You have made up your mind. Nursing is your path. You chose Imo State University, Owerri as your first choice, studied for JAMB, and scored 205. Then you search for the IMSU nursing cut off mark and discover that the minimum is 220. Your score does not qualify you for the nursing department, and that … Read more
If you have been searching for the nursing cut off mark in KASU, you are already one step ahead of most applicants. The problem is that many nursing hopefuls at Kaduna State University find the general university minimum of 150, assume that number applies to nursing, and apply with a score that falls well short … Read more
Some students spend months reading and preparing for JAMB, score well enough to feel genuinely excited, and then apply to Kaduna State University only to realize they missed something critical. The problem is not their effort. It is that they searched for the KASU cut off mark for all courses, found one number, assumed that … Read more
If Imo State University is on your list and you have been searching for the IMSU cut off mark for all courses, you are asking exactly the right question. The problem that catches most applicants off guard is that IMSU uses two separate cut off thresholds, and many students only learn about the first one. … Read more
Most students who apply to Olabisi Onabanjo University understand that there is a cut off mark they need to meet. What most of them do not understand is that the general number they find online is only the beginning of the story. The real challenge is that the OOU departmental cut off mark varies significantly … Read more
There is a moment that happens to too many Olabisi Onabanjo University applicants every year. They search for the OOU cut off mark for all courses, find the general number of 160, feel relieved, and assume that one figure covers every single department in the entire university. Then they apply for Medicine, Nursing, Law, or … Read more
Scoring 165 in JAMB and choosing Kwara State University feels like a solid starting point. You clear the general entry threshold. You buy the screening form. You upload your documents and wait. Then the admission list comes out and your chosen course is nowhere near your name. Not because you were careless. Not because you … Read more
There is a very specific type of disappointment that hits a Nigerian student when they apply to a competitive course, clear the general university threshold, write the screening exercise, and still do not see their name on the admission list. It is not the disappointment of failure. It is the sharper sting of realising that … Read more
Two candidates walk into the same admission season at Sule Lamido University, Kafin Hausa. Both scored 162 in JAMB. One applies for Mathematics. The other applies for Computer Science. One gets in. The other does not, even though both scored the same JAMB mark and both cleared the general university threshold. The difference? Computer Science … Read more
Here is something that happens far too often. A student in Jigawa State finishes JAMB with a score of 155, picks Sule Lamido University as their first choice, chooses a course, pays the screening fee, and submits their application. Weeks pass, the admission list is released, and their name is missing. Not because they did … Read more