UNILAG releases cut-off marks for 2023/2024 admission. Details in News Express

Tue, Sep 19, 2023
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THE management of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Akoka on Friday September 15, released the admission cut-off marks for the 2023/2024 academic session.

A breakdown revealed that Medicine and Surgery has the highest cut-off mark of 84, followed by Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science 81 and Law 76.

Aside from the merit cut-off marks, UNILAG also came out with catchment cut-off marks for six states; Lagos, Oyo, Osun, Ekiti, Ondo and Ogun.

Cut-off for the Faculty of Education showed that Creative Art 67, English Language 70, History and Strategic Studies 71, Philosophy 68, and Chinese 68.

The university cut-off marks for College of Medicine are Physiotherapy 75, Radiography 76, Medical Lab Science 77, Physiology 76, Dentistry 80, Nursing 78 and Pharmacy 77.

For the Faculty of Education, the marks are Education Business 67, Education English 68, Education History 65, Education CS 66, Health Education 61, Adult Education 62 and Education Technology 65.

Under the Faculty of Engineering, the cut-off marks are Chemical Engineering 77, Civil Engineering 77, Elect and Elect Engineering 79, Met and Geo Engineering 71 and Systems Engineering 79. 

The cut-off marks for Faculty of Environment Sciences include Architecture 78, Building 69, Urban and Regional Planning 64 and Estate Management 64.

The Faculty of Management Sciences cut-off marks are Accounting 76, Banking and Finance 70, Business Administration 70, Taxation 71, IRPM 67 and Insurance 69.

For the Faculty of Science, the released cut-off marks are Industrial Mathematics 74, Microbiology 72, Geology 71, Cell Biology 72, Chemistry 68, Geophysics 69 and Statistics 69.

The released cut-off marks for the Faculty of Social Sciences include Economics 72, Mass Communication 73, Psychology 72, Social Work 68, Sociology 68 and Economics and Development Studies 69.

The university management also allocated different cut-off marks for the six catchment states while Sustainable Procurement and Social Standards Center of Excellence 69. (The Sun)

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