[NOW OUT!] OAUSTECH 2024/2025 Cut-Off Mark for All Courses

About: Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology, OAUSTECH

Cut-Off Mark: 150+

School Fees: N80,000 – N180,000

Admission Format: UTME and Direct Entry.

Change of Course: Yes. Available through JAMB CAPS

Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH) cut-off mark for 2024/2025 academic session is 150.

Start getting ready for the post-UTME screening if you score 150 and above in the UTME exam.

Understand that some courses require higher cut-off marks. So, ensure you meet the requirements for the course you opt for.

OAUSTECH 2024 Cut-Off MArk

Explore below all the courses Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology offers and their cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session

List of Courses at OAUSTECH

Agriculture – 150
Biochemistry – 150
Biological Sciences – 150
Botany – 150
Chemical Engineering – 160
Chemical Sciences – 150
Civil Engineering – 160
Communications Technology – 150
Computer Science – 160
Electrical/Electronics Engineering – 160
Fisheries – 150
Food Science and Technology – 150
Forestry and Wildlife Management – 150
Gas Engineering – 160
Geology – 150
Geophysics – 150
Industrial Chemistry – 150
Industrial Production Engineering – 150
Mathematics – 150
Mechanical Engineering – 160
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering – 160
Microbiology – 150
Nursing – 240
Petroleum Engineering – 160
Physics – 150
Polymer Engineering – 150
Statistics – 150
Zoology – 150

OAUSTECH School Fees

Tuition Fees:

Faculty of Science: ₦100,000 – ₦150,000 per session
Faculty of Engineering: ₦120,000 – ₦180,000 per session
Faculty of Information and Communication Technology: ₦100,000 – ₦150,000 per session
Faculty of Management Sciences: ₦80,000 – ₦140,000 per session

Other Fees:

Acceptance Fee: ₦20,000
Registration Fee: ₦10,000
Examination Fee: ₦5,000
Library Fee: ₦5,000
Laboratory Fee (for science and engineering students): ₦10,000

How OAUSTECH Calculates Your Aggregate Score

Olusegun Agagu University of science and Technology calculates your aggregate score by adding the JAMB score (which is 50% of the total score) to the Post-UTME score (which is 30% of the total score) and then adding the O’Level result (which is 20% of the total score).

The O’Level result is calculated by assigning points to each grade obtained in the six relevant subjects, with

A1 = 6 points
B2 = 5 points
B3 = 4 points
C4 = 3 points
C5 = 2 points
C6 = 1 point

The university then adds up the points to give your O’Level aggregate, which then adds to the JAMB and Post-UTME scores to give your total aggregate score.

This is the total score the university uses to determine your admission into the university.

next step if you didn't meet OAUSTECH cutoff mark

Consider other universities: Look for other universities that offer your desired course and have a lower cutoff mark. You can also consider state or private universities that have more flexible admission requirements.
Upgrade your result: If you’re close to the cutoff mark, consider upgrading your result by retaking JAMB next year. This gives you a better chance of meeting the cut-off mark in the next admission cycle.
Change your course: If you really want to attend OAUSTECH, consider changing your course to one that has a lower cutoff mark. This might be a good option if you’re interested in a related field or have a passion for something else.
Pursue a foundation program or diploma course: OAUSTECH offers pre-degree and JUPEB programmes. Opt for any of it. Completing one of these programs can give you a direct entry into the university, even if you didn’t meet the cutoff mark initially.