AAU Cut Off Mark For All Courses 2026/2027

The general JAMB cut-off mark for Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma for the 2026/2027 academic session is 140. However, departmental cut-off marks vary by course, with competitive programs like Law, Mass Communication, and Engineering requiring significantly higher scores.

For example, Law requires a cut-off of 55 (departmental), Mass Communication 48, and Engineering courses range from 38 to 40. Meeting the general cut-off qualifies you for Post-UTME screening, but final admission depends on meeting or exceeding your department’s specific cut-off mark.

AAU Cut-Off Mark 2026/2027: Complete Breakdown

General JAMB Cut-Off Mark

• 140 and above is the minimum JAMB score required to apply for AAU’s Post-UTME screening for most courses.
• Competitive courses have higher minimums; for example, Law requires at least 240 in JAMB.

Departmental Cut-Off Marks for All Courses

Faculty/Department	Course/Program	Departmental Cut-Off Mark
Agriculture	All Courses	35
Arts	English, Modern Languages, History	35
	Mass Communication	48
	Theatre and Media Arts	42
Basic Medical Sciences	Anatomy, Human Physiology	40
	Nursing Science, Medicine	Not listed
Education	All Courses	35
Engineering & Technology	Civil, Electrical/Electronics, Mechanical Engineering	40
	Industrial & Production Engineering	38
Environmental Studies	Architecture, Building, Fine & Applied Arts, Geography	35
Life Sciences	Biochemistry, Human Nutrition	40
	Microbiology	45
	Plant Science, Zoology	35
Law	Law	55 (JAMB 240+)
Management Sciences	Accounting	40
	Banking & Finance, Public Admin	35
	Business Administration	43
Physical Sciences	Chemistry, Physics, Geophysics, Mathematics, Statistics	35
	Computer Science	40
Social Sciences	Economics	35
	Political Science	40
	Psychology, Sociology, Library Science	35

Note:

• These marks are departmental screening scores, not JAMB scores.
• Law, Mass Communication, and Engineering are notably more competitive, requiring higher scores both in JAMB and departmental screening.

How AAU Sets Its Cut-Off Marks

• Number of Applicants: More applicants can push cut-off marks higher.
• UTME Performance: Higher overall scores among applicants can raise the bar.
• Available Spaces: Limited slots in each department affect the minimum required.
• Government/University Policy: Regulations and quotas may also influence cut-off marks.

Admission Process Overview

1. JAMB Score: Must meet or exceed the general and departmental cut-off.
2. First Choice: AAU must be your first choice in JAMB.
3. Post-UTME Screening: Performance here is crucial for final selection.
4. Departmental Consideration: Meeting the departmental cut-off is essential for your chosen course.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does AAU accept 120 in JAMB?

No. The minimum is 140 for the 2026/2027 session.

For application steps and requirements, see the AAU application guide (2026/2027).

Is the departmental cut-off the same as JAMB cut-off?

No. The JAMB cut-off qualifies you for screening; the departmental cut-off determines your admission to a specific course.

What if I don’t meet the departmental cut-off?

Consider changing to a less competitive course or applying for pre-degree/direct entry options.

Tips for Securing Admission

• Aim higher than the minimum cut-off, especially for competitive courses.
• Prepare thoroughly for both UTME and Post-UTME.
• Check the AAU website regularly for the latest updates.

Summary:
To gain admission to AAU, score at least 140 in JAMB (higher for competitive courses), excel in Post-UTME, and meet your department’s specific cut-off. Admission is merit-based and competitive, especially for Law, Mass Communication, and Engineering.