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How To Score Above UTME Cut-off 2023

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What is POST UTME?

Post UTME (Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) is an assessment conducted by universities and other tertiary institutions in Nigeria as part of their admission process for undergraduate programs. It is a screening test administered to candidates who have applied for admission through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

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After candidates have taken the UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) conducted by JAMB, they are required to participate in the Post UTME screening exercise, which usually consists of a written test or computer-based test. The purpose of the Post UTME is to further evaluate the candidates’ academic abilities, knowledge, and suitability for admission into the respective institution.

The Post UTME examination typically covers subjects relevant to the course of study the candidate applied for, such as Mathematics, English Language, and subjects related to their desired field of study. The test may also include general knowledge questions and sometimes an essay or personal statement.

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The scores obtained in the Post UTME, together with the UTME scores, are usually used to determine the final admission list. The specific admission criteria and weightage given to the UTME and Post UTME scores may vary among institutions. Some institutions may also consider other factors like the candidate’s O’ level results (WAEC, NECO, etc.), state of origin, and catchment area.

It’s important for prospective candidates to check the admission requirements and guidelines provided by the institutions they are interested in, as the process and requirements may vary from one institution to another.

How To Score Above POST UTME Cut-off?

  1. Early Preparation matters
  2. Study for UTME the right way
  3. Target a High UTME score
  4. Know And Improve Your Weak Points
  5. Stay Close to Information
  6. Engage With Like Minds

We hope that you found our article on JAMB Cut-Off Mark For 2023/2024 for all schools and departmental cut-off points to be helpful.

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