UNIDEL Cut-Off Mark 2023/2024 Academic Session

UNIDEL, also known as the University of Delta, is a prestigious Nigerian institution of higher learning. Each year, the university sets a minimum score for admission, known as the cut-off mark, to ensure that only the most qualified candidates are selected for admission.

For the 2023/2024 academic year, the UNIDEL cut-off mark is yet to be announced by the university authorities. However, it is important to note that the cut-off mark is usually determined based on factors such as the number of available spaces, the number of applicants, and the overall performance of the candidates in their entrance exams.

It is advisable for prospective applicants to aim for a high score in their entrance exams to increase their chances of meeting or exceeding the cut-off mark for admission into UNIDEL. Additionally, it is important to keep up with the latest news and updates from the university regarding the admission process, including the announcement of the official cut-off mark for the 2023/2024 academic year.

CHECK OUT: UNIDEL Post UTME Screening Form 2023/2024 Out | See Eligibility, Date & Requirements

UNIDEL JAMB & Departmental Cut-Off Mark 2023/2024

The UNIDEL cut-off mark for the 2023/2024 academic year can be divided into two categories: the JAMB cut-off mark and the departmental cut-off mark.

The JAMB cut-off mark is the minimum score that a candidate must obtain in the UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to be considered for admission into the University of Delta. The JAMB cut-off mark is usually set by JAMB in collaboration with the university.

On the other hand, the departmental cut-off mark is the minimum score that a candidate must obtain in their post-UTME (Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) and other relevant criteria set by each department of the university for admission into a specific course of study. The departmental cut-off mark varies from one department to another and is usually higher than the JAMB cut-off mark.

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UNIDEL Cut-Off Mark For All Courses 2023/2024

S/N	Course	Cut-Off Mark
1	History And International Studies	140
2	International Relations	140
3	Education And Biology	140
4	Home Economics And Education	140
5	Education And Geography	140
6	Fine And Applied Arts	140
7	Business Education	140
8	Water Resources Engineering	140
9	Mass Communication	140
10	English And Literary Studies	140
11	Education And Mathematics	140
12	Educational Administration	140
13	Theatre Arts	140
14	Mechanical Engineering	140
15	Software Engineering	140
16	Psychology	140
17	Banking And Finance	140
18	Education And Economics	140
19	Education And Christian Religious Studies	140
20	Architecture	140
21	Public Administration	140
22	Accounting	140
23	Religious Studies	140
24	Urban And Regional Planning	140
25	Mathematics	140
26	Linguistics	140
27	Education And English Language	140
28	Entrepreneurship	140
29	Biochemistry	140
30	Education And French	140
31	Chemistry	140
32	Guidance And Counselling	140
33	Microbiology	140
34	Economics	140
35	Cyber Security	140
36	Education And Social Studies	140
37	Adult And Continuous Education	140
38	Environmental Management And Toxicology	140
39	Communication And Language Arts	140
40	Electrical/Electronics Engineering	140
41	Education And Computer Science	140
42	French	140
43	Music	140
44	Estate Management	140
45	Education And Chemistry	140
46	Library And Information Science	140
47	Industrial Chemistry	140
48	Education And Integrated Science	140
49	Political Science	140
50	Early Childhood Education	140
51	Sociology	140
52	Special Education	140
53	Education And History	140
54	Christian Religious Studies	140
55	Geology

Conclusion

If a candidate wasn’t able to reach the UNIDEL Cut-Off Mark for 2023/2024, they may not be eligible to apply for admission into the University of Delta, Agbor for that academic session. However, they can consider applying to other universities with lower cut-off marks or applying for alternative admission programs such as part-time or diploma programs.

Candidates can also consider upgrading their JAMB scores and reapplying for admission into UNIDEL in the next academic session. It is important for candidates to keep in mind that there are other factors besides the cut-off mark that are considered in the admission process, such as the candidate’s O’level results, JAMB scores, and other admission requirements.