The cut-off score for the academic year 2023/2024 has been made public by the University of Lagos (UNILAG). Candidates are qualified for screening if they received a UTME score of 200 or more and have five O/level credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics. The passing grade for all degree programs is 200.

The University of Lagos (UNILAG), a prestigious federal government research university located in southwest Nigeria, has made important announcements regarding the cut-off score for the admissions process for the 2023/2024 academic session. As one of the most selective universities in the country, UNILAG upholds strict requirements to guarantee the caliber of its student body. The official UNILAG cut-off mark will be described in this post along with a complete list of degree courses that will be offered for the upcoming academic year.

UNILAG's Minimum Admissions Standard

Candidates must achieve a score of 200 or higher on the unified tertiary matriculation examination (UTME) in order to be eligible for the screening procedure, according to University of Lagos management. Only applicants who selected UNILAG as their top option during the UTME application process are subject to this qualifying requirement.

Additionally, applicants to UNILAG must have earned five (5) credit passes in pertinent O/level subjects, including English language and mathematics, in a single sitting. As a result, 200 is the passing grade for all degree programs provided by the University of Lagos. Therefore, to be considered for these degree programs, applicants must have received a minimum score of 200.

Wide Range of Degree Courses

There are many degree programs offered by UNILAG, and the passing grade for each is 200. Here is a detailed list of all the courses that will be offered for the academic year 2023/2024:

[center]Accountancy/Accounting

Actuarial Science

Adult Education

Architecture

Banking and Finance

Biochemistry

Biology

Biomedical Engineering

Botany

Building

Business Administration

Business Education

Cell Biology & Genetics

Chemical Engineering

Chemistry

Chinese Studies

Christian Religious Studies

Civil Engineering

Computer Engineering

Computer Science

Creative Arts

Dentistry and Dental Surgery

Early Childhood Education

Economics

Education (Various specializations such as Biology, Chemistry, Christian Religious Studies, Economics, English Language, French, Geography, History, Igbo, Integrated Science, Islamic Studies, Mathematics, Physics, and Yoruba)

Educational Administration

Electrical/Electronics Engineering

English Language

Estate Management

Finance

Fisheries

Fisheries Management

French

Geography

Geology

Geophysics

Guidance and Counselling

Health Education

History and Strategic Studies

Home Economics and Education

Human Kinetics

Igbo

Industrial Chemistry

Industrial Mathematics

Industrial Relations and Personnel Management

Insurance

Islamic Studies

Law

Linguistics, Igbo and other African Languages

Marine Biology

Mass Communication

Mathematics

Mechanical Engineering

Medical Laboratory Science

Medicine and Surgery

Metallurgical and Material Engineering

Meteorology and Climate Change

Microbiology

Nursing/Nursing Science

Petroleum and Gas Engineering

Pharmacology

Pharmacy

Philosophy

Physics

Physiology

Physiotherapy

Political Science

Psychology

Quantity Surveying

Radiography

Russian

Russian with French/German

Social Work

Sociology

Statistics

Surveying and Geoinformatics

Systems Engineering

Teacher Education Science

Technical Education

Urban and Regional Planning

Yoruba

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This broad selection of degree programs enables UNILAG to accommodate a variety of academic interests, increasing its appeal to potential students.

While the application procedure may be challenging, attaining the cut-off point and finishing the required courses greatly increase the likelihood of acceptance. Wishing everyone the best of luck in their application to the University of Lagos, one of Nigeria's most esteemed colleges.

Source:https://dubishub.com/unilag-cut-off-marks-for-admission