Admission into AAU for 2026/2027 now runs on a 140 cut-off mark. Candidates who scored below that in UTME are not eligible to proceed, regardless of their course of interest.
Candidates who are still unsure where they stand should treat AAU’s figure as the starting point for everything else in the admission process. This figure applies to every candidate who selected the institution, regardless of course preference.

AAU2026/2027 Jamb Cut-Off Mark
Ambrose Alli University Jamb’s cut-off mark is the general cut-off mark set as a benchmark for all courses offered in the school.
AAU Jamb’s cut-off mark for the 2026/2027 academic session is 140, so for a student to register for the Ambrose Alli University POST UTME he or she must score nothing less than 150 in the concluded JAMB examination.
However, Due to high competition, it’s advisable to score more than the expected cut-off mark to boost your chances of gaining admission into the university.
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AAU 2026/2027 Departmental Cut-Off Marks
| FACULTY | CUT OFF MARK | JAMB SCORE |
| Agriculture | 35 | 140 and above |
| Arts EXCEPT: Mass Communication Department Theatre & Media Arts Department |
35 50 40 |
140 and above 200 and above 160 and above |
| Basic Medical Sciences | 35 | 140 and above |
| Education | 35 | 140 and above |
| Engineering & Technology EXCEPT: Industrial and Production Engineering Department |
45 35 |
180 and above 140 and above |
| Environmental Studies | 35 | 140 and above |
| Law | 60 | 240 and above |
| Life Sciences EXCEPT: Microbiology Department |
35 40 |
140 and above 160 and above |
| Management Sciences EXCEPT: Banking & Finance Department Public Administration Department |
45 35 38 |
180 and above 140 and above 140 and above |
| Medical Laboratory Science | 55 | 220 and above |
| Physical Sciences | 35 | 140 and above |
| Social sciences | 35 | 140 and above |
Where AAU’s Cutoff Leaves You
The cut-off mark is AAU‘s way of narrowing the field. Candidates who clear it still have real work left before admission is confirmed.
That is true no matter how comfortably a candidate clears the mark. AAU candidates should keep that in mind while the rest of the admission process plays out.

