Ambrose Alli University Cut Off Mark [2025/2026]

Candidates who participated in the JAMB UTME exams and are eager to find out if they meet the Ambrose Alli University cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session can now rejoice, as AAU, Ekpoma, has officially released the cut-off mark for the upcoming academic year.

The AAU cut-off mark is an important criterion for prospective students seeking admission into AAU, as it determines eligibility for participation in the post-UTME screening process and admission into the institution’s undergraduate programs. This article provides detailed information about the AAU cut-off mark and offers guidance on what candidates need to do next.

What Exactly is a Cut-Off Mark?

A cut-off mark is the minimum score a candidate must achieve in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to qualify for admission into a particular institution or course. Meeting or exceeding this mark allows candidates to participate in the institution’s post-UTME screening process.

Ambrose Alli University Cut-Off Mark for 2025/2026

The general cut-off mark set by Ambrose Alli University for the 2025/2026 academic session is 140. This means candidates who scored 140 and above in their UTME are eligible to apply for the Post-UTME screening. However, it’s important to note that some competitive courses may have higher cut-off marks.

AAU Departmental Cut-Off Marks

While the general cut-off mark is 140, certain departments and faculties may require higher scores due to the competitive nature of their programs. Below are the departmental cut-off marks for all courses: 

• Animal Science – 35
• Agric. Econs & Ext – 35
• Crop Science – 35
• Soil Science – 35
• English – 35
• Modern Languages – 35
• History – 35
• Philosophy – 35
• Mass Communication – 48
• Religious Mgt. & Cultural Studies – 35
• Theatre & Med. Arts – 42
• Anatomy – 40
• Human Physiology – 40
• Nursing Science – No Cut-off Mark Listed
• MBBS – No Cut-off Mark Listed
• Accounting – 35
• Secretariat Edu – 35
• English Edu – 35
• Biology Edu – 35
• Early Childhood – 35
• Mathematics Edu – 35
• Physics Edu – 35
• Social Studies – 35
• French Education – 35
• Computer Science Edu – 35
• Educational Mgt – 35
• History Edu – 35
• Religious Studies Edu – 35
• Economics Edu – 35
• Geography Edu – 35
• Guidance & Counselling – 35
• Political Science Edu – 35
• Health Edu – 35
• Human and Kinetic Edu – 35
• Agricultural Edu – 35
• Home Economics – 35
• Technical Education – 35
• Civil Engineering – 40
• Elect/Elect. Engineering – 40
• Mechanical Engineering – 40
• Industrial & Prod. Engineering – 38
• Architecture – 35
• Building – 35
• Fine & Applied Arts – 35
• Geography & Env. Mgt. – 35
• Biochemistry – 40
• Human Nutrition – 40
• Microbiology – 45
• Plant Science & Biotechnology – 35
• Zoology – 35
• Law – 55
• Accounting – 40
• Banking & Finance – 35
• Business Admin. – 43
• Public Admin. – 35
• Med. Lab. Science – No Cut-off Mark Listed
• Chemistry (Pure) – 35
• Industrial Chemistry – 35
• Computer Science – 40
• Physics – 35
• Geophysics – 35
• Mathematics – 35
• Industrial Maths – 35
• Statistics – 35
• Economics – 35
• Political Science – 40
• Psychology – 35
• Sociology – 35
• Library & Inf. Science – 35

Candidates are advised to check with the university for the exact departmental cut-off marks, as they may vary slightly based on the number of applicants and available slots.

Eligibility for AAU Post-UTME Screening

To be eligible for the Post-UTME screening at AAU, candidates must:

• Score at least 160 in the UTME (or the departmental cut-off for specific courses).
• Select Ambrose Alli University as their first choice in the UTME registration.
• Ensure their O’Level results meet the required standards (minimum of 5 credits, including Mathematics and English, in relevant subjects).

What to Do If You Meet the AAU Cut-Off Mark

If you meet or exceed the Ambrose Alli University cut-off mark:

• Register for the Post-UTME Screening: Visit the official AAU portal (https://www.aauekpoma.edu.ng) to register for the Post-UTME.
• Prepare for the Screening: Study past questions and stay informed about the screening date and venue.
• Upload O’Level Results: Ensure your O’Level results are correctly uploaded on the JAMB CAPS portal.

What If Your Score Is Below the Cut-Off Mark?

If your UTME score is below the required cut-off mark:

• Consider applying for a less competitive course within the institution.
• Explore institutions with lower cut-off marks.
• Prepare to retake the UTME in the next academic session.

Conclusion

The AAU cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 session is an important benchmark for all prospective students. While a good UTME score is fundamental, candidates must also excel in the post-UTME screening and meet all other admission requirements. Stay updated on AAU admission updates to ensure you don’t miss any deadlines or important information.

Now that you have all the needed information on the Ambrose Alli University cut-off mark for 2025/2026, ensure that other admission requirements are completed and uploaded in due course to avoid further complications. We wish all candidates the best of luck in their academic pursuits at Ambrose Alli University!