Akwa Ibom State University (AKSU) has released the cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic session. If you plan to apply, this guide breaks it down for you.
Contents
- What Is AKSU Cut Off Mark?
- General Requirements for Admission
- AKSU Departmental Cut Off Marks 2025/2026
- Faculty of Education
- Faculty of Engineering
- Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences
- Faculty of Management Sciences
- Faculty of Arts
- Faculty of Agriculture
- Faculty of Social Sciences
- What If You Score Below the Cut Off?
- How to Apply for AKSU Post-UTME
- Tips to Boost Your Admission Chances
- Courses That Need Higher Scores
- Final Thoughts
What Is AKSU Cut Off Mark?
The cut-off mark is the minimum JAMB score you need to qualify for AKSU’s Post-UTME. Each course has its own cut-off. Some are higher than others.
AKSU’s general cut-off mark for 2025/2026 is 140. That means you need to score at least 140 in JAMB to apply for most courses.
General Requirements for Admission
Before we list the cut-off marks by course, make sure you meet these:
- You must score at least 140 in JAMB.
- You must choose AKSU as your first choice.
- You must have at least five credits in your O’level, including English and Maths.
- You must be at least 16 years old.
AKSU Departmental Cut Off Marks 2025/2026
Here’s a list of courses with their expected cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 session. These scores are based on past years and updates from AKSU portals.
Faculty of Education
- Education Biology – 140
- Education Chemistry – 140
- Education Physics – 140
- Education Mathematics – 140
- Education English – 150
- Education Computer – 150
- Integrated Science – 140
Faculty of Engineering
- Civil Engineering – 160
- Electrical/Electronics Engineering – 160
- Mechanical Engineering – 160
- Agricultural Engineering – 150
- Marine Engineering – 160
- Chemical Engineering – 160
Faculty of Natural and Applied Sciences
- Computer Science – 160
- Microbiology – 160
- Chemistry – 140
- Mathematics – 140
- Physics – 140
- Statistics – 140
- Biology – 150
- Geology – 150
- Biotechnology – 160
Faculty of Management Sciences
- Accounting – 160
- Marketing – 150
- Business Administration – 160
- Banking and Finance – 150
Faculty of Arts
- English and Literary Studies – 150
- History and International Studies – 150
- Performing Arts – 140
- Philosophy – 140
- Religious Studies – 140
Faculty of Agriculture
- Agriculture – 140
- Fisheries and Aquaculture – 140
- Animal Science – 140
- Crop Science – 140
- Soil Science – 140
Faculty of Social Sciences
- Political Science – 160
- Economics – 160
- Mass Communication – 170
- Sociology and Anthropology – 150
- Public Administration – 150
What If You Score Below the Cut Off?
If your JAMB score is below the cut-off for your course, you have two options:
- Change course: Pick a course with a lower cut-off.
- Change institution: Choose another school that accepts your score.
You can do this on the JAMB portal. Don’t wait too long. Change early before AKSU closes the Post-UTME portal.
How to Apply for AKSU Post-UTME
Follow these steps:
- Go to https://aksu.edu.ng
- Click on the admissions portal
- Create a profile with your JAMB number
- Pay ₦2,000 for the Post-UTME form
- Fill in your details and upload required documents
- Submit and print your acknowledgement slip
Make sure your JAMB and O’level results are uploaded on JAMB CAPS too.
Tips to Boost Your Admission Chances
- Score high in JAMB and WAEC
- Choose AKSU as first choice only
- Upload all documents before the deadline
- Pick a course you qualify for
- Follow AKSU updates on their site and social media
Courses That Need Higher Scores
Some courses are more competitive. You need 160 or more to stand a chance.
- Mass Communication
- Computer Science
- Political Science
- Accounting
- Mechanical Engineering
If your score is low, avoid these. Choose courses with less demand.
Final Thoughts
AKSU is a good school with quality education. But you must meet the cut-off to be considered. Don’t rely on luck. Prepare well.
If your score is close to the cut-off, still apply. Some candidates may not complete the process, and you might get a chance.
Always check the official school portal for updates.
Important Links
- AKSU Portal: https://aksu.edu.ng
- JAMB CAPS: https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng
If you still have questions about AKSU admission, drop them in the comments.