Isa Mustapha Agwai I Polytechnic, Lafia (IMAP), formerly Nasarawa State Polytechnic (NASPOLY), has its Post-UTME screening open for the 2026/2027 session. Here’s what’s actually confirmed about the cut-off mark, rather than recycled numbers from last cycle.
IMAP is a Nasarawa State-owned polytechnic in Lafia. Admission runs on JAMB’s UTME score first, then the polytechnic’s own Post-UTME screening, with merit and catchment area both playing a part in who gets in.
IMAP Cut-off Mark for 2026/2027
JAMB’s 2026 policy meeting fixed 100 as the national floor for polytechnics and monotechnics this cycle, so no Nigerian polytechnic, IMAP included, can screen anyone below that. Reports tied to IMAP’s own Post-UTME screening put its practical cut-off at 110, a modest step above the floor that’s consistent with how the polytechnic has set its mark in recent cycles.
Treat 110 as the working figure for now. IMAP doesn’t publish separate cut-offs per course; the same mark applies whether you’re going for Accountancy, an Engineering ND, or anything else on offer. We haven’t found a figure posted directly on IMAP’s own portal for this cycle, so if you’re close to the line, it’s worth checking with the school before you commit to a course choice.
Your O’Level result still matters as much as your UTME score. You’ll need five credits, including English and Mathematics, from no more than two sittings, on top of clearing the cut-off.
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We’ll update this page if IMAP publishes a different figure through its own admissions office for this cycle.