UTME: JAMB Retains 150 As University Admission Cut-Off Mark

JAMB has decided to maintain the university admission cut-off mark at 150 following a vote by vice-chancellors. This decision was announced during a policy meeting held in Abuja.

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May 11, 2026 · 12:45 · 5 min read

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JAMB has decided to maintain the university admission cut-off mark at 150 following a vote by vice-chancellors. This decision was announced during a policy meeting held in Abuja.

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The retention of the cut-off mark at 150 is seen as a move to ensure accessibility to higher education for a broader range of candidates, reflecting the consensus among university leaders.

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UTME: JAMB Retains 150 As University Admission Cut-Off Mark