Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
- Botany
- Chemistry
- Geology
- Mathematics
- Microbiology
- Physics and Physics Engineering
- Zoology
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- Demography & Social Statistics
- Economics
- Geography
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology & Anthropology
10. Faculty of Technology
- Agricultural and Environmental Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Electronic and Electrical Engineering
- Food Science and Technology
- Mechanical Engineering
- Materials Science and Engineering
OAU subject combination
Below is an overview of the OAU subjects combination to have done to join OAU in various faculties.
- College of Health Sciences: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
- Faculty of Technology: English Language, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics.
- College of Pharmacy: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
- Faculty of Agriculture: English, Chemistry, Physics and Biology/Agric Science.
- Faculty of Science: English Language, Chemistry, Biology and Physics.
- Faculty of Social Sciences: This one has varying subjects depending on the department candidates choose. Several subject combinations for the departments under Social Sciences are shared below:
- Economics: English, Mathematics, Government and Economics.
- Demography and Social Statistics: English, Mathematics, Economics and any from Government, Civics, Data Processing and Computer Studies.
- Political Science: English, Government and any 2 from Economics, Geography, Literature, CRS/IRS, Mathematics.
- Psychology: English and any 3 from Mathematics, Economics, Government, Physics, Geography, Chemistry and Biology.
Does OAU accept GCE results?
Yes, OAU accepts GCE results. All you have to do is ensure that all your subjects have been credited as required by your course to gain admission to Obafemi Awolowo University.
Source: UGC
Students can access a comprehensive analysis of subject requirements for all courses on Obafemi Awolowo University’s admissions website.
Knowing OAU cut-off marks for respective courses will help determine if you qualify to enroll at the institution. Candidates with a JAMB score of 200 and above are eligible to apply in the 2024/2025 admission period.
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