Hey there, future UAES students! Are you eagerly waiting to find out if you’ve made the cut for admission into the University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Umuagwo, Imo State? Well, the good news is that the UAES management has officially announced the cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 academic session. Let’s dive into the details.
UAES Cut Off Mark 2024:
The UAES cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session has been set at 160. This means that if you’ve scored 160 or above in your JAMB examination and have chosen UAES as your preferred institution, you’re eligible to apply for admission.
Is 160 the Cut Off Mark for All Courses?
Yes, the cut-off mark of 160 applies to all courses offered at UAES for the 2024/2025 academic session. Whether you’re interested in Agriculture, Environmental Sciences, or any other program, the minimum score required remains the same.
Departmental Cut Off Marks
The departmental cut-off mark for all undergraduate programs at UAES is 160. This means that to secure your spot in your chosen course, you need to meet or exceed this score.
FAQs
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Is 160 the only requirement for admission to UAES?
- Yes, a score of 160 in JAMB is the minimum requirement. However, meeting the cut-off mark doesn’t guarantee admission as other factors like Post UTME scores and O’level results are considered.
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Can I still apply if I scored below 160?
- Unfortunately, if you scored below 160, you won’t be eligible to apply for admission into UAES for the 2024/2025 session.
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When is the UAES Post UTME form available?
- Details about the UAES Post UTME form for 2024/2025, including availability and eligibility criteria, will be announced soon. Stay tuned for updates!
Conclusion
Getting into UAES is an exciting opportunity, and knowing the cut-off marks can help you prepare better for your admission journey. With a minimum score of 160 in JAMB, you’re on the right track. Make sure to stay updated with the latest information regarding Post UTME, admission lists, and other campus news to ensure a smooth application process.
