YUMSUK 2023/2024 cut off mark has now been announced by the management of the institution. Northwest University is also known as YUMSUK and its a state University owned by the Kano State Government.
The JAMB cut off mark for the 2023/2024 admission session is 140 and this was announced by the Registrar of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board[JAMB]. This implies that candidates are expected to score at least 140 to be eligible to be admitted by JAMB however, you must also meet the school cut off mark.
YUMSUK 2023/2024 Cut Off Mark[JAMB & Departmental]
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board[JAMB] Cut Off Mark is 140 but the YUMSUK Departmental cut off mark ranges from 170 to 240. The more competitive the course, the higher the score you would need to be eligible to register for the Post UTME/DE Screening exercise. Below is the cut off marks for all the departments in the institution:
- MBBS Medicine & Surgery – 240
- Computer Science – 240
- Information & Communication Technology – 240
- International Studies – 240
- Anatomy – 240
- Biochemistry – 240
- Physiology – 240
- Accounting – 180
- Taxation- 180
- Industrial Chemistry- 180
- Biology- 180
- Business Administration- 180
- Economics- 180
- Ed. Biology- 180
- Chemistry- 180
- Ed. Chemistry- 180
- Ed. English Language- 180
- Cyber Security- 180
- Software Engineering- 180
- Islamic Studies- 180
- History International Studies- 180
- Ed. Islamic Studies- 180
- Library & Information Science Education- 180
- Arable Studies- 170
- Ed. Arabic- 170
- Ed. Economics- 170
- Ed. Geography- 170
- Ed. History- 170
- Ed. Mathematics- 170
- Ed. Physics- 170
- English Language- 170
- Entrepreneurial Studies- 170
- Hausa- 170
- History- 170
- Mathematics- 170
- Physics- 170
- Ed. Building Technology- 170
- Early Childhood Education- 170
- Ed. Technology- 170
- Ed. Electrical/ Electronic Engineering Technology- 170
- Guidance & Counselling- 170
- Geography- 170
- Industrial Mathematics- 170
Has YUMSUK 2023/2024 Cut Off Mark Been Announced?
Yes, the cut official cut off mark has now been announced by both the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board and the school management.