With the knowledge of the JAMB and departmental cut-off mark of your dream university, you will be able to set your targets right and know your stance and chances at every point in the process.
In this article, we have taken time to carefully share with you all you will need to know about the JAMB cut-off mark of Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU) as well as their departmental cut-off marks.
Following that, we have also given you answers to some of those questions you might be asking about the school and their admissions processes.
So I urge you to read along carefully so that you will not miss important details. So now, let us get on to it.
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ATBU DEPARTMENTAL CUT-OFF MARK
Department | Cut-off Mark |
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Animal Production | 180 and above |
Crop Production | 180 and above |
Agricultural Economics and Extension | 180 and above |
Soil Science | 180 and above |
Agriculture and Bio-Resource Engineering | 220 and above |
Automobile Engineering | 220 and above |
Chemical Engineering | 220 and above |
Civil Engineering | 220 and above |
Computer and Communication Engineering | 220 and above |
Electrical and Electronics Engineering | 220 and above |
Mechanical and Production Engineering | 220 and above |
Mechatronics and Systems Engineering | 220 and above |
Petroleum Engineering | 220 and above |
Architecture | 200 and above |
Building | 190 and above |
Environmental Management Technology | 190 and above |
Estate Management and Valuation | 190 and above |
Industrial Design | 180 and above |
Survey and Geo-Informatics | 180 and above |
Quantity Survey | 190 and above |
Urban and Regional Planning | 180 and above |
Banking and Finance Technology | 190 and above |
Management and Information Technology | 200 and above |
General Studies | 180 and above |
Accounting | 200 and above |
Business Management | 200 and above |
Technopreneurship | 180 and above |
Mathematical Sciences | 180 and above |
Biological Sciences | 180 and above |
Chemistry | 180 and above |
Geology | 180 and above |
Physics | 180 and above |
Biochemistry | 190 and above |
Microbiology | 190 and above |
Ecology | 180 and above |
Computer Science | 190 and above |
Technology Education | 180 and above |
Education Foundation | 180 and above |
Science Education | 180 and above |
Library Information Science | 180 and above |
Vocational Technology Education | 180 and above |
Candidates who chose Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi as their choice of institution during the JAMB registration should be informed that the JAMB cut-off mark of the ATBU is 180.
That you made 180 or more in JAMB is not a guarantee that you’ll be admitted: you will have to sit for the school’s Post UTME, and beat the departmental cut-off mark of your dream department. Else, you might not see admission.
Not to discourage, but with the right attitude and good score, you’ll see yourself on the other side of success.
NOTE: Please ensure you refer to the above table as a mere guide and not an absolute or actual departmental cut-off mark of ATBU.
As at the time of publishing this post, the official cut-off mark of different departments in ATBU had not been released. We shall keep you updated as soon as the official list is released.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
What are the requirements for admission into ATBU?
As an UTME candidate seeking admission into ATBU, you must have at least 5 credits in your O’ Level certificate (WASSCE, NECO or NABTEB). English and Mathematics and three other subjects relevant in your field of study must be included.
Direct Entry candidates must have at least two A Level passes or it’s equivalent in the subjects relevant in your field of study.
You can download the ATBU Admission Brochure to aid you through.
CONCLUSION
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