Clifford University JAMB and Departmental Cut off Marks 2026/2027

Clifford University Owerrinta (CUO) JAMB and Departmental Cut off marks to be used for the 2026/2027 academic session has been released. JAMB Cut-off marks for degree-awarding institutions is 180. See more details below.

CUO has announced 2026/2027 JAMB and Departmental Cut off marks. JAMB UTME candidates will only require a minimum UTME score of 180 before you can offer Admission into the university. CUO JAMB Cut Off Mark and Departmental Cut Off Marks as released by the management for the 2026/2027 UTME admission exercise

Due to the high number of students wishing to study at the Clifford University Owerrinta (CUO), the admission processes are competitive and admissions are given based on the higher the jamb scores, the higher the chances of being admitted.

CUO Cut -off Marks 2026.

Official CUO Cut-off Marks for 2026 is 180

Note: Meeting the minimum CUO cut off mark does not guarantee admission into your desired degree programme, your Post UTME Score, O’Level Grades, Subject Combination, JAMB Score and other factors are pre-requisite for admission to BUK.

CUO Departmental Cut Off Mark 2026

Clifford University Owerrinta CUO Departmental Cut Off Marks 2026/2027 has not been officially released. The following are just assumed points. Please always confirm from an official source.

CUO Faculty of Medical Sciences Cut Off Mark

Medicine – 250 and Above

CUO Faculty of Law Cut Off Mark

Law – 240 and above

CUO Faculty of Engineering Cut Off Mark

Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, Civil, Computer, etc – 220 and above

CUO Faculty of Science Cut Off Mark

Industrial Chemistry, Industrial Physics, Computer Science, Geology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Anatomy, etc – 190 and above

Please that CUO admission processes are competitive and admissions are given based on the higher the jamb scores, the higher the chances of being admitted.

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FAQs

1. What is the Clifford University JAMB cut-off mark for the 2026/2027 academic session?

The Clifford University JAMB cut-off mark for the 2026/2027 admission exercise is the minimum UTME score candidates are expected to attain to be considered for admission. Candidates should also meet the university’s admission requirements and any additional departmental requirements. Meeting the minimum cut-off mark does not automatically guarantee admission, as admission may depend on the competitiveness of the programme and the number of available spaces.

2. What is the Clifford University departmental cut-off mark for 2026/2027?

The departmental cut-off mark refers to the minimum score considered for admission into a particular course at Clifford University. It can vary from one programme to another depending on the number of applicants, available spaces and admission requirements. Candidates should therefore check the university’s official admission information for the specific course they intend to study.

3. Can I gain admission to Clifford University if my JAMB score is below the cut-off mark?

Generally, candidates who score below the minimum JAMB cut-off requirement may not be eligible for consideration through the regular UTME admission route. However, admission requirements can differ depending on the programme and admission category. Candidates should confirm the current requirements from Clifford University before applying or changing their course of study.

4. How can I check Clifford University JAMB and departmental cut-off marks for 2026/2027?

Candidates can check the latest Clifford University cut-off mark information through the university’s official admission channels and admission notices. It is advisable to confirm both the general JAMB requirement and the specific departmental requirement for your chosen course before completing the admission process. Candidates should also ensure that their O’Level results and other required credentials meet the programme’s requirements.