AKSCOE has set out its cut-off mark position for 2026/2027 admissions. Anyone who selected the school on JAMB should treat this as the first checkpoint before any further paperwork or departmental screening begins.
Candidates who are still unsure where they stand should treat AKSCOE’s figure as the starting point for everything else in the admission process. Getting this detail wrong at the outset can cost an otherwise qualified candidate a place later.
University of Education, Afaha Nsit Cut-off Mark for 2026/2027
As a newly upgraded university, the school now falls under JAMB’s university floor of 150 for degree admission in 2026/2027, not the lower 100 mark AKSCOE used as a college of education. Candidates should keep a copy of every document mentioned here, since admission offices often ask for it again.
The upgrade happened only about a year ago, so a full set of confirmed cut-off figures from the university’s own admissions office isn’t something we could independently verify for this cycle. Skipping or rushing this part of the process is one of the more common reasons admission gets delayed.
If the university still runs a legacy NCE track during its transition, that track would follow the lower college-of-education floor of 100 rather than the university floor. Confirm directly with the admissions office which track you’re applying for before you rely on either number.
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We’ll update this page once the University of Education, Afaha Nsit publishes a confirmed cut-off mark through its own channels. That detail stays the same for every candidate who applies through JAMB this cycle. It is worth double-checking this detail directly against the official portal before relying on it.
The Line AKSCOE Is Actually Drawing
Meeting the cut-off mark at AKSCOE opens the door. What happens after that, from documentation to screening, still determines who actually gets admitted.
That is true no matter how comfortably a candidate clears the mark. AKSCOE candidates should keep that in mind while the rest of the admission process plays out.