OOU Cut-Off Marks for All Courses (2026/2027): General, Departmental & Admissible Scores Everything You Need to Know Before Applying to Olabisi Onabanjo University

Published by OGB Admission Hub If you are seeking admission into Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago-Iwoye , one of the most common questions is: "What is the cut-off mark for my course?" Many candidates confuse the general cut-off mark , departmental cut-off mark , and admissible cut-off mark . This guide explains the difference and provides realistic admission targets for all major programmes. Understanding OOU Cut-Off Marks 1. General (Minimum) Cut-Off Mark – 160 The management of Olabisi Onabanjo University has fixed 160 as the minimum UTME score required to qualify for the 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening exercise. Candidates who score 160 and above may apply, provided they meet other admission requirements. Important: Scoring 160 does not guarantee admission into every course. It only makes you eligible to participate in the screening. 2. Departmental Cut-Off Mark OOU does not officially publish a final departmental cut-off mark for every programme before admission is concluded . Admission into each department depends on: Number of applicants. Departmental quota. Candidates' aggregate scores. Competition for the course. 3. Admissible Cut-Off Mark The admissible cut-off mark is the recommended score that gives a candidate a realistic chance of admission based on previous admission trends and course competitiveness. It is not an official OOU publication but serves as a practical guide. OOU Cut-Off Marks for Major Courses (2026/2027 Guide) CourseMinimum (Eligibility)Competitive / Departmental GuideAdmissible Target Medicine & Surgery 160 270+ 280+ Nursing 160 260+ 270+ Pharmacy 160 260+ 270+ Law 160 250+ 260+ Medical Laboratory Science 160 250+ 255+ Anatomy 160 220+ 230+ Physiology 160 220+ 230+ Accounting 160 220+ 230+ Banking & Finance 160 220+ 225+ Business Administration 160 220+ 225+ Economics 160 220+ 225+ Mass Communication 160 220+ 230+ Political Science 160 210+ 220+ Public Administration 160 210+ 220+ Sociology 160 200+ 210+ Psychology 160 210+ 220+ Computer Science 160 220+ 230+ Computer Engineering 160 220+ 230+ Civil Engineering 160 220+ 230+ Mechanical Engineering 160 220+ 230+ Electrical/Electronics Engineering 160 220+ 230+ Agricultural Engineering 160 200+ 210+ Architecture 160 220+ 230+ Building Technology 160 170+ 180+ Urban & Regional Planning 160 190+ 200+ Biochemistry 160 200+ 210+ Microbiology 160 210+ 220+ Industrial Chemistry 160 190+ 200+ Chemistry 160 180+ 190+ Physics 160 180+ 190+ Mathematics 160 180+ 190+ Statistics 160 180+ 190+ Applied Geophysics 160 180+ 190+ Zoology 160 180+ 190+ Plant Science 160 180+ 190+ Fisheries 160 180+ 190+ Forestry & Wildlife 160 180+ 190+ Agriculture 160 180+ 190+ Agricultural Economics 160 180+ 190+ English Language 160 200+ 210+ History & Diplomatic Studies 160 180+ 190+ Philosophy 160 180+ 190+ Religious Studies 160 180+ 190+ French 160 180+ 190+ Yoruba 160 180+ 190+ Fine & Applied Arts 160 180+ 190+ Performing Arts 160 180+ 190+ All Education Courses 160 180+ 190+ Library & Information Science 160 180+ 190+ Taxation 160 200+ 210+ Geography & Regional Planning 160 180+ 190+ *The competitive and admissible scores above are informed estimates based on recent admission patterns and programme competitiveness. OOU's official published figure is the 160 minimum eligibility score ; final admission thresholds vary by programme and admission cycle. Course Competitiveness 🔴 Extremely Competitive (250+) Medicine & Surgery Nursing Pharmacy Law 🟠 Highly Competitive (200–249) Engineering Computer Science Accounting Mass Communication Economics Medical Laboratory Science 🟡 Moderately Competitive (180–219) Political Science Psychology Biochemistry Microbiology Banking & Finance Business Administration Sociology Taxation 🟢 Less Competitive (160–199) Agriculture Fisheries Forestry Mathematics Physics Chemistry Geography History French Yoruba Education Programmes Fine & Applied Arts OGB Admission Hub Advice 160 qualifies you to register for the OOU Post-UTME, but it should be seen as the starting point , not the target. If you're applying for competitive courses such as Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, or Law, aim for a significantly higher score to improve your chances. Ensure you meet the O'Level subject requirements and perform well in any required screening exercise. Calculate Your OOU Admission Chances with OGB Admission Hub Don't rely on guesswork. Use the OGB Admission Calculator to: ✅ Calculate your aggregate using school-specific formulas. ✅ Estimate your admission chances. ✅ Compare your score with competitive ranges. ✅ Discover suitable alternative courses and institutions. Prepare with the OGB CBT Portal ✔ 170,000+ JAMB CBT Questions ✔ Real CBT Simulation ✔ AI-Powered Explanations ✔ Performance Tracking ✔ Instant Results Visit: www.ogbadmissionhub.com OGB Admission Hub – Read. Practice. Calculate. Gain Admission.