Ramat Polytechnic, Maiduguri, keeps its cut-off mark uniform across departments rather than splitting it by course, and that hasn’t changed for 2026/2027. Here’s the picture on the mark itself, including a new national floor that’s worth knowing about.
JAMB’s 2026 policy meeting set the national minimum for polytechnics at 100 for 2026/2027, a drop from previous cycles. Ramat Polytechnic’s own post-UTME screening threshold has consistently sat above that floor, at 120, the Ramat Polytechnic cut-off mark for all courses, and that figure is what’s reflected below. We couldn’t pull a fresh confirmation directly off Ramat Polytechnic’s website for this cycle, but the 120 figure is consistent across reported sources and with the school’s past practice of not varying cut-offs by department.
Ramat Polytechnic is a state polytechnic located in Maiduguri, Borno State, and accepts both first and second-choice candidates for its Post UTME.
Ramat Polytechnic 2026/2027 Cut-off Mark by Course
| COURSES | CUT-OFF MARK |
| Accountancy | 120 and above |
| Marketing | 120 and above |
| Office Technology & Management | 120 and above |
| Public Administration | 120 and above |
| Computer Engineering | 120 and above |
| Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology | 120 and above |
| Architectural Technology | 120 and above |
| Building Technology | 120 and above |
| Surveying & Geo-Informatics | 120 and above |
| Urban & Regional Planning | 120 and above |
| Transportation Planning and Logistics | 120 and above |
| Business Administration and Management | 120 and above |
| Banking | 120 and above |
| Agricultural Technology | 120 and above |
| Computer Science | 120 and above |
| Science Laboratory Technology | 120 and above |
| Statistics | 120 and above |
| Library & Information Science | 120 and above |
| Mass Communication | 120 and above |
Worth confirming with the admissions office directly before you apply, since neither JAMB nor Ramat Polytechnic has published a fresh departmental list for 2026/2027 yet, this reflects the pattern the institution has followed in recent cycles.
