ADSU Cut Off Mark 2021/2022 | ADSU JAMB Cut Off Mark, ADSU Post UTME Cut Off Mark & ADSU Departmental Cut Off Marks

ADSU Cut Off Mark 2021/2022 | ADSU JAMB Cut Off Mark, ADSU Post UTME Cut Off Mark & ADSU Departmental Cut Off Marks.

ADSU Cut Off Mark 2021/2022 – See the official ADSU JAMB cut off mark, ADSU Post UTME cut off mark as well as the final departmental cut off mark for admission after adding JAMB score and post UTME screening score.

Are you ADSU aspirant? Did you write JAMB this year? Have you checked your JAMB result? If yes, is your answer, then get in here let me explain so many things for you concerning the ADSU cut off mark 2021/2022. Information, they said is power. When you are informed, you will know how you will prepare for the worst and get the best in the end.

There are some things you need to know about the Adamawa State University cut off mark. Let me explain them separately below; ADSU cut off mark

ADSU JAMB cut off mark

The ADSU JAMB cut off mark is a minimum JAMB score expected by any candidates who want to get admission into the Adamawa State University. JAMB result

This is the least JAMB score eligible for the ADSU post-UTME screening. Last 2020/2021 admission year, the Adamawa State University accepts candidates who scored 200 and above in JAMB UTME.

The situation might be different this year because of low performance among candidates in the UTME exam. We are yet to hear from the school management as regards this year’s ADSU JAMB cut off mark. Of course, we will update you once the news is broken.

ADSU Post UTME cut off mark

The ADSU Post UTME cut off mark is the minimum score in the post UTME screening expected by any candidate who had the ADSU JAMB cut off mark as participated in the ADSU Post UTME Screening.

This is the least post UTME score eligible for admission consideration.

As of last 2020/2021 admission year, the ADSU post-UTME cut off mark was 50%. That is, candidates who scored at least 50 over 100 in the post UTME screening were eligible to be considered for admission.

See the ADSU post UTME cut off mark for lat 2020/2021 admission year below. this will give you a clue of what I was explaining above.

ADSU departmental cut off mark

The ADSU departmental cut off mark is the final minimum score expected from a candidate to get admission into his/her course of choice at the Adamawa State University.

This is purely based on the department or course involved. The ADSU courses and cut off mark for admission is not static and its influenced by the following;

1. General Performace:

general performance among candidates aspiring for that course in both the SSCE, JAMB and Post UTME: The better the performance, the higher the department’s admission cut off mark. The final admission cut off mark is derived from the following;

1. WAEC/NECO/NABTEB GPA (grade points from the relevant O’level subjects).  
2. Average between the JAMB score and the post utme screening score. 
3. Admission Quota

Admission quota for the department: Each department has admission quotas allocated by the Nigerian University Commission (NUC). For example, if the admission quota for Medicine and Surgery is 100, the department will not accept any more candidates for admission after the slot is exhausted no matter the candidate’s score. in this case, the university admits candidates based on merit hierarchy (from the best candidate down to where the quota becomes exhausted). Let me just believe you understand me here.

ADSU Cut Off Mark for All Departments 2021/2022

The Adamawa State University, ADSU has not released the admission cut off mark for the 2021/2022 admission year. Forget about whatever you see on other websites or on social media. We will update this page once the university breaks the news concerning the cut off mark for this year’s admission.

ADSU departmental cut off mark: See the last 2020/2021 admission year department cut off mark below. The ADSU courses and cut off mark.

Reasons Why ADSU Admission is very competitive

The Adamawa State University ADSU final cut off mark for admission is always high because of admission competition. The ADSU is one of the most popular State Universities in Nigeria.

As a result of its popularity, many students wish to study at this prestigious university which causes a lot of competition in admission slots.