UNIMAID 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 UNIMAID’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.
UNIMAID Cut-off Mark for 2026/2027
UNIMAID’s Post-UTME registration for 2026/2027 runs from June 14 to August 14, 2026, with 150 as the cut-off mark for most undergraduate programmes. That’s the number to clear for the general run of courses. Candidates should keep a copy of every document mentioned here, since admission offices often ask for it again.
Competitive courses sit well above that floor. Medicine, Law, and the Bachelor of Dental Surgery have historically expected scores around 250, with PharmD close behind. Within Engineering, Computer Engineering tends to ask for more than Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering, and within Law, the Common Law track usually sits above Sharia Law.
Management and Social Sciences courses, including Accounting, Economics, Business Administration, Mass Communication, Political Science, and Sociology, generally fall in the mid-range above the general floor. Skipping or rushing this part of the process is one of the more common reasons admission gets delayed.
These departmental figures come from reporting around UNIMAID’s screening notice rather than a single official table, so if a specific course is close to your score, confirm with UNIMAID directly before you commit.
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Why UNIMAID’s Cutoff Is Just the Start
Meeting the cut-off mark at UNIMAID opens the door. What happens after that, from documentation to screening, still determines who actually gets admitted.
Nothing about the rest of the process gets easier just because this figure is cleared. UNIMAID candidates should keep that in mind while the rest of the admission process plays out.