UNIOSUN: Releases 2026/2027 Cut-Off Marks; Law, Nursing Lead

File photo: Osun State University, Osogbo gate. Kindly share this story: Osun State University has released its approved cut-off marks for admission into its various undergraduate programmes for the 2026/2027 academic session. This is as Nursing Science and Law records the highest thresholds at 77.4 and 77.1 respectively. The university disclosed this in a statement issued by its Public Relations Officer, Ademola Adesoji, on Wednesday. According to the approved cut-off mark document released by the university, candidates seeking admission into B.Sc. Nursing are required to score at least 77.4 under the general merit category, while the cut-off mark for catchment candidates is 74.4. For LLB (Bachelor of Law), the general cut-off mark is 77.1, while the catchment cut-off is 73. B.Sc. Radiography and Radiation Science follows with a general cut-off mark of 74.5 and a catchment mark of 70.9, while B.MLS (Medical Laboratory Science) has a general cut-off mark of 73.8 and a catchment mark of 70. The university also set the general cut-off mark for Common and Islamic Law at 71.3, while Accounting and Mass Communication have general cut-off marks of 69 and 68.7 respectively. Other courses with relatively high thresholds include B.Eng. Mechatronics, 66.8; B.Sc. Software Engineering, 66.1; B.Sc. Computer Science, 65.6; B.Eng. Civil Engineering, 64; and B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering, 63.8. See more Punch stories on Google. Add Punch on Google Courses with lowest cut offs At the lower end of the published thresholds, B.Sc. (Ed) Mathematics has a general cut-off mark of 43 and a catchment mark of 40. B.A. Christian Religion Studies has a general cut-off mark of 47.1 and a catchment mark of 40, while B.Agric. Wildlife Management has a general cut-off mark of 49.8 and a catchment mark of 40. The document contains separate general merit and catchment cut-off marks for the listed undergraduate programmes. The university emphasised that admission into UNIOSUN was “strictly based on merit”, subject to candidates meeting the prescribed admission requirements and other conditions stipulated by the university and relevant regulatory authorities. Expert urges law to tackle recurring floods in Ekiti Flood displaces over 1,000 households in more Osun communities UNIOSUN debuts in THE global rankings, emerges Nigeria’s top state university It warned prospective candidates against individuals or platforms claiming to have access to admission slots, preferential consideration or opportunities to influence the admission process. “Prospective candidates are therefore advised to exercise caution and avoid individuals or platforms claiming to have access to admission slots, preferential consideration or opportunities to influence the admission process,” the university said. It further warned candidates and members of the public against fraudulent individuals who might attempt to exploit the admission process for financial gain. Candidates seeking admission were advised to obtain information only through the university’s official website and verified social media platforms. The university said it “will not be responsible for any misinformation, financial loss or other consequences arising from reliance on information obtained from unauthorised sources.” UNIOSUN also advised candidates to disregard unofficial admission-related messages circulating on social media platforms, WhatsApp groups and other online channels unless such information could be traced to the university’s verified communication channels. The university congratulated all prospective candidates and wished them success in the admission process. See the full cut-off marks for merit and catchment candidates across all 107 courses: 1/1 2/4 3/4 4/4 Tosin Oyediran Tosin Oyediran is a journalist with Punch Newspapers, bringing over eight years of newsroom experience to his coverage of politics, health, advocacy, sports, and entertainment. Known for sharp interviews and human-centered reporting, his w

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