Nile University Cut Off Marks For 2022/2023 Admission Exercise

Nile University of Nigeria (NUN) cut off mark for the 2022/2023 academic session admission exercise. If you scored exactly or above Nile University cut off mark, that means you are qualified and eligible to take the Post UTME screening exercise and getting marks below the cut-off means you are not eligible or qualified for Nile University Post UTME.

Nile University Cut Off Marks

The management of the Nile University of Nigeria (NUN) has published the cut-off marks to be used for the 2022/2023 academic session admission exercise into the university's various undergraduate degree programmes.

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Nile University Cut Off Marks

Programs	JAMB Cutoff Mark
Faculty of Engineering: · B.Eng. Computer Engineering · B.Eng. Electrical & Electronics Engineering · B.Eng. Civil Engineering · B.Eng. Petroleum & Gas Engineering · B.Eng. Chemical Engineering · B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering · B.Eng. Mechatronics · B.Eng. Architecture	120 -140*· Students with JAMB scores between 120-140 applying for Nile University's Engineering programs will be given conditional admission. · Condition: Students with the above-identified JAMB scores that gain conditional admission to Nile University's Engineering Faculty must complete 6 hours of additional classes per week on the following three courses: Mathematics (2 hours), Physics (2 hours) and Chemistry/Biology (2 hours). The additional classes will hold on Saturdays. This requirement must be fulfilled in 100 Level to maintain the admission.
Faculty of Natural & Applied Sciences: · B.Sc. Software Engineering · B.Sc. Information Technology · B.Sc. Biology · B.Sc. Biotechnology · B.Sc. Chemistry · B.Sc. Biochemistry · B.Sc. Microbiology · B.Sc. Computer Science · B.Sc. Cyber Security	120- 140*· Students with JAMB scores between 120-140 applying for Nile University's Natural & Applied Sciences programs will be given conditional admission. · Condition: Students with the above-identified JAMB scores that gain conditional admission to Nile University's Natural & Applied Sciences Faculty must complete 6 hours of additional classes per week on the following courses: Mathematics (2 hours), Physics (2 hours) and Chemistry/Biology (2 hours). The additional classes will hold on Saturdays. This requirement must be fulfilled in 100 Level to maintain the admission.
College of Health Sciences: · MBBS Medicine & Surgery (200) · B.Sc. Human Anatomy (160) · B.Sc. Human Physiology (160)
Faculty of Law: · LLB Law	160
Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences: · B.Sc. Economics · B.Sc. English Language & Communication Studies · B.Sc. Mass Communication · B.Sc. Criminology & Security Studies · B.Sc. Sociology · B.Sc. Political Science & International Relations · B.Sc. Psychology	120
Faculty of Management Sciences: · B.Sc. Accounting · B.Sc. Banking & Finance · B.Sc. Business Administration · B.Sc. Public Administration · B.Sc. Marketing · B.Sc. Estate Management	120

Admission is ongoing for the 2022/2023 academic session at Nile University of Nigeria. Students can start their application with their JAMB registration number by visiting Nile University's online application page at https://application.nileuniversity.edu.ng/. Application to Nile University is completely free. Apply now!

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