Adamawa State Polytechnic Cut Off Mark 2024/2025 Academic Session

Adamawa State Polytechnic Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025; Greetings to all UTME candidates who have selected Adamawa State Polytechnic as their institution of choice for the upcoming academic session. We would like to inform you that the Polytechnic has announced the cut-off mark required for admission. It is of utmost importance that you verify if you meet the criteria and start preparing accordingly. Listed below are the approved courses and the cut-off mark set by the institution. Please be aware that only students who have attained or exceeded the minimum cut-off mark will be considered for admission. Also, kindly note that students whose UTME scores fall below the prescribed cut-off mark may not be granted admission to the university.

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Adamawa State Polytechnic Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025

To be considered for the post-UTME screening exercise at Adamawa State Polytechnic, you need to have scored a minimum of 120 in the recently conducted JAMB UTME examination. This score is required for admission into the Polytechnic’s degree courses, and it is important to note that the cut-off mark for all degree courses listed is also 120. Therefore, if you scored at least 120 in the JAMB UTME examination, you’re eligible to apply for these degree courses.

However, meeting the cut-off mark does not guarantee admission to the Polytechnic or your preferred degree course. Admission is subject to meeting other requirements and criteria set by Adamawa State Polytechnic. These requirements include having the necessary O’level subject combinations and meeting the Polytechnic’s age requirements.

Additionally, the Polytechnic operates a quota system that favors candidates from Adamawa State and the Northeast region of Nigeria. Therefore, candidates from these areas may have a higher chance of gaining admission compared to candidates from other regions.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the cut-off mark or the admission process, feel free to comment below, and we’ll be more than happy to assist you.