Have you been wondering about the cut-off mark for Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu Ode for the 2024/2025 academic session? The school management has officially released the TASUED cut off mark for this year, and it stands at 160.
TASUED Cut Off Mark for All Courses
For all prospective students of TASUED, the departmental cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 session has been announced, and it remains at 160 across all courses.
TASUED JAMB and Post UTME Eligibility
If you’re a 2024 JAMB candidate and scored a minimum of 160, with TASUED as your preferred choice of institution, you are eligible to purchase the TASUED Post UTME form.
Departmental Cut Off Marks for 2024
After the release of the departmental cut-off marks by Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu Ode, all aspiring students must meet the required cut-off mark for their selected courses to be admitted into any undergraduate program in the institution.
FAQs:
What is the cut-off mark for TASUED?
The cut-off mark for Tai Solarin University of Education generally varies by academic year and course of study. Historically, the university has set its minimum JAMB cut-off mark at around 180 for most courses. However, more competitive courses may require higher scores.
Are there different cut-off marks for different courses at TASUED?
Yes, TASUED often sets different cut-off marks for different courses based on the competitiveness and demand of the program. Courses like Education, Arts, and some sciences might have lower cut-off marks compared to highly competitive fields like Computer Science, Biochemistry, or Microbiology.
How does TASUED calculate its aggregate score for admission?
TASUED typically calculates its aggregate admission scores by considering both the JAMB score and the score obtained in the post-UTME screening. The specific formula and weight given to each component can vary by year, so applicants need to check the latest guidelines issued by the university.
Can I gain admission if I meet the cut-off mark but perform poorly in the post-UTME?
Meeting or surpassing the JAMB cut-off mark is just the first step. TASUED also places significant emphasis on the post-UTME screening score. A poor performance in the post-UTME can jeopardize your chances of admission, even if you have a high JAMB score.
What should I do if my score is below the TASUED cut-off mark?
If your score is below the required cut-off mark for your chosen course, you might consider either choosing a less competitive course where the required cut-off is within your score range or trying to improve your score by retaking the JAMB exam in the next session. Additionally, exploring other educational opportunities or institutions where your score meets the requirements might also be advisable.
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Conclusion
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