JAMB sets 160 as cut off mark for 2020/21 admissions

” Nobody can admit a candidate with a score less than what the institution prescribed.

Oloyede said that 160 and above have been approved as cut off mark into Polytechnics and 100 and above for both Colleges of Education and Innovation Enterprise Institutions.

” Also, that is not the only thing that would be taken for admission, some would do post UTME and other physical assessments and that will be added to it to determine the cut off mark. ” Every institution will have what it prescribed for itself except for those who prescribed lower and have to come up above the minimum mark,” he said.

”All institutions, must not charge more than N2000, including bank charges, for their post UTME,” Oloyede said.

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