LASU JAMB Cut-Off Mark & School Fees 2020/2021 Session

Have you been surfing the net, moving from pages to pages in search of the cut-off mark of LASU?

Are you this inquisitive aspirant who wants to be sure, and know what his/her targets should be?

Well, if you answered yes to these questions above, or that your case is similar to these, I must promise you something:

On this page, you will not only learn all you would want to know about the JAMB cut-off mark for Lagos State University but also all their departmental cut-off marks.

Therefore, I invite you to read along carefully to get every bit of information contained in these lines.

What is the JAMB Cut-Off Mark for LASU?

The University’s official UTME cut-off aggregate is 180. What this means is that you are eligible to sit for the University’s screening exercise if you score from 180.

It does not mean that when you have scored this minimum mark, that you are guaranteed admission.

No! The truth actually is that you need to score higher than 180 to stand a better chance.

Moreso, if you are unable to reach this cut-off mark in your JAMB, all hope for admission is NOT lost. Of course, there are other options you can explore.

You can apply for the JAMB change of institution or course, and switch your interest to a polytechnic or college of education.

There are universities still that accept cut-off marks like 170 and 160. So, why not make changes?

Well, if these options are not good for you, it is not still a poor idea to wait for next year to go over the JAMB registration.

Moreover, you will have more time to prepare, learn, and unlearn, get to know the tricks and secrets of how to pass JAMB.

LASU Departmental Cut-Off Marks

NOTE: The official departmental cut-off marks of LASU has not been published.

Therefore, the list above should only serve as a preparatory guide, and not taken as the actual list.

We shall update it as immediately the University management publishes the official one.

About the University

Lagos State University known as LASU in the short form is one of the 40 state-owned universities in Nigeria. It was established in 1983 by the Lagos State government.

The University awards diplomas and degrees in both full-time and part-time programmes. Today, there are over 35, 000 students of the University.

The main campus is located in Ojo, a town in Lagos State. The other campus is in a town called Epe.

The Epe campus houses the Engineering faculty of the University.

LASU is, however, recorded as one of the best universities in Nigeria.

Faculties and Departments

There are 9 faculties at Lagos State University:

College of Medicine

The College of Medicine is made up of two faculties:

Faculty of Clinical Sciences

• Medicine and Surgery
• Dentistry

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

• Physiology
• Biochemistry

Faculty of Arts

• Foreign Languages (French, Russian), Arabic Language and Portuguese
• English Language
• English Literature
• Linguistics, African and Asian
• Philosophy
• History
• Visual Arts
• Theatre Arts
• Music

Faculty of Education

• Guidance and Counseling
• Adult Education Management
• Mathematics Education
• Physics Education
• Biology Education
• Adult Literacy and Non-formal Education
• Chemistry Education
• Integrated Science education
• Social Studies Education
• Geography Education
• History Education
• Human Kinetics and Health Education
• Exercise Physiology
• Sports Administration/Management
• Home Economics Education
• Technology Education
• Business Education
• English Education
• English Literature Education
• French Education
• Yoruba Education
• Christian Religious Studies
• Islamic Studies Education
• Religion Education
• Music Education
• Curriculum Theory
• Educational Administration and Planning
• Educational Psychology
• Philosophy of Education
• Sociology of Education

Faculty of Engineering

• Chemical and Polymer Engineering
• Electronic and Computer Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Aeronautics Engineering

Faculty of Law

• Jurisprudence and International Law
• Commercial and Industrial Law
• Public Law
• Islamic Law
• Private and Property Law
• Legal Studies
• Faculty of Management Science
• Business Administration
• Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
• Insurance
• Accounting
• Banking and Finance
• Project Management Technology
• Marketing
• Public Administration

Faculty of Social Science

• Economics
• Mass Communication and Journalism
• Political Science
• Geography and Planning
• Social Work
• Psychology
• Sociology
• Public and International Affairs
• Transportation Planning and Management

Faculty of Science

• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Computer Science
• Zoology and Environmental Biology
• Fisheries
• Botany
• Microbiology

Frequently Asked Questions

Does LASU accept second choice candidates?

Candidates who chose the University as their second choice of institution can gain admission into the University.

This University is a very competitive one, and as such, preference will be given to aspirants who chose it as their first choice.

What are the admission requirements of LASU?

• You must have at least 5 credits in your O’ Level. English Language, Mathematics, and 3 other subjects relevant in your field of study must be among.
• Your JAMB and post UTME score must be enough to reach the cut-off mark of your course of choice.
• You must not be less than 16 years old.

Is Yoruba compulsory for admission in LASU?

Yes. Recently, the Lagos State government has directed that any student seeking admission in their institutions must pass Yoruba.

Conclusion

We normally advise university applicants to do proper research about their universities of choice.

With the information obtained, you can know what to target and what you should expect. That way, you will know if you can really do it.

So, if you have come all the way from the top up until this point, I should believe that you have gotten all you should know about the LASU JAMB cut-off mark, as well as their departmental cut-off marks.

Meanwhile, if you have questions arising from this subject, please do not hesitate to drop them in the comment box below.

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