Admission into Nigerian Army School of Education for 2026/2027 now runs on a 100 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 Nigerian Army School of Education’s figure as the starting point for everything else in the admission process. It is the number candidates need to check first, before any other admission requirement.
Applicants who aspire to get admitted into the Nigerian Army School of Education (NASE) must meet the expected cut-off mark for the school as well as the course or department itself.
NASE’s cut-off mark is 100 to qualify for admission in 2026/2027 for all courses, matching JAMB’s national floor for colleges of education this cycle. NASE accepts and screens both first and second-choice candidates in their Post-UTME.
Nigerian Army School of Education (NASE) is a college of education located in Baboko, Ilorin, Kwara State. NASE receives applicants from all parts of the country. This step applies equally whether a candidate is applying from within the state or outside it.
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Nigerian Army School of Education (NASE) hasn’t released a departmental cut-off mark for the 2026/2027 academic session beyond the confirmed 100 floor. It is worth double-checking this detail directly against the official portal before relying on it. That detail stays the same for every candidate who applies through JAMB this cycle.
Note: Keep checking with us, as this information will be updated as soon as NASE publishes anything more specific. Nothing about that changes based on a candidate’s course of interest.
Reading Nigerian Army School of Education’s Cut-Off Mark Correctly
Nigerian Army School of Education uses its cut-off mark to set the floor for consideration, not the ceiling for admission. Everything after that point still matters.
The admission outcome still depends on everything that happens after. Nigerian Army School of Education candidates should keep that in mind while the rest of the admission process plays out.