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Delta State University, Abraka
See DELSU Departmental Cut-Off Mark for 2025/2026

Delta State University has released the official cut-off marks for 2025–2026 admission. Candidates must score at least 150 in JAMB and meet departmental marks to qualify. The full breakdown for each faculty is listed below.

Delta State University, better known as DELSU, has rolled out the cut-off marks that will guide admissions for the 2025/2026 academic year. The school, with its main seat in Abraka and additional campuses in Anwai and Oleh, has long been a fixture in Delta State’s educational story. Now the numbers are in, and they are the lines that decide who gets a seat and who has to try again.

Why the DELSU Cut-Off Matters

Cut-off marks are more than numbers scribbled on a list. They are the yardstick that measures whether a candidate can go forward to the next stage. For many students, this announcement is the moment of truth.

DELSU Post UTME Cut-Off Marks

The marks vary across faculties and courses. Some are set at the base level of 40, while others climb high, reflecting the demand and competition in those fields.

Faculty of Agriculture

  • Agribusiness Management – 40
  • Animal Science – 40
  • Fisheries – 40
  • Crop Science – 40

Faculty of Arts

  • English & Literary Studies – 40
  • Fine & Applied Arts – 47
  • History and International Studies – 52
  • Theatre Arts – 55

Faculty of Basic Medical Science

  • Anatomy & Cell Biology – 48.1
  • Nursing – 70
  • Pharmacology – 55
  • Physiology – 48.4

Faculty of Clinical Science

  • Medicine (Clinical Science) – 80

Faculty of Communication & Media Studies

  • Mass Communication – 58
  • Advertising, Journalism, Public Relations – 40 each

Faculty of Dentistry

  • Dentistry – 67

Faculty of Education

  • All courses, including Biology, Chemistry, and Guidance & Counselling, are set at 40

Faculty of Engineering

  • Chemical Engineering – 45
  • Civil Engineering – 55
  • Electrical/Electronic Engineering – 55
  • Mechanical Engineering – 55
  • Petroleum Engineering – 49.5

Faculty of Law

  • Law – 70

Faculty of Management Science

  • Accounting – 60
  • Business Administration – 58
  • Public Administration – 55
  • Banking and Finance – 48.5
  • Marketing – 48.2

Faculty of Pharmacy

  • Pharmacy – 66.9

Faculty of Science

  • Computer Science – 60
  • Medical Laboratory Science – 66
  • Microbiology – 49.6
  • Biochemistry – 48.2
  • Most others, including Botany, Chemistry, and Physics, are 40

Faculty of Social Science

  • Political Science – 57
  • Economics – 49.5
  • Sociology – 45.8
  • Psychology, Social Work, Criminology – 40

DELSU JAMB Cut-Off Mark

For all programmes, DELSU requires a minimum score of 150 in JAMB UTME. On top of that, the University must be selected as the candidate’s first choice. Anything less shuts the door.

Univerisity of Uyo - UNIUYO
UNIUYO Announces Basic Studies CBT Screening Date 2025/2026

University of Uyo will run the Basic Studies online CBT screening for 2025–2026. The mock test is on 18 September, the main test is on 19 September, both start at 10:00 am. Please read this notice to see the dates, what is required, and how to be ready.

The University of Uyo has fixed the online screening for its Basic Studies programme. It is short, clear, and yes, a bit intense. Two tests, close together, so keep your eyes on the clock.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, key points

  • Who this covers: all applicants for the UNIUYO School of Basic Studies.
  • What will happen: a mock CBT test, then the main CBT test.
  • Why it matters: both tests count, miss one and the process stops for you, sadly.
  • Start time: 10:00 am on each day.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, dates

  • Mock CBT: Thursday, 18 September 2025.
  • Main CBT: Friday, 19 September 2025.
  • Time: 10:00 am for both.
  • Format: computer based, online, keep your device and data ready.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, what you must do

  • Take part in both tests
    • The mock helps you settle, the main test seals the deal.
    • Skip one, and, well, that would be that.
  • Prepare early
    • Charge your device, check your internet, keep a backup if you can.
    • Sit in a calm spot, close extra apps, breathe, it helps.
  • Keep your details handy
    • Application number, login email, password.
    • Write them down on a small card, just in case.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, quick tips

  • Join a few minutes before 10:00 am, queues can form online too.
  • Read each page slowly, then act, do not rush, tiny errors cost time.
  • Watch the timer, it moves faster than it looks, funny how that happens.
  • Stay calm, a short pause, a sip of water, then carry on.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, help desk

  • Technical support email: cbt@uniuyo.edu.ng.
  • When writing, add your full name, application number, and a short note on the issue.

Final check, before you click start

  • Device on, charger close by, internet stable.
  • Quiet room, clean desk, ID and login details ready.
  • Both dates saved on your phone calendar, with alerts, twice if you like.
Lagos State University LASU
See LASU Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

Lagos State University has released its 2025/2026 academic calendar. The schedule covers all key dates for registration, lectures, exams, and breaks. Students are advised to note the details.

The Lagos State University has lifted the curtain on its academic calendar for the new session. For both freshers and those already familiar with campus life, the dates are now set in black and white. Timelines are clear, holidays are marked, and exam weeks sit there like hurdles waiting to be crossed

This calendar is not just paper, it is the map that guides the year. A slip here or a missed date there can make the difference between calm waters and rough tides.

First Semester in the LASU Academic Calendar

The first semester is stretched out with clear stages for students to follow.

  • 15 September – 3 October 2025: Registration for new students, lasting three weeks.
  • 6 October – 19 December 2025: Returning students resume, register, and join lectures. Eleven weeks of classes in total.
  • 22 December 2025 – 2 January 2026: End-of-year break, two weeks to breathe.
  • 5 – 9 January 2026: Revision and late registration. Latecomers will pay ₦5,000 for the delay.
  • 12 January – 6 February 2026: Examinations run for four weeks.
  • 9 – 20 February 2026: Grading and uploading of results.
  • 23 – 27 February 2026: Departments and Faculties tidy up, corrections are made, ICT processes results, and Senate sits to give final approval.

At the close of the first semester, new students will have spent 24 weeks in total, while returning students will have 21 weeks under their belt.

Second Semester in the LASU Academic Calendar

The second semester rolls forward without much pause, and the pattern is just as firm.

  • 2 March – 22 May 2026: Resumption, registration, and lectures for both new and returning students, lasting 12 weeks.
  • 25 May – 5 June 2026: Examinations across all levels.
  • 8 – 19 June 2026: Results graded and uploaded.
  • 22 – 26 June 2026: Departmental and Faculty boards handle corrections, ICT runs final processing.
  • 29 June – 3 July 2026: Results are collated and Senate meets to approve them.
  • 6 July 2026: The end-of-session break begins.

The second semester holds 20 weeks in total.

Breaks and Transition to a New Session

Students will enjoy a sessional break from 6 July to 2 October 2026, giving a full three months away from classes. Then, on 6 October 2026, the curtain rises on the 2026/2027 academic year.

Lead City University (LCU)
See Lead City University (LCU) Academic Calendar for 2025/2026

Lead City University has released the 2025/2026 academic calendar. The timetable covers semester starts, exams, breaks, and special events. Students are advised to check details below and plan ahead.

Lead City University, Ibadan has rolled out its full academic calendar for the 2025/2026 school year. The outline spells out when lectures begin, when breaks fall, and when examinations will be held. It also lists key ceremonies that mark the rhythm of the year.

First Semester Schedule

The first semester is set to start in September 2025. Here is how the weeks unfold:

  • 29th September – Semester officially begins.
  • 6th–17th October – Course registration period.
  • 7th–10th October – Departmental orientation.
  • 13th October – Lectures commence.
  • 15th October – General orientation for new students.
  • 28th October – Management/Student forum.
  • 30th October – Teachers’ assembly.
  • 27th November – Induction for education students.
  • 28th November–3rd December – Convocation ceremonies.
  • 8th–19th December – Sandwich programme examinations.
  • 22nd December–9th January – Christmas and New Year break.
  • 12th January – Resumption after holidays.
  • 19th–23rd January – Revision for all students.
  • 20th January – Matriculation of fresh students.
  • 28th January–20th February – First semester examinations.
  • 23rd–27th February – Semester break.

The first half of the session carries both academic and festive tones, with convocation and Christmas lined up back-to-back.

Second Semester Schedule

The second semester follows quickly after.

  • 2nd March – Semester begins and registration opens.
  • 3rd March – Foundation Day celebration.
  • 9th March – Lectures resume.
  • 12th March – Teachers’ assembly.
  • 17th March – Management/Students forum.
  • 22nd–28th March – Vice Chancellor’s sports competition.
  • 30th March–5th April – Departmental/Students week.
  • 29th May – Lectures conclude.
  • 1st–5th June – Revision period.
  • 9th–30th June – Semester examinations.
  • 3rd July – End of session.

Sports, cultural events, and serious exam weeks share space in this calendar, keeping the semester both busy and lively.

Summer Semester

For those who want to make up or push forward, a summer semester is included.

  • 6th July–7th August – Summer lectures.
  • 11th–21st August – Summer examinations.
  • 24th–25th September – Long vacation.
Anambra College Of Health Technology ASCOHT
ASCOHT Obosi Announces ND/HND Screening for 2025/2026

Anambra State College of Health Technology, Obosi has fixed its 2025/2026 screening for ND and HND applicants. The exercise will hold on 24th September 2025 at the College Auditorium. Read below for full details on requirements and fees.

The management of Anambra State College of Health Technology, Obosi has announced the screening exercise for prospective ND and HND students for the 2025/2026 academic session. The test of documents, as some call it, will take place on Tuesday, 24th September 2025 at exactly 8am in the College Auditorium.

Programmes Covered in the Screening

The screening is meant for candidates who applied into the following courses:

  • Environmental Health Technology
  • Health Information Management
  • Medical Imaging Technology

It is a chance for the school to confirm details before final admission decisions are taken.

Documents Required for ND Applicants

Those applying for the Ordinary National Diploma must bring along original copies of:

Without these, you may be turned back at the door.

Documents Required for HND Applicants

Candidates seeking admission into the Higher National Diploma are to appear with original copies of:

  • O’level result
  • OND result
  • Admission application form
  • Local Government Area identification letter
  • JAMB admission letter

Each paper carries weight, so keep them ready and in order.

Screening Fee

All applicants, whether ND or HND, are to pay a screening fee of ₦2000. This should be paid at the school’s Bursary department before the day of the exercise. Keep your receipt safe, as it may be needed for entry.

Gregory University
Gregory University Announces Resumption Dates 2025/2026

Gregory University, Uturu has announced October 18, 2025 as resumption date for the 2025/2026 academic session. The school also fixed December 13, 2025 for its 10th Convocation. Read on for more details and key events.

Gregory University, Uturu has made known the resumption date for the 2025/2026 academic year. After rounding off the Rain Semester of the 2024/2025 session, the next academic calendar is set to begin on Saturday, October 18, 2025. For both freshers and old scholars, the date signals the start of the Harmattan Semester.

GUU Resumption for the Harmattan Semester

The school community will come alive again on October 18. Students will return to campus halls, lecture rooms, and social spots, ready to continue with learning. For new entrants, it will be the first taste of GUU life. For returning ones, it is back to the familiar rhythm of classes, assignments, and campus buzz.

Other Major Dates to Note

Beyond resumption, there are other key events already fixed on the GUU calendar:

  • Arrival of Scholars: October 18, 2025
  • 10th Convocation Ceremony: December 13, 2025
  • Student Work Experience Programme (SWEP): Running from September 9, 2025 to October 9, 2025

Each of these dates carries its own weight. The convocation, for instance, is not just another ceremony, it is the crowning day for graduates who have put in years of effort. Families, teachers, and friends often join in the celebrations, making the campus colourful.

The Student Work Experience Programme (SWEP)

While waiting for the Harmattan Semester to start, some students are already busy with the SWEP. This five-week programme, which started on September 9, is built to provide hands-on knowledge in different fields of study. It is expected to end on October 9 with a closing ceremony.

For many students, SWEP bridges the gap between theory and practice. It offers real-world exposure, and though short, it often leaves lasting less

University of Ibadan, UI
See UI Deparmental Cut-Off Mark for 2025/2026 session

The University of Ibadan has released the 2025/2026 cut-off marks for admission. JAMB cut-off remains 200, while Post UTME cut-off scores differ by course and faculty. All applicants are urged to check the list, meet the score, and follow the process.

The University of Ibadan has made public the cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 admission year. The announcement covers both JAMB and Post UTME scores, leaving no room for guesswork. It is a clear guide for candidates aiming for a seat in the prestigious institution.

UI Post UTME Cut-Off Marks by Faculty

The Post UTME cut-off marks vary across courses. Some are pegged at 50, while others soar as high as the late 70s. A few stand out sharply, reflecting how competitive they are.

Faculty of Agriculture

  • Agric. Economics – Merit: 51.375 | Catch: 51.375 | ELDS: 51.375
  • Agric. Extension and Rural Development – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Crop and Horticultural Sciences – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Soil Resources Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Animal Science – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Crop Protection and Environmental Biology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Arts

  • Anthropology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Arabic Language and Literature – Merit: 53.5 | Catch: 53.5 | ELDS: 53.5
  • Archaeology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Classical Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Communication and Language Arts – Merit: 61 | Catch: 61 | ELDS: 58.5
  • European Studies – French – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • European Studies – German – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • European Studies – Russian – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • English – Merit: 56.5 | Catch: 56.5 | ELDS: 53.375
  • History – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Islamic Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Linguistics – Merit: 56.875 | Catch: 56.875 | ELDS: 56.875
  • Linguistics – Igbo – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Linguistics – Yoruba – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Music – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Philosophy – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Religious Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Theatre Arts – Merit: 56 | Catch: 56 | ELDS: 52.25

College of Medicine

  • Biochemistry – Merit: 53.125 | Catch: 53.125 | ELDS: 53.125
  • Dentistry – Merit: 68.625 | Catch: 68.625 | ELDS: 66.75
  • Environmental Health Science – Merit: 51.25 | Catch: 51.25 | ELDS: 51.25
  • Human Nutrition and Dietetics – Merit: 55.625 | Catch: 55.625 | ELDS: 52.25
  • Medical Laboratory Science – Merit: 63.25 | Catch: 63.25 | ELDS: 60.25
  • Medicine and Surgery – Merit: 78.875 | Catch: 78.875 | ELDS: 77.375
  • Nursing Science – Merit: 71.375 | Catch: 71.375 | ELDS: 67.875
  • Physiology – Merit: 55.75 | Catch: 55.75 | ELDS: 55.5
  • Physiotherapy – Merit: 65.125 | Catch: 65.125 | ELDS: 61.625

Faculty of Computing

  • Computer Science – Merit: 63.5 | Catch: 63.5 | ELDS: 53.5

Economics & Management Science

  • Economics – Merit: 58.125 | Catch: 58.125 | ELDS: 53.625
  • Accounting – Merit: 68.5 | Catch: 68.5 | ELDS: 66.125
  • Banking and Finance – Merit: 51.875 | Catch: 51.875 | ELDS: 51.875
  • Marketing and Consumer Studies – Merit: 50.875 | Catch: 50.875 | ELDS: 50.875

Faculty of Education

  • Adult Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Business Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Early Childhood Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Arabic Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Biology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Chemistry – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Religious Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Communication and Lang Arts – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Economics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and English – Merit: 53.125 | Catch: 53.125 | ELDS: 52.25
  • Education and French – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Geography – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and History – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Islamic Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Computer Science – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Educational Technology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Mathematics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Physics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Political Science – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Education and Yoruba – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Educational Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Guidance and Counselling – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Health Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Human Kinetics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Library, Archival and Information Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Special Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Environmental Design & Management

  • Architecture – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Estate Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Urban and Regional Planning – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Quantity Surveying – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Law

  • Law – Merit: 70.875 | Catch: 70.875 | ELDS: 67.625

Faculty of Pharmacy

  • Pharmacy – Merit: 69.125 | Catch: 69.125 | ELDS: 62.875

Faculty of Renewable Natural Resources

  • Aquaculture and Fisheries Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Forest Production & Products – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Wildlife & Ecotourism Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Social and Environmental Forestry – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Science

  • Anthropology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Archaeology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Botany – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Chemistry – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Geography – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Geology – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
  • Industrial Chemistry – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
  • Mathematics – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
  • Microbiology – Merit: 50.5 | Catch: 50.5 | ELDS: 50.5
  • Physics – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
  • Statistics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Zoology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Social Sciences

  • Geography – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
  • Political Science – Merit: 55.375 | Catch: 55.375 | ELDS: 55.375
  • Psychology – Merit: 54.5 | Catch: 54.5 | ELDS: 54.5
  • Sociology – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51

Faculty of Technology

  • Agricultural and Environmental Engineering – Merit: 56.875 | Catch: 56.875 | ELDS: 56.875
  • Civil Engineering – Merit: 63.25 | Catch: 63.25 | ELDS: 57
  • Electrical and Electronics Engineering – Merit: 70 | Catch: 70 | ELDS: 58.875
  • Food Technology – Merit: 51.125 | Catch: 51.125 | ELDS: 51.125
  • Industrial and Production Engineering – Merit: 51.625 | Catch: 51.625 | ELDS: 51.625
  • Biomedical Engineering – Merit: 55.375 | Catch: 55.375 | ELDS: 55.375
  • Mechanical Engineering – Merit: 70.5 | Catch: 70.5 | ELDS: 60.125
  • Petroleum Engineering – Merit: 62.75 | Catch: 62.75 | ELDS: 57.125
  • Wood Products Engineering – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
  • Automotive Engineering – Merit: 51.5 | Catch: 51.5 | ELDS: 51.5

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

  • Veterinary Medicine – Merit: 57.125 | Catch: 57.125 | ELDS: 57.125

UI JAMB Cut-Off Mark for UI Admission

Let us start with the obvious. No matter how bright your WAEC scores look, or how strong your passion shines, you cannot be considered unless you scored 200 and above in JAMB. That is the bare minimum. Those below this mark are simply not eligible for Post UTME.

For those who scaled past that hurdle, the work is not yet done. Passing JAMB is only step one. Next comes the Post UTME screening, and this is where the real cut-off marks play their role.

FUHSO
FUHSO Announces Resumption Date for 2025/2026 Session

Federal University of Health Sciences, Otukpo has fixed resumption for the 2025/2026 session. New students are to arrive on 22 September 2025, while returning students will follow on 29 September 2025. Registration begins 15 September 2025.

The Federal University of Health Sciences, Otukpo, has finally set the timetable for when both new and old students should be back on campus. It is the sort of news that clears the air, leaving little room for rumours. Parents, students, and even hostel owners have been waiting for this update, and now it is here.

FUHSO resumption date

The management has made it official.

  • Fresh students are expected on 22 September 2025.
  • Returning students will come back a week later, on 29 September 2025.

That week’s gap may feel small, yet it gives room for newcomers to settle in before the wave of older students floods the campus again.

Registration arrangements

Before the rush, the school has also lined up the registration schedule. Starting from 15 September 2025, all students will be guided through the process. Details of the registration steps will be made available directly to the students.

This early notice is meant to avoid last-minute panic. It also helps those travelling from far away to set their plans without guesswork.

LAUTECH - Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
See LAUTECH Post UTME Departmental Cut-Off Marks For 2025/2026

LAUTECH has released its Post UTME Departmental cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 session. Candidates are advised to check their programmes and await admission updates on JAMB CAPS. The school also warns against fraudsters, as admission is free.

Official notice from LAUTECH

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso, has published the official Post UTME cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic exercise. The announcement is directed at all applicants who put in for the University during their UTME.

Candidates are urged to watch out for their admission status, which will be posted on the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board’s Central Admission Processing System, often called JAMB CAPS.

The University has also sounded a note of warning. Admission is free of charge. Anyone who hands money to agents, middlemen, or unauthorised groups is putting themselves at risk of being duped. The school says it will not be held responsible for such cases.

Cut-off marks by course of study

The merit and catchment marks vary across the departments.

  1. Accounting – Merit: 56.2 | Catchment: 46.0
  2. Agricultural Economics – Merit: 39.1 | Catchment: 39.1
  3. Agricultural Engineering – Merit: 51.5 | Catchment: 46.6
  4. Agricultural Extension and Rural Development – Merit: 40.3 | Catchment: 40.3
  5. Anatomy – Merit: 56.3 | Catchment: 51.1
  6. Animal Nutrition and Biotechnology – Merit: 41.8 | Catchment: 41.8
  7. Animal Production and Health – Merit: 48.8 | Catchment: 41.1
  8. Architecture – Merit: 61.6 | Catchment: 57.2
  9. Biochemistry – Merit: 56.3 | Catchment: 48.6
  10. Building – Merit: 55.9 | Catchment: 51.5
  11. Business Management – Merit: 57.7 | Catchment: 48.7
  12. Chemical Engineering – Merit: 55.7 | Catchment: 49.5
  13. Civil Engineering – Merit: 63.7 | Catchment: 50.1
  14. Computer Engineering – Merit: 59.5 | Catchment: 53.5
  15. Computer Science – Merit: 63.5 | Catchment: 53.7
  16. Consumer and Home Economics – Merit: 43.6 | Catchment: 43.6
  17. Crop and Environmental Protection – Merit: 45.6 | Catchment: 45.6
  18. Crop Production and Soil Science – Merit: 40.3 | Catchment: 40.3
  19. Cyber Security Science – Merit: 60.7 | Catchment: 48.4
  20. Earth Science – Merit: 48.0 | Catchment: 40.4
  21. Economics – Merit: 59.1 | Catchment: 44.0
  22. Electronics and Electrical Engineering – Merit: 57.3 | Catchment: 52.1
  23. English and Literary Studies – Merit: 56.7 | Catchment: 46.9
  24. Estate Management – Merit: 44.8 | Catchment: 42.7
  25. Fine and Applied Arts – Merit: 52.5 | Catchment: 40.7
  26. Fisheries and Aquaculture – Merit: 39.7 | Catchment: 39.7
  27. Food Engineering – Merit: 45.9 | Catchment: 42.6
  28. Food Science – Merit: 54.3 | Catchment: 44.9
  29. Forest Resources Management – Merit: 45.1 | Catchment: 45.1
  30. History – Merit: 42.3 | Catchment: 42.3
  31. Hospitality and Tourism Management – Merit: 47.9 | Catchment: 43.9
  32. Information System – Merit: 52.3 | Catchment: 46.0
  33. Library and Information Science – Merit: 48.3 | Catchment: 40.0
  34. Linguistics and Nigerian Language (Yoruba) – Merit: 54.5 | Catchment: 47.2
  35. Marketing – Merit: 46.9 | Catchment: 42.9
  36. Mass Communication – Merit: 62.7 | Catchment: 51.6
  37. Mechanical Engineering – Merit: 60.8 | Catchment: 50.8
  38. Medical Laboratory Science – Merit: 68.0 | Catchment: 64.7
  39. Medicine and Surgery – Merit: 79.8 | Catchment: 75.7
  40. Nursing – Merit: 72.1 | Catchment: 68.0
  41. Nutrition and Dietetics – Merit: 59.1 | Catchment: 50.4
  42. Philosophy – Merit: 50.1 | Catchment: 40.3
  43. Physiology – Merit: 56.7 | Catchment: 48.8
  44. Political Science – Merit: 58.1 | Catchment: 51.5
  45. Psychology – Merit: 48.8 | Catchment: 41.8
  46. Pure and Applied Biology – Merit: 54.5 | Catchment: 51.2
  47. Pure and Applied Chemistry – Merit: 49.7 | Catchment: 39.7
  48. Pure and Applied Mathematics – Merit: 41.8 | Catchment: 41.8
  49. Pure and Applied Physics – Merit: 46.3 | Catchment: 39.7
  50. Science Laboratory Technology – Merit: 56.9 | Catchment: 45.2
  51. Sociology – Merit: 55.7 | Catchment: 48.7
  52. Statistics – Merit: 48.9 | Catchment: 38.9
  53. Surveying and Geoinformatics – Merit: 58.1 | Catchment: 47.7
  54. Theatre Arts – Merit: 52.5 | Catchment: 43.7
  55. Transport Management – Merit: 46.0 | Catchment: 39.7
  56. Urban and Regional Planning – Merit: 49.2 | Catchment: 42.8
  57. Wildlife and Ecotourism Management – Merit: 44.5 | Catchment: 44.5

What next for candidates

Applicants who meet the marks should remain patient as the admission process continues on JAMB CAPS. Those who fall short may still consider alternative options within the University through catchment scores, but everything will be handled directly through the official portal.

CUSTECH
See CUSTECH Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

CUSTECH has released the full academic calendar for the 2025/2026 session. The schedule covers semester dates, lectures, exams, breaks, and other key events. All students are advised to take note and plan accordingly.

A new session mapped out

The Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH) has published its official timetable for the 2025/2026 academic session. The calendar lays out the flow of the year, with clear dates for lectures, breaks, tests, and ceremonies. For students, it is a guidebook of what lies ahead.

The first semester kicks off in October, moving through orientation, classes, assessments, and finally examinations before a short breather. The second semester follows in March, wrapping up by July, after which practical training takes the stage.

First semester activities

Here is how the first half of the year is set:

  • Commencement: Monday, 20 October 2025
  • Course registration and revalidation: 20–31 October 2025
  • Orientation week: General on 3 November, departmental and faculty sessions from 4–7 November
  • Lectures: 3 November – 12 December 2025 (6 weeks)
  • Continuous Assessment (CA): 15–19 December 2025
  • Christmas break: 23 December 2025 – 2 January 2026
  • Lectures resume: 5 January – 13 February 2026 (6 weeks)
  • Matriculation ceremony: Tuesday, 27 January 2026
  • Revision week: 16–20 February 2026
  • Examinations: 23 February – 7 March 2026
  • End of first semester: Saturday, 7 March 2026
  • Semester break: 9–20 March 2026

Second semester schedule

The academic train resumes with the second semester:

  • Commencement: Monday, 23 March 2026
  • Lectures: 23 March – 8 May 2026 (6 weeks)
  • Continuous Assessment (CA): 11–16 May 2026
  • Lectures continue: 18 May – 3 July 2026 (6 weeks)
  • Revision week: 6–10 July 2026
  • Examinations: 13–25 July 2026
  • End of semester: Saturday, 25 July 2026

Industrial training and practical work

After exams, the focus shifts to hands-on experience:

  • SIWES/SWEP: Monday, 27 July – Friday, 16 October 2026 (8 weeks)

This period is designed for practical exposure, giving students a taste of real work outside the classroom.