How to Calculate IMSU Aggregate Score
With the conclusion of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board Examinations for the 2023/2024 academic session, it has become very necessary for all candidates to start preparing for the Imo State University (IMSU) Post UTME exams.
Many candidates have been searching for answers regarding the IMSU cut off marks, fees, departmental cut offs, post-UTME cut-offs, aggregate score calculations, etc.
In this article, we will be discussing the intricacies involved with calculating the IMSU aggregate score for the 2024–2025 academic session. Without further ado, let’s get right into it!
How to Calculate IMSU Aggregate Score
To correctly calculate your IMSU aggregate score, you need to know:
- The JAMB Examination is made up of 400 marks
- The IMSU Post UTME is made up of 100 marks
Follow these steps:
- Divide your JAMB score by 8
- Divide your Post UTME score by 2
- Add up the results
Here is an example calculation:
Candidate | JAMB Score | Post UTME Score |
---|---|---|
BELLA | 240 | 80 |
- BELLA’s JAMB score (240) divided by 8 is 30
- BELLA’s Post UTME score (80) divided by 2 is 40
- 30 + 40 = 70
- Therefore, BELLA’s aggregate score is 70
I hope this breakdown makes it clear how to arrive at your IMSU aggregate score using your JAMB and Post UTME results! Let me know if you have any other questions.
IMSU Aggregate Score for All Courses
The Imo State University (IMSU) uses an aggregate score to determine admission eligibility into the various academic programs.
This score is a weighted average of your performance in the following key examinations.
Below is the aggregate score for all the courses offered at IMSU:
Faculty | Department | Cut Off Mark |
---|---|---|
Faculty of Social Sciences | Economics | 233 |
Mass Communication | 237 | |
Geography and Environmental Management | 188 | |
Political Science | 240 | |
Psychology | 214 | |
Faculty of Business Administration | Accountancy | 236 |
Banking & Finance | 229 | |
Insurance | 192 | |
Management | 220 | |
Marketing | 215 | |
Faculty of Agric Veterinary Medicine | Agric Econs & Ext | 182 |
Animal Sci & Fisheries | 181 | |
Crop Sci & Biotech | 183 | |
Soil Sci & Biotech | 198 | |
Faculty of Education | Admin | 190 |
Foundation | 182 | |
Edu Accounting | 182 | |
Economics | 208 | |
Fine & Applied Arts | 194 | |
Geo–phy | 186 | |
Mathematics | 186 | |
Psychology | 193 | |
Guidance & Counselling | 182 | |
Info Science | 206 | |
Architecture | 220 | |
Building | 190 | |
Surveying & Geoinformatics | 180 | |
Fine & Applied Arts | 184 | |
Land Surveying | 192 | |
Quantity Surveying | 191 | |
Urban and Regional Planning | 187 | |
Faculty of Health Sciences | Optometry | 249 |
Medical Laboratory Science | 200 | |
Biochemistry | 230 | |
Nursing Science | 205 | |
Nutrition and Dietetics | 202 | |
Faculty of Humanities | History & International Studies | 220 |
Igbo & Linguistics | 188 | |
Philosophy | 188 | |
Religious Studies | 180 | |
Faculty of Sciences | Botany | 189 |
Biochemistry | 230 | |
Chemistry / Ind. Chemistry | 207 | |
Computer Science | 238 | |
Physics | 191 | |
Mathematics & Ind. Mathematics | 187 | |
Microbiology / Ind. Microbiology | 245 | |
Physics | 192 | |
Statistics | 182 | |
Zoology | 257 | |
Faculty of Engineering | Agric Engineering | 180 |
Civil Engineering | 220 | |
Electrical Engineering | 229 | |
Food Science Technology | 200 | |
Mechanical Engineering | 221 |
Please note that these are the departmental cut-off marks for Imo State University, Owerri.
Importance of Meeting Cut-off Marks
The official IMSU cut-off mark for all courses is 160. Therefore, in the above example, the candidate’s aggregate score of 441 meets the overall requirement.
However, competitive courses like Medicine and Law usually have higher departmental cut-off marks. Ensure you meet the specific cut-off mark for your desired programme.
Meeting or exceeding the relevant cut-off marks qualifies you for admission into IMSU.
Does Imo State University write a post-UTME exam?
The Imo State University (IMSU) holds a post UTME screening exam annually for admission seekers who selected IMSU as their first choice when registering for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
The key highlights of the IMSU post UTME exam are:
Purpose of the Exam
- To assess the academic preparedness of admission candidates for university education
- To evaluate candidates’ knowledge in core subjects like English, Mathematics, and General Paper
- To rank and select the best candidates for the available admission slots
Eligibility
To be eligible, you must:
- Have selected IMSU as first choice institution in UTME registration
- Have a minimum UTME score set by IMSU
- Meet other entry requirements set by your department
Exam Format
The exam is computer-based and typically covers:
- English Language
- Mathematics
- General Paper
The exact scope varies by department.
Key Dates
The IMSU post UTME holds around August-September every year. The schedule is announced on the IMSU website.
Key things to do:
- Register online
- Pay required post UTME fees
- Take the exam on scheduled date and venue
Meeting the post UTME requirements and performance targets will qualify you for admission into IMSU.
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