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| PAAU Releases 2025/2026 Post-UTME Cut-Off Marks for Admission |
Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU) has released the official 2025/2026 Post-UTME departmental cut-off marks. Check the full list and requirements for admission.
The Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU), Anyigba has officially announced the approved departmental cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 Post-UTME admission exercise. These cut-off marks will guide prospective students seeking admission into the university’s wide range of academic programmes.
According to the university management, the cut-off marks are determined by a candidate’s aggregate performance in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and WAEC/NECO results. This makes it important for applicants to carefully review the minimum requirements for their chosen course of study.
If you are preparing for admission into PAAU, this guide provides the latest departmental cut-off marks, course-specific requirements, and admission insights.
PAAU 2025/2026 Post-UTME Cut-Off Marks
Professional Courses
These courses recorded some of the highest benchmarks, making them highly competitive:
- Law – 66.5
- Medicine and Surgery – 65.5
- Nursing Science – 62.0
- Mass Communication – 58.5
Science & Technology-Based Courses
Reflecting the growing demand for digital and applied sciences, the following programmes set competitive cut-off marks:
- Computer Science – 56.4
- Microbiology – 55.5
- Pharmacology – 55.5
- Cybersecurity – 55.0
- Data Science – 55.0
- ICT – 55.0
- Software Engineering – 55.0
Social Science Courses
Some popular social science courses also ranked highly:
- Political Science – 54.5
- Sociology – 50.5
Faculty of Media & Communication Studies
The newly introduced media-related courses all share an accessible benchmark of 50.0:
- Broadcasting
- Film and Multimedia
- Advertising
- Journalism and Media Studies
- Public Relations
Lowest Cut-Off Marks
Some programmes retained low entry thresholds, offering opportunities for candidates with modest scores:
- Arabic Language & Literature – 31.2
- Philosophy – 31.2
- Islamic Studies – 31.2
- Mathematics – 31.2
- Physics – 31.2
- Industrial Physics – 31.2
- Forestry – 31.2
- Fisheries & Aquaculture – 32.0
- Education (Sciences and Humanities) – 31.2
These categories ensure that students with lower UTME aggregates can still access higher education within PAAU.
What This Means for Admission Seekers
With the cut-off marks officially released, admission seekers should:
- Confirm their aggregate score – combining UTME and WAEC/NECO results.
- Compare with departmental cut-off marks – to know if they meet the requirements.
- Prepare for Post-UTME screening – by focusing on subject areas related to their intended course.
- Consider alternative options – if their score does not meet their first-choice course, applying for related programmes with lower benchmarks is a smart strategy.
For detailed information on Post-UTME registration and guidelines, candidates should always check the PAAU official website or the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) portal.
Why PAAU Remains a Top Choice
Prince Abubakar Audu University has grown into one of Nigeria’s fast-rising universities, offering:
- Diverse programmes across sciences, arts, social sciences, and applied fields.
- Competitive academic standards that align with global educational expectations.
- Opportunities for students with both high and modest scores to pursue higher education.
The release of the 2025/2026 Post-UTME cut-off marks further reflects the university’s commitment to transparent and merit-based admission.
The official PAAU 2025/2026 Post-UTME departmental cut-off marks have set clear benchmarks for admission into the university. Whether you are aiming for professional courses like Medicine, Law, or Nursing, or applying to less competitive programmes, understanding these requirements will help you plan effectively.
Next Step: Visit the PAAU Admissions Portal to begin your Post-UTME registration and secure your spot for the upcoming academic year.
With the right preparation and awareness of these benchmarks, your admission into Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU) could just be within reach.
