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UMYU Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027 Admission Exercise Released

UMYU Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027 Admission Exercise Released; The management of Umaru Musa Yar’adua University (UMYU) has officially approved the cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 admission exercise into its full-time undergraduate programmes.

The approval was granted by the University Senate during its 131st Regular Meeting held on Wednesday, 10 June 2026.

Prospective candidates who applied for admission into UMYU are advised to carefully check the approved cut-off mark for their chosen course before proceeding with the admission process.

UMYU Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027 Admission

The approved cut-off marks cover programmes across the Faculties of Management Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities, Law, Natural and Applied Sciences, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Education, Agriculture, and the College of Health Sciences.

Faculty/CollegeCourseCut-Off Mark
Faculty of Management SciencesAccounting150
Faculty of Management SciencesBusiness Administration160
Faculty of Management SciencesPublic Administration150
Faculty of Management SciencesLocal Government and Development Studies150
Faculty of Social SciencesEconomics150
Faculty of Social SciencesSociology150
Faculty of Social SciencesPolitical Science150
Faculty of Social SciencesInternational Relations150
Faculty of Social SciencesLibrary and Information Science150
Faculty of HumanitiesIslamic Studies150
Faculty of HumanitiesShari’ah150
Faculty of HumanitiesArabic150
Faculty of HumanitiesArabic Literary Study and Translation150
Faculty of HumanitiesEnglish150
Faculty of HumanitiesFrench150
Faculty of HumanitiesHausa150
Faculty of HumanitiesHistory150
Faculty of LawLaw190
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesMicrobiology160
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesBiochemistry160
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesChemistry150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesIndustrial Chemistry150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesBiology160
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesPlant Science and Biotechnology150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesAnimal and Environmental Biology150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesPhysics150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesMedical Physics160
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesPhysics with Electronics150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesApplied Geophysics150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesMathematics150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesStatistics150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesComputer Science170
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesInformation Systems150
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesCyber Security170
Faculty of Natural and Applied SciencesSoftware Engineering170
Faculty of Earth and Environmental SciencesGeography150
Faculty of Earth and Environmental SciencesMeteorology150
Faculty of Earth and Environmental SciencesEnvironmental Management150
College of Health SciencesMBBS220
College of Health SciencesNursing Science190
College of Health SciencesPhysiotherapy190
College of Health SciencesMedical Laboratory Science180
Faculty of EducationEd. Arabic150
Faculty of EducationEd. Islamic Studies150
Faculty of EducationEd. French150
Faculty of EducationEd. English150
Faculty of EducationEd. Hausa150
Faculty of EducationEd. History150
Faculty of EducationEd. Economics150
Faculty of EducationEd. Business Studies150
Faculty of EducationPrimary Education150
Faculty of EducationEd. Biology150
Faculty of EducationEd. Chemistry150
Faculty of EducationEd. Physics150
Faculty of EducationEd. Geography150
Faculty of EducationEd. Mathematics150
Faculty of EducationEd. Computer Science150
Faculty of EducationIntegrated Science150
Faculty of EducationSpecial Education150
Faculty of EducationEarly Childhood Education150
Faculty of EducationEducational Management150
Faculty of EducationGuidance and Counseling150
Faculty of AgricultureAgriculture150
Faculty of AgricultureForestry and Wildlife150
Faculty of AgricultureFisheries and Aquaculture150
Faculty of AgricultureFood Science and Technology150

Courses with Higher Cut-Off Marks

While most programmes have a minimum cut-off mark of 150, some competitive courses require higher scores. Candidates who applied for any of the following programmes should ensure that they meet the required cut-off mark:

  • MBBS – 220
  • Law – 190
  • Nursing Science – 190
  • Physiotherapy – 190
  • Medical Laboratory Science – 180
  • Computer Science – 170
  • Cyber Security – 170
  • Software Engineering – 170
  • Business Administration – 160
  • Microbiology – 160
  • Biochemistry – 160
  • Biology – 160
  • Medical Physics – 160

What Candidates Should Do After Checking Their Cut-Off Marks

Candidates whose UTME scores meet or exceed the approved cut-off mark for their chosen course remain eligible for consideration during the 2026/2027 admission exercise.

Applicants whose scores fall below the required cut-off mark for their selected programme may consider applying for a change of course or wait for another admission cycle, as stated in the university’s admission guidelines.

Important Notice for First-Choice Candidates

Candidates who selected Umaru Musa Yar’adua University as their first-choice institution and possess the required admission qualifications are advised to visit the nearest JAMB office or any accredited CBT centre.

They are required to upload their relevant documents, including their examination results, to the JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS).

After completing the upload, candidates should await further instructions and admission updates from the university.

Where to Get More Information

Candidates are encouraged to read the full UMYU Post-UTME admission guide for complete registration details and additional requirements.

They may also visit the official UMYU website for the latest admission updates and other important information regarding the 2026/2027 admission exercise.

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