Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) is located in Ijagun, Ogun State. It’s the first university of education in Nigeria. It offers both education and non-education courses.
If you’re planning to apply for TASUED in the 2025/2026 academic session, you need to know the official cut-off marks for all courses.
Contents
- General Cut-Off Mark for TASUED (2025/2026)
- General Admission Requirements
- TASUED Departmental Cut-Off Marks (2025/2026)
- College of Science and Information Technology (COSIT)
- College of Specialised and Professional Education (COSPED)
- College of Social and Management Sciences (COSMAS)
- College of Humanities (COHUM)
- College of Vocational and Technology Education (COVTED)
- Most Competitive Courses at TASUED
- How TASUED Calculates Screening Score
- Tips to Improve Admission Chances
- What to Do If You Score Below Cut-Off
- Final Words
General Cut-Off Mark for TASUED (2025/2026)
The minimum JAMB score to apply for TASUED is 150.
If you scored 150 or above and chose TASUED as your first choice, you are qualified to apply for the post-UTME screening.
However, some courses may require a higher score depending on demand.
General Admission Requirements
To gain admission into TASUED, you must:
- Score at least 150 in JAMB
- Choose TASUED as first choice
- Be at least 16 years old
- Have five O’level credits including English and Mathematics
- Upload your O’level result to JAMB CAPS
TASUED Departmental Cut-Off Marks (2025/2026)
Here’s a breakdown of the expected cut-off marks by course and faculty. These are based on past trends and current updates.
College of Science and Information Technology (COSIT)
- B.Sc (Ed) Biology – 170
- B.Sc (Ed) Chemistry – 160
- B.Sc (Ed) Mathematics – 160
- B.Sc (Ed) Physics – 160
- B.Sc (Ed) Computer Science – 180
- B.Sc (Ed) Integrated Science – 160
College of Specialised and Professional Education (COSPED)
- B.Ed Educational Management – 170
- B.Ed Guidance and Counselling – 170
- B.Ed Adult Education – 160
- B.Ed Childhood Education – 160
- B.Ed Special Education – 160
College of Social and Management Sciences (COSMAS)
- B.Sc (Ed) Economics – 180
- B.Sc (Ed) Political Science – 180
- B.Sc (Ed) Geography – 170
- B.Sc (Ed) Social Studies – 170
- B.Sc (Ed) Accounting – 180
- B.Sc (Ed) Business Education – 170
- B.Sc (Ed) Marketing – 170
College of Humanities (COHUM)
- B.A (Ed) English – 180
- B.A (Ed) Yoruba – 160
- B.A (Ed) French – 160
- B.A (Ed) History and Diplomatic Studies – 170
- B.A (Ed) Religious Studies – 160
- B.A (Ed) Islamic Studies – 160
College of Vocational and Technology Education (COVTED)
- B.Sc (Ed) Agricultural Science – 170
- B.Sc (Ed) Home Economics – 160
- B.Sc (Ed) Technical Education – 160
- B.Sc (Ed) Fine and Applied Arts – 170
Most Competitive Courses at TASUED
Some courses are more popular. They usually require higher JAMB scores:
- Computer Science Education – 180+
- Accounting Education – 180+
- English Education – 180+
- Economics Education – 180+
- Political Science Education – 180+
If your score is close, you can still apply, but high scorers will be given more attention.
How TASUED Calculates Screening Score
TASUED uses your JAMB score and O’level grades to calculate your screening result. No post-UTME exam is written.
Grading System:
- A1 = 10 points
- B2 = 9 points
- B3 = 8 points
- C4 = 7 points
- C5 = 6 points
- C6 = 5 points
The school adds your points and ranks you based on your course choice.
Tips to Improve Admission Chances
- Choose TASUED as first choice only
- Upload your O’level result early on JAMB CAPS
- Pick courses that match your JAMB score
- Follow updates on tasued.edu.ng
- Keep your email and phone number active
What to Do If You Score Below Cut-Off
If your score is too low for your desired course:
- Apply for a less competitive course
- Do a change of course on JAMB portal
- Try again next year
- Consider part-time or NCE programs
Don’t waste your JAMB score. Many good courses accept 150–160.
Final Words
Admission into TASUED is simple if you follow the rules and meet the cut-off. Scoring 150 is the starting point. Some courses need more, so plan wisely.
Stay alert, apply early, and check your details before submitting your form.
If you have questions or need help with TASUED admission, drop a comment below.
