Ekiti State University JAMB Cut-Off Mark For 2020/2021

One of the best steps to take as a candidate aspiring for admission into any university is proper research of your dream universities.

In the case of Nigeria, you must know the basic requirement of these institutions you are seeking to gain provisional admission.

So if you are aspiring to ply your trade with the Ekiti State University, I have good news for you.

You will learn all you would want to know about the JAMB cut-off mark of Ekiti State University, EKSU.

And not just that: you will also learn the cut-off marks of courses offered, and get to know answers to some of those questions you might have been asking about the University.

Follow along, will you?

What is the JAMB Cut-Off Mark of Ekiti State University?

The official JAMB cut-off mark of Ekiti State University is 180. This means is that if you score up to 180 in your UTME, you are eligible to buy the EKSU Post-UTME form and stand a chance of gaining admission.

If on the other hand, you are unable to score up to the cut-off mark, all hope for admission is not lost. You still have the opportunity of applying for the JAMB change of course/institution, where you will change your choice of institution to a polytechnic, or a college of education.

If you cannot change your choice of institution, it is not still a bad idea to wait for another year, when you will start the JAMB registration all over. Of course, you will have more time to prepare, learn, and relearn how to pass JAMB and make a high score.

Nevertheless, you must note that you are not guaranteed admission even if you reach this cut-off mark. You must also know that admission in EKSU is competitive and as such, you will need to score higher.

It follows a simple principle which is, the higher you score, the more chance you have to gain admission.

EKSU Departmental Cut-Off Mark

NOTE: The Ekiti State University Management has not published an official list of departmental cut-off marks.

Thus, we urge you to take the above list as a guide and not as the actual cut-off marks. We shall update it as soon as the official list is out.

HISTORY

The University was established by the Ekiti State government in 1982 as Obafemi Awolowo University, Ado-Ekiti. This was during the administration of Late Chief Michael Akekunle Ajasin.

The institution has about 25,000 students, and the growth rate has been astronomic. Meanwhile, in 1985 the University was changed from Obafemi Awolowo University to Ondo State University.

In 1999, the name became the University of Ado-Ekiti. It was just in 2011 that it started answering Ekiti State University of Ado-Ekiti.

This University is recognised as one of the best universities in Nigeria. It is accredited by NUC to offer both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.

Faculties and Departments in EKSU

Ekiti State University currently has 9 faculties under which many departments are recorded. Listed below are these faculties with their respective departments under them:

Faculty of Agricultural Science

• Agricultural Economics/Extension
• Agric Economics and Farm Management
• Agricultural Science
• Forestry, Wildlife, and Fisheries
• Animal Production and Health Service
• Crop, Soil and Environmental Science
• Plant Science and Forestry

Faculty of Arts

• English Language and Literary Studies
• Linguistics
• Religious Studies
• Philosophy

Faculty of Clinical Sciences

• Medicine and Surgery
• Anatomy
• Physiology

Faculty of Education

• Business Education
• Chemistry Education
• English Education
• French Education
• Biology Education
• Yoruba Education
• Physics Education
• Mathematics Education
• Education and Computer Science
• Education and Geography
• Guidance and Counseling
• Adult Education
• Education Management
• Nursery and Primary Education
• Education and Integrated Science
• Education and Economics

Faculty of Engineering

• Civil Engineering
• Computer Engineering
• Electrical /Electronic Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

Faculty of Law

• Law

Faculty of Management Science

• Accountancy
• Business Administration
• Banking and Finance

Faculty of Science

• Biochemistry
• Chemistry
• Industrial Chemistry
• Geology
• Mathematics
• Statistics
• Microbiology
• Computer Science
• Physics
• Plant Science
• Zoology

Faculty of Social Sciences

• Sociology
• History and International Studies
• Political Science
• Geography and Planning Science
• Economics

Frequently Asked Questions

Do EKSU accept second choice candidates?

Unfortunately, EKSU does not accept candidates who have chosen the University as their second choice of institution.

Due to the highly competitive nature of admission in the University, candidates who have chosen the school as first choice are given the prior attention.

Does EKSU do Post UTME or screening?

Yes, Ekiti State University does post UTME screening for candidates who have chosen it as their first choice of institution.

How can I get admission in EKSU?

You can gain admission into EKSU via JAMB UTME or Direct Entry. And in any case, you must meet the following requirements:

• You must not be less than 16 years.
• Have 5 credits in your O’ Level, and English, Mathematics and 3 other subjects relevant in your field of study, must be included.
• Have certificates/documents to prove your claims. These documents would include birth certificate, JAMB result slip, LGA or State Certificate of origin, etc.

Is EKSU a good school?

Not only have a revered past, but they have also continued to maintain a good standard of education.

Conclusion

Knowing the JAMB and departmental cut-off mark of your dream university is a boost to you on this part of seeking admission. It will enable you to know what you are targeting and by that, give you insight into how much effort you need to burn-in.

So with this post about the JAMB cut-off mark of EKSU, I am confident you are good to go.

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