Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) is a top state university in Nigeria. It offers science, engineering, medical, and management courses.
To get admission into LAUTECH, you must meet the required cut-off mark for your chosen course. This guide breaks down the general and departmental cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic year.
Contents
- LAUTECH General Cut-Off Mark 2025/2026
- Basic Admission Requirements
- LAUTECH Departmental Cut-Off Marks 2025/2026
- Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
- Faculty of Engineering and Technology
- Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences
- Faculty of Management Sciences
- Faculty of Environmental Sciences
- Faculty of Computing and Informatics
- College of Health Sciences
- Competitive Courses (Higher Cut-Off Marks)
- How LAUTECH Calculates Admission
- If You Score Below the Cut-Off
- How to Increase Your Chances
LAUTECH General Cut-Off Mark 2025/2026
The general cut-off mark for LAUTECH is 180.
If you scored 180 or above in JAMB and chose LAUTECH as your first choice, you may apply for most courses. But some departments need higher scores.
Basic Admission Requirements
Before you qualify, you must:
- Score 180 or more in JAMB
- Choose LAUTECH as your first choice
- Have at least five O’level credits including English and Mathematics
- Be at least 16 years old
- Upload your results on JAMB CAPS
LAUTECH Departmental Cut-Off Marks 2025/2026
Cut-off marks vary by course. Competitive courses require higher scores.
Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
- Animal Production and Health – 180
- Agricultural Economics – 180
- Crop and Environmental Protection – 180
- Agricultural Extension – 180
- Animal Nutrition and Biotechnology – 180
Faculty of Engineering and Technology
- Mechanical Engineering – 200
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering – 200
- Civil Engineering – 200
- Computer Engineering – 210
- Agricultural Engineering – 190
- Chemical Engineering – 200
- Food Engineering – 190
Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences
- Biochemistry – 190
- Computer Science – 210
- Physics – 180
- Chemistry – 180
- Earth Sciences – 180
- Mathematics – 180
- Statistics – 180
- Science Laboratory Technology – 200
- Microbiology – 200
Faculty of Management Sciences
- Accounting – 200
- Marketing – 190
- Business Management – 190
- Economics – 200
- Transport Management – 190
Faculty of Environmental Sciences
- Architecture – 200
- Urban and Regional Planning – 190
- Fine and Applied Arts – 180
- Building – 190
- Surveying and Geo-informatics – 190
Faculty of Computing and Informatics
- Computer Science – 210
- Information Systems – 200
- Cybersecurity – 200
- Software Engineering – 210
- Information and Media Technology – 190
College of Health Sciences
- Medicine and Surgery – 250
- Medical Laboratory Science – 220
- Nursing Science – 230
- Anatomy – 200
- Physiology – 200
Competitive Courses (Higher Cut-Off Marks)
Courses with high competition include:
- Medicine – 250
- Nursing – 230
- Computer Science – 210
- Accounting – 200
- Law (if introduced) – 240
- Microbiology – 200
Aim to score higher than the listed minimum for these courses.
How LAUTECH Calculates Admission
Admission is based on a screening score. It combines:
- JAMB score
- O’level grades in five relevant subjects
The school may not hold a post-UTME exam. Instead, your performance in JAMB and WAEC/NECO will be used.
Grading for O’level may follow:
- A1 = 10 points
- B2 = 9 points
- B3 = 8 points
- C4 = 7 points
- C5 = 6 points
- C6 = 5 points
Your total score helps determine your rank for each course.
If You Score Below the Cut-Off
If your score is below your course cut-off:
- Consider changing to a course with lower demand
- Use JAMB Change of Course/Institution
- Prepare for another attempt next year
- Wait to see if LAUTECH releases a supplementary list
How to Increase Your Chances
- Aim for above 200 in JAMB, especially for competitive courses
- Upload your O’level result early
- Follow all instructions during online screening
- Choose LAUTECH as first choice only
- Watch the official LAUTECH site for updates
Final Advice
Scoring the general cut-off does not guarantee admission. Your course cut-off matters more.
If you want courses like Medicine, Nursing, or Computer Science, score above 210–250.
If your score is lower, pick less competitive courses or consider another school.
Stay updated, follow deadlines, and apply smart.
If you still have questions about LAUTECH admission or cut-off marks, ask in the comments.
