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If your 2025 JAMB score wasn’t as high as you’d hoped, don’t be discouraged. Many Nigerian universities accept lower JAMB scores where you can apply.
This year’s jambs result was frustrating, Some even wondered if there was a mistake, especially after JAMB admitted to a system glitch and offered a rewrite. But who wants to go through that stress all over again?
Don’t lose hope if your Jamb score is not high enough for top universities like UNILAG, UI, or UNN (which usually require 180 and above).
Here are 10 universities you can consider if you have a low JAMB score:
1. Federal University, Birnin Kebbi (FUBK)Cut-off mark: 140
FUBK is known for its flexible admission policy and modern facilities. It’s a federal university that welcomes students with lower JAMB scores, but make sure you meet the specific requirements for your course.
2. Federal University, Dutse (FUD)Cut-off mark: 150
Located in Jigawa State, FUD offers programs in Computing, Economics, Biological Sciences, and more. Some courses have higher competition, but many departments accept modest scores, especially in less competitive areas.
3. Kebbi State University of Science and Technology (KSUSTA)Cut-off mark: 140
KSUSTA focuses on science and technology programs like Engineering, Computer Science, and Agriculture. As a state university, it has lower cut-off marks compared to similar tech-focused schools, making it a great option for STEM students with lower scores.
4. Sokoto State University (SSU)Cut-off mark: 140
SSU offers a wide range of courses in Arts, Social Sciences, and Education. It is known for a more flexible admission process and is a good fit if you want a less competitive environment with quality education.
5. Taraba State University (TSU)Cut-off mark: 140
TSU in Jalingo offers programs in Education, Humanities, and Natural Sciences. It’s affordable, provides a good learning environment, and is a practical choice if you need admission without very high scores.
6. Adamawa State University (ADSU)Cut-off mark: 140
Located in Mubi, ADSU is flexible, especially for Arts and Social Science courses. It accepts scores from 140 upwards depending on the program, and also offers part-time and diploma options.
7. Bauchi State University (BASU)Cut-off mark: 140
BASU is a developing university with faculties in Sciences, Arts, and Management. It welcomes students with JAMB scores as low as 140 and is investing in infrastructure and staff to improve student opportunities.
8. Ondo State University of Science and Technology (OSUSTECH)Cut-off mark: 150
OSUSTECH is a state-owned tech university offering courses in Engineering, Environmental Sciences, and Agriculture. It maintains a relatively low cut-off mark and focuses on innovation and entrepreneurship.
9. Plateau State University (PLASU)Cut-off mark: 160
PLASU, located in Bokkos, provides programs in Sciences, Arts, and Social Sciences. Depending on the course, it accepts JAMB scores from 140 upwards. It offers a quiet campus with a community-focused learning approach.
10. Private UniversitiesCut-off mark: 150 and above
Private schools like Bells University, Covenant University, and Igbinedion University are often more flexible with JAMB scores. However, tuition is higher.
These universities usually offer smaller classes, better facilities, and faster admissions. If you can afford it, private universities might be the easiest way to get admitted with a low JAMB score.
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