Are you aspiring to secure admission into the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) for the 2025–2026 academic session? This guide provides detailed information on UNIUYO’s JAMB and departmental cut-off marks for all courses to help you prepare for the admission process.
The UNIUYO cut-off mark represents the minimum score required to qualify for admission into your preferred course and to participate in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Faculty, Department, and Cut-Off Marks
Faculty of Arts
- Communication Arts – 180
- English – 182
- Efik/Ibibio – 182
- French – 182
- History & International Studies – 180
- Linguistics – 180
- Music – 180
- Philosophy – 180
- Religious & Cultural Studies – 181
- Theatre Arts – 180
Faculty of Social Sciences
- Economics – 181
- Geography & Regional Planning – 189
- Political Science & Public Administration – 186
- Sociology & Anthropology – 180
- Psychology – 180
Faculty of Business Administration
- Accounting – 180
- Banking & Finance – 181
- Business Management – 185
- Insurance – 181
- Marketing – 180
Faculty of Education
- Accounting Education – 180
- Fine Arts Education – 180
- History Education – 183
- Political Science Education – 183
- Social Studies Education – 182
- French Education – 194
- Education & Social Science – 180
- Economics Education – 183
- English Education – 181
- Geography Education – 181
- Religion Education – 190
- Education Arts – 180
- Guidance & Counseling – 181
- Efik/Ibibio Education – 226
- Library Science – 180
- Pre-Primary & Primary Education – 181
- Special Education – 185
Faculty of Law
- Law – 228
Faculty of Agriculture
- Agricultural Economics & Extension – 180
- Animal Science – 180
- Crop Science – 180
- Fisheries & Aquaculture – 180
- Food Science & Technology – 180
- Forestry & Wildlife – 184
- Home Economics – 180
- Soil Science – 183
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
- Biochemistry – 180
- Botany & Ecological Studies – 180
Faculty of Clinical Sciences
- Medicine & Surgery (MBBS) – 227
- Physiology – 182
Faculty of Pharmacy
- Pharmacy – 196
Faculty of Science / Basic Medical Sciences
- Microbiology – 180
Faculty of Science
- Human Anatomy – 182
- Zoology – 183
- Chemistry – 180
- Computer Science – 180
- Mathematics – 181
- Physics – 181
- Statistics – 180
- Technical Education – 180
Faculty of Environmental Studies
- Geoinformatics & Surveying – 181
- Urban & Regional Planning – 180
- Building – 180
- Estate Management – 182
- Architecture – 180
- Quantity Surveying – 180
Now that you are familiar with the departmental cut-off marks, it’s important to start preparing thoroughly for both the UTME and Post-UTME. Scoring above the cut-off mark significantly increases your chances of gaining admission into your desired course.
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