UNILAG Cut-Off Mark 2021 | How to calculate Aggregate Score

It is necessary for UNILAG aspirants to know their chances of gaining admission even before the Post UTME form is out. This article will show all the necessary information as regards a candidate chances of gaining admission into the university. This information include the General UNILAG Cut-off Mark for jamb, departmental cut-off mark, how to calculate your Aggregate score and many more.

UNILAG Cut Off Mark 2021/2022

As a UNILAG aspirant, you should understand that there are certain requirements that must be met before you can be considered for admission into the University and for any desired course.

Anyway, one of these requirements includes beating the required departmental and faculty cut off mark for the year in view. However, it is generally advisable to carefully study and very high above the cut off point/mark to be on the safer side.

How To Calculate Your O’Level Points

A1 – 4 points

B2 – 3.6 Points

B3 – 3.2 Points

C4 – 2.8 Points

C5 – 2.4 Points

C6 – 2.0 Points

IMPORTANT NOTE: Subjects with D7, E8 or F9 grades will not be considered in the process of calculating your O’Level points.

In conclusion, your UTME score + Your Post UTME score + Your grades in WAEC or NECO based on the above points for O’Level, you can calculate your aggregate with ease by yourself.

What Does Cut-off Mark Really Mean?

Cut off mark simply means a certain mark which candidates are expected not to score below if they want to be admitted for the particular year in view.

For example, if UNILAG sets its JAMB cut off mark as 300, then any student who scores below 300 should automatically start thinking of other options.

The general UNILAG Cut-off mark for JAMB is 200. Any UTME candidate that scores 200 and above is eligible for UNILAG post UTME screening exercise.

FAQ: Does UNILAG Accept second choice candidates?
UNILAG accepts only first choice candidates 

In conclusion, if you want to be on the safe side, try to beat the cut off mark far above the normal cut off mark.

UNILAG JAMB cut off mark for 2021/2022 academic session is 200, but this is different from UNILAG Post UTME cut off mark for all courses. See the possible UNILAG JAMB cut off mark for all departments in the table below:

You can view the aggregate Post UTME CUT-off mark for all departments and courses in the link below:

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After seeing all of UNILAG’s departmental cut off marks for the year 2021/2022, the next important question to ask is How UNILAG do their screening.

Basically, the University of Lagos does its admission screening in two phases.

The first phase involves aspirants who applied to study in UNILAG proceeding for the pre-screening exercise immediately it is being announced.

Usually, during this first phase, only two major documents are needed i.e SSCE Result and JAMB Registration print out.

However, as a note of warning, all candidates are advised to go their pre-screening venues or centers 30 minutes before time to avoid stories that touch the heart.

Finally, the second phase then comes along immediately you have been admitted into UNILAG to study any choice of course. However, at the second phase, you need to do proper screening and the documents usually needed include;

• Birth Certificate or Age Declaration
• Certificate of Local Government of Origin
• Original copies of your credentials (certificates and statements of result)
• Letter of good conduct from your village head or any responsible member of your community/or civil servant not below grade level 10 or equivalent in the private sector.

NOTE:- UNILAG does not accept awaiting result and please do ensure you come along with your admission status slip printout.

How Do I Calculate UNILAG Aggregate Score?

After going through UNILAG Cut-off mark for your desired course, and knowing fully well the JAMB cut-off mark; You can now calculate your aggregate so you will know where you fall into properly. you can use the method below.

NOTE: Your performance at O’level, UTME and Post-UTME are used for the final calculation.

O’Level usually takes 20% of the grading system, UTME takes 50% and Post-UTME which is usually the last hurdle takes 30%.

Therefore for the O’level result (WAEC/NECO),

A1……………4 points

B2……………..3.6 Points

B3……………….3.2  Points

C4……………….2.8 Points

C5………………2.5 Points

C6……………….2.0 Points

Use the grade point to calculate your 5 core subjects but however for JAMB UTME, you simply divide the overall JAMB score by 8 and divide your Post UTME Score by 2.

If you want to stand a chance to get admitted into the University of Lagos, then you must ensure your aggregate gets to at least 40%.

For more information, you can visit the university website unilag.edu.ng

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