UNIOSUN Releases Departmental Cut-Off Marks for 2025/2026 Admission Exercise


UNIOSUN Releases Departmental Cut-Off Marks for 2025/2026 Admission Exercise

Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has released the departmental cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 admission exercise. The released benchmarks provide candidates with an opportunity to assess their admission chances and make informed decisions regarding their preferred courses.

Admission into UNIOSUN is highly competitive, especially for professional and sought-after programmes. Candidates are therefore advised to compare their aggregate scores with the approved departmental cut-off marks before proceeding with admission-related decisions.

Top UNIOSUN Courses and Their Cut-Off Marks

College of Health Sciences

Course General Merit
Medicine & Surgery (MBBS) 85.3
Nursing Science 77.5
Medical Laboratory Science 74.7
Radiography & Radiation Science 73.1
Pharmacology 68.2
Public Health 65.6
Physiology 63.8
Nutrition & Dietetics 63.0
Anatomy 62.8
Health Information Management 60.2
Environmental Health Science 59.6

Faculty of Law

Course General Merit
Law (LL.B) 79.4
Common & Islamic Law 73.3

Faculty of Science

Course General Merit
Computer Science 68.1
Cyber Security 66.0
Software Engineering 65.9
Information Technology 60.9
Data Science 59.6
Biochemistry 62.8
Microbiology 62.5
Science Laboratory Technology 62.9

Faculty of Social Sciences

Course General Merit
Mass Communication 72.0
International Relations & Diplomacy 70.2
Criminology & Security Studies 69.4
Economics 68.0
Political Science 67.8
Sociology 67.2
Psychology 64.8
Public Administration 62.9
Peace & Conflict Studies 62.1

Faculty of Arts

Course General Merit
Philosophy 68.8
Linguistics & Communication Arts 67.8
History & International Studies 66.1
English & International Studies 65.9
French & International Studies 65.1
Theatre Arts 64.4
Tourism Studies 63.0
Arabic Language & Literature 62.5
Yoruba 60.5
Islamic Studies 58.3
Christian Religious Studies 47.5

Faculty of Agriculture

Course General Merit
Animal Science 58.5
Agricultural Economics 57.0
Agricultural Extension 56.5
Fisheries & Aquaculture 55.0
Agronomy 54.8
Wildlife Management 54.0
Forestry 50.0

Most Competitive Courses in UNIOSUN

Based on the released admission benchmarks, the most competitive programmes for the 2025/2026 admission cycle include:

  • Medicine and Surgery – 85.3
  • Law – 79.4
  • Nursing Science – 77.5
  • Medical Laboratory Science – 74.7
  • Radiography – 73.1
  • Mass Communication – 72.0
  • International Relations & Diplomacy – 70.2
  • Criminology & Security Studies – 69.4

These courses continue to attract a large number of applicants annually and usually require very strong academic credentials.

Courses with Lower Admission Competition

Candidates with lower aggregate scores may consider programmes such as:

  • Forestry – 50.0
  • Development Studies – 50.0
  • Geography – 50.0
  • Christian Religious Studies – 47.5
  • Advertising – 47.6
  • Environmental Education – 47.6

These programmes may offer better admission prospects for candidates whose aggregate scores fall below the requirements of highly competitive courses.

Important Advice for UNIOSUN Aspirants

Meeting the departmental cut-off mark does not automatically guarantee admission. Candidates must also satisfy all O'Level requirements, subject combinations, and screening conditions stipulated by the university. Furthermore, competition, admission quota, and the performance of other applicants can influence the final admission list.

Candidates whose scores are below the cut-off mark for their preferred courses should seek professional guidance before making a change of course decision.

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