The Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University (KOMU) cut off mark for admission into the 2023/2024 academic session has been published. The KOMU cut off mark is the minimum score set by the university for admission of candidates into its various undergraduate degree programs.
Knowing the cut off mark for admission into KOMU is very important for prospective students as it helps them determine if they stand a chance of getting admitted or not. In this comprehensive article, we have provided all the details you need to know about the KOMU JAMB cut off mark as well as the KOMU departmental cut off marks for all courses.
KOMU Cut Off Mark 2023/2024
The Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University general cut off mark for the 2023/2024 academic session is 140. This means that any candidate who scores 140 and above in the UTME examination is eligible for the KOMU post UTME screening exercise.
However, scoring the set cut off mark alone does not guarantee admission as the available departmental quota must also be put into consideration.
So in addition to attaining the required KOMU UTME cut off mark of 140, you must also attain the KOMU departmental cut off mark for your chosen course before you stand a chance of gaining admission into the university.
The Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University management conducts admission screening exercises after the release of JAMB UTME results to determine the candidates that meet the KOMU cut off mark for each school and also qualify for admission in their respective departments.
KOMU Departmental Cut Off Mark 2023/2024
- The KOMU JAMB cut off mark for Law is 280
- The cut off mark for Medicine and Surgery is 260
- The KOMU cut off mark for Accounting is 180
- The KOMU JAMB cut off mark for Business Administration is 160
- Computer Science departmental cut off mark is 190
- The cut off mark for Biochemistry is 190
- KOMU cut off mark for English Language is 140
- The departmental cut off mark for Mathematics is 190
- For Microbiology, the cut off mark is 180
- The KOMU post UTME minimum score for Physics is 180
- Cut off mark for Chemistry is 190
- The JAMB cut off mark for Estate Management is 160
The cut off marks for other courses offered in KOMU are not stated. Once the cut off mark for your department is released, we will update this article with the official cut off marks.
Please note: Meeting the above listed cut off marks for your chosen course does not guarantee your admission if the quota for the department has already been met.
Admission into KOMU is very competitive. So you need to score higher than the stated cut off marks to increase your chances of admission.
Scoring 5 credits and above including English and Mathematics in WASSCE/NECO is also required to boost your chances so you should not rely on JAMB scores alone.
Why the KOMU Cut Off Mark is Important
The Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University cut off mark is very important for the following reasons:
- It helps candidates determine if they are eligible to apply for admission into KOMU or not: If you score below the cut off mark of 140, you are automatically ineligible to participate in the KOMU post UTME screening exercise or apply for admission via direct entry. You will not be offered admission if you do not meet this basic requirement.
- It serves as a screening benchmark for the university: The minimum score set by KOMU helps the admission board screen and shortlist qualified candidates for the available degree programs. By setting this benchmark, candidates who do not meet this basic academic standard are filtered out.
- It helps set a merit order during admission: Meeting the cut off mark does not automatically qualify you for admission in KOMU. Your UTME/Departmental cut off mark scores help the admission board select the best candidates with the highest scores for admission until the approved quota is filled up. So you need to aim higher than the minimum 140 mark.
- Reduces admission requests to the barest minimum: By insisting that interested candidates meet the set cut off mark before applying for admission, KOMU is able to control and manage admission requests from thousands of candidates seeking degree programs.
Courses Offered in KOMU And Cut Off Marks
Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University offers a wide range of undergraduate programs under various faculties and departments.
Here is a list of all the accredited NUC degree programs available in KOMU and their O’level and JAMB subject requirements.
Faculty of Science
- Biochemistry
- JAMB Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Physics
- O’level subjects: Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Physics/Geography
- Cut off Mark: 190
- Microbiology
- JAMB Subjects: Biology, Chemistry, & 2 other Science subjects
- O’level subjects: English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology
- Cut off Mark: 180
- Biology
- JAMB Subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics & English/Physics
- O’level subjects: English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology
- Cut off Mark: 160
- Mathematics
- JAMB Subjects: Mathematics, English, Chemistry & Physics
- O’level subjects: Mathematics, English, Chemistry and any two of Biology, Agricultural Science, Economics, Geography and Physics
- Cut off Mark: 190
- Computer Science
- JAMB Subjects: Mathematics, English, Physics & Chemistry
- O’level subjects: English, Mathematics, Physics and two other Science subjects
- Cut off Mark: 190
- Physics
- JAMB Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology & Mathematics
- O’level subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English
- Cut off Mark: 180
- Statistics
- JAMB Subjects: Mathematics, English, Economics and any Science subject
- O’level subjects: Mathematics, English and any three from the following subjects: Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Agriculture Science, Geography, Economics
- Cut off Mark: 160
Faculty of Management and Social Sciences
- Accounting
- JAMB Subjects: Mathematics, English, Economics and any other Social Science subject
- O’level subjects: Mathematics, English, Economics and any two/three subjects from Arts or Social Sciences
- Cut off Mark: 180
- Business Administration
- JAMB Subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics and any other Social Science subject
- O’level subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics and any two/three subjects from Arts or Social Sciences
- Cut off Mark: 160
- Banking and Finance
- JAMB Subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics and any other Social Science
- O’level subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Economics, Commerce, Government, Geography or any other Social Science subject
- Cut off Mark: 180
- Economics
- JAMB Subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics and any of Government, History, Geography, Literature in English, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Agricultural Science
- O’level subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics and any two/three subjects from Arts, Social Sciences or Science
- Cut off Mark: 180
- Marketing
- JAMB Subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics and any other Social Science subject
- O’level subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics and any two Commercial subjects
- Cut off Mark: 180
Faculty of Arts
- English Language
- JAMB Subjects: English Language, Literature in English, CRK/IRK and any other Arts subjects
- O’level subjects: English Language, Literature in English and two/three other Arts subject
- Cut off Mark: 140
- Philosophy
- JAMB Subjects: CRK/IRK, English Language, Literature in English, Government/History
- O’level subjects: English Language, CRK/IRK, one Arts subject and any other two/three subjects
- Cut off Mark: 160
Faculty of Environmental Sciences
- Architecture
- JAMB Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English Language
- O’level subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English Language and Technical Drawing
- Cut off Mark: 160
- Estate Management
- JAMB Subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics and any other Social Science subject
- O’level subjects: English, Mathematics, Economics/Commerce and any two/three Arts or Social Science subjects
- Cut off Mark: 160
SEE Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University Ogboko Courses Offered
How To Calculate Your KOMU Post UTME/Aggregate Score
Admission into KOMU is not done using JAMB scores alone as it is very competitive. To determine candidates suitable for admission, 40% of your O’Level grades and 60% of your UTME scores are combined to arrive at a cut off mark aggregate score.
This simply means that you stand a higher chance of admission if you do well in both your O’Levels and UTME.
See the formula for calculating your aggregate cut off mark below:
- JAMB Score: 60%
- O’Level Score: 40%
So for example:
- If you score 270 in JAMB UTME
- And you have A1 parallel in your WAEC/NECO exams
To calculate your post UTME aggregate score you simply:
- Multiply your JAMB score by 60% (270 x 60% = 162)
- Then multiply your O’Level score by 40%. Let’s assume your WAEC score in parallel is 60/100 when converted to percentage.
- So 60 x 40% = 24
- Add the two scores together:
- UTME: 162
- O’Level: 24
- Total Aggregate Score = 186
So your total post UTME aggregate score will be 186.
Candidates with the highest aggregate cut off mark scores within the available admission quota are offered provisional admission per department/course.
KOMU Admission Requirements 2023/2024: UTME & Direct Entry
We have explained what the KOMU cut off mark is, why it is important, the various faculties and courses available as well as how your post UTME aggregate score is calculated.
Now, what are the requirements for admission into KOMU whether via UTME or Direct Entry (DE)?
Entry Requirements for UTME Applicants
To apply for admission into Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University through JAMB UTME, you must:
- Meet the required KOMU cut off mark for your course which for 2023/2024 session is minimum of 140
- Must have chosen KOMU as first/second choice when registering for UTME. If not, change to KOMU via JAMB CAPS
- Score a minimum of 5 credits pass at SSCE/GCE O’ Level or its equivalent in relevant subjects including English and Mathematics
- Take and pass the KOMU post-UTME screening exercise
- Participate in the interview session if invited for one
- Must be 16 years of age and not more than 25 years old
SEE KO MBADIWE POST UTME Result
Entry Requirements for Direct Entry (DE) Applicants
Candidates applying via Direct Entry must:
- Possess 5 credits including English and Mathematics in SSCE/NECO/GCE
- Must be holders of:
- 2/3 A’ Level passes
- NCE with at least a Merit pass
- OND/HND/First degree or other diplomas from a recognized Institution.
- IJMB with a minimum score of 7 points
- Take and pass the KOMU post-UTME and/or interview screening
Additional Notes
- All documents must be certified by appropriate authority
- All O’level results must be in official statement of result and not scratch cards
- All credentials will be verified by the University prior to admission
- Admission into KOMU is purely on merit
How To Apply For KOMU Post UTME Screening Exercise
Online application forms for the Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University post UTME screening exercise for the 2023/2024 academic session will be out soon.
See the steps below to successfully apply for KOMU post UTME form when it is finally out:
Step 1: First and foremost, ensure you meet the KOMU cut off mark for your chosen course.
Step 2: Visit the Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University portal via www.komu.edu.ng.
Step 3: On the homepage, navigate and click on “Online Application”. This is where you purchase your post UTME forms.
Step 4: Click on “Apply Online” and go through the application instructions thoroughly to avoid errors.
Step 5: Proceed by clicking on the “Start your Admission Process” button.
Step 6: You can then start filling the admission application form. Provide accurate details and information on the form.
Step 7: After filling the form, click on submit. Next is to make payment online for the post UTME application fee which is just ₦2,000 as at time of writing this article.
Step 8: You can pay with your ATM card or use any of the other available Remita Payment Options.
Step 9: After payment, ensure you print out the acknowledgement slip which contains your screening details.
Step 10: You will also receive the acknowledgement slip via email so keep it safe as you will be required to present it on the main screening day.
That’s all!
With the procedures listed above, you can easily purchase and fill your KOMU post UTME forms without stress once it is out.
If you meet the minimum 140 cut off mark and score high in post UTME, you stand a good chance of gaining admission via merit or supplementary lists released by JAMB.
SEE KOMUÂ Portal: Admission | Student | Screening
Conclusion
We have provided very detailed information on everything you need to know about the KOMU JAMB and departmental cut off marks for 2023/2024 admission as well as all courses offered and O’Level requirements.
Meeting the Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University cut off mark for medicine (260) or law (280) does not guarantee automatic admission until you participate and excel in the post screening exercise.
Scoring 5 credits and above in relevant O’Level subjects for your chosen course will also improve your chances of admission.
The KOMU post UTME forms will be on sale soon. Visit the official school website for more information. We have listed the application steps above so you don’t miss out.
Good luck!
FAQs about KOMU Cut Off Mark 2023/2024
Q1. What is the JAMB cut off mark for Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University 2023/2024?
Ans. The KOMU JAMB cut off mark for the 2023/2024 academic session is 140.
Q2. I had 180 in UTME but didn’t choose KOMU as first choice, can I still be admitted?
Ans. Yes you can change to KOMU as first choice via JAMB CAPS portal and you stand a good chance since your score is above the 140 cut off mark.
Q3. Does meeting the KOMU cut off mark for my course guarantee me admission?
Ans. No it doesn’t guarantee automatic admission. You have to take the post UTME screening test and excel before admission can be offered based on merit and quota availability.
Q4. When will the KOMU post UTME forms for 2023/2024 be on sale?
Ans. The Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University post UTME forms will be out soon. Keep checking the school portal for application details.
Q5. I have lower credit in Mathematics but 6 As and Bs in WAEC including English Language. Can i still gain admission to study Economics?
Ans. Yes, with your outstanding grades, you can still be offered admission to study Economics since you have upper credits and distinction in relevant subjects even with a pass in Mathematics.
I hope this comprehensive guide on the KOMU cut off marks for all courses has provided the information you need to make an informed admission decision.
Let me know on the comment section if you have any other questions.
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