NBU has confirmed 150 as its cut-off mark for 2026/2027 admissions. That is the baseline JAMB uses to screen candidates who selected the institution, and it applies before any departmental requirement.
Candidates who are still unsure where they stand should treat NBU’s figure as the starting point for everything else in the admission process. This is the starting point for every candidate, no matter which department they eventually apply to.
Candidates who want admission into Nigerian British University must meet the expected cut-off mark for the school and for their chosen course or department. Skipping or rushing this part of the process is one of the more common reasons admission gets delayed.
Once you meet the cut-off mark, you can proceed with the rest of the admission requirements for your desired course. It is worth double-checking this detail directly against the official portal before relying on it.
Nigerian British University JAMB Cut-off Mark
The confirmed JAMB cut-off mark for Nigerian British University is 150 for 2026/2027, matching the national floor JAMB has set for all universities this cycle. An older figure of 140 circulated for this school, but that predates the current cycle’s policy and is no longer accurate.
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Courses/Departments in Nigerian British University With Their Cut-off Marks
Nigerian British University doesn’t publish a separate cut-off mark for each course it offers (mainly programmes like Accounting, Banking and Finance, Business Administration, Economics, Entrepreneurship Studies, International Relations and Diplomacy, Marketing, and Mass Communication).
Prospective applicants who score 150 or above in UTME are qualified to apply for admission into any of these courses, though the university still screens based on merit once Post-UTME is done.
NBU’s Cutoff, Put in Context
Meeting the cut-off mark at NBU 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. NBU candidates should keep that in mind while the rest of the admission process plays out.