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Evaluate your real admission standing for Nigerian federal, state, and private universities using official NUC & JAMB departmental benchmarks, catchment quotas, and composite aggregate formulas.
Historical Merit Benchmark: ~260 points
A score of 230 is significantly below historical competitive cut-offs for Medicine & Surgery. We strongly recommend exploring related degree courses or utilizing private university options.
Detailed statistical breakdown for popular course targets and JAMB score bands.
Strong merit standing for first-generation federal universities.
Viable for state universities and catchment area quotas.
Requires allied health switch or private university option.
Safe merit buffer across federal and leading state institutions.
Solid standing for state universities and ELDS concessions.
Target private university nursing programs or allied science.
Comfortable qualification across federal pharmacy faculties.
Strong for state universities with solid Post-UTME performance.
Competitive for federal universities with healthy aggregate buffer.
Target state universities or regional catchment institutions.
Guaranteed Post-UTME qualification at UNILAG, UI, OAU, UNIBEN.
Strong standing across all federal and premier state faculties.
Eligible for 60+ state universities and polytechnic degree tracks.
Accessible for private universities and ND Computer Science.
Comfortable qualification across modern digital science faculties.
High merit candidate for federal engineering departments.
Solid eligibility for state engineering colleges and polytechnics.
Well-positioned for merit screening at federal tech universities.
Good prospects in state universities and polytechnic HND routes.
Clean benchmark clearance across federal and state tech faculties.
Top merit standing for UNILAG, UI, UNN, and ABU Law faculties.
Competitive for state university law faculties and catchment slots.
Requires high Post-UTME or private university faculty placement.
Strong qualification for ICAN-accredited university faculties.
Accessible for state universities and polytechnic accountancy.
Competitive placement for prominent social science faculties.
Eligible for state university economics and banking programs.
Strong standing for media and journalism faculties nationwide.
Competitive in state universities and leading polytechnics.
Exceeds standard federal cutoffs for biological science departments.
Clean qualification across state universities and colleges.
Comfortable qualification across medical and science faculties.
Surpasses federal cut-offs for agriculture and forestry colleges.
Meeting the general JAMB cut-off is only step one. Here is the official framework tertiary institutions use to allocate seats:
Open to candidates across all 36 states with the highest composite scores. No state or regional preference applies.
Reserved for candidates whose state of origin falls within the university's designated surrounding geopolitical zone.
Allocated to candidates from Educationally Less Developed States (e.g., Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Zamfara, Taraba, Sokoto, Yobe).
Most Nigerian universities use the 50:30:20 or 50:50 composite screening scoring system:
Your score over 400 is scaled to 50% by dividing by 8 (e.g., 280 ÷ 8 = 35.0%).
Your screening test score over 100 is converted to 30% by multiplying by 0.3 (e.g., 70 × 0.3 = 21.0%).
5 core subjects graded (A1=4.0, B2=3.6, B3=3.2, C4=2.8, C5=2.4, C6=2.0) out of 20 points (e.g., 5 As = 20.0%).
Verified guidance on departmental cutoffs, change of course, and screening mechanics.
Enter your exact O'Level grades, JAMB score, and target university to generate your verified composite score according to institutional guidelines.