"The University of Abuja provides clarity on departmental cut-offs and O'Level submission protocols for the new session."
Following the recent announcement of the national JAMB cut-off marks, the University of Abuja (UniAbuja) has released a clarification for all candidates interested in the 2026/2027 admission cycle. The university reaffirmed its commitment to academic excellence and clarified that while it respects the 150 JAMB threshold, it will maintain its internal departmental cut-offs to ensure that only the most qualified candidates are admitted into its various faculties.
For competitive programs such as Medicine, Law, and Engineering, the university noted that a higher score is typically expected, far exceeding the 150-mark floor. Candidates are advised to check the official university website frequently for the upcoming post-UTME notification. The registration process will be entirely digital, requiring candidates to use their JAMB registration number and verify their credentials through the university's central admission system.
The university also addressed the issue of documentation, reminding all aspirants that all original O'Level certificates or result statements must be ready for upload. Candidates awaiting results are advised to stay updated on the university's policy regarding the submission of such documents. The University of Abuja emphasizes that it does not engage in back-door admission practices and urges all parents and students to report any extortion attempt to the university security unit immediately.
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