The university announced the cut-off marks in a statement issued by its Public Relations Officer, Ademola Adesoji, on Wednesday.
According to the approved cut-off mark document, candidates seeking admission into the university will be considered based on the prescribed departmental cut-off marks, admission requirements and other conditions set by the institution and relevant regulatory authorities.
UNIOSUN Nursing Science Cut-Off Mark
B.Sc. Nursing Science has the highest cut-off mark on the published list.
Candidates seeking admission through the general merit category are required to have a minimum score of 77.4, while the cut-off mark for catchment candidates is 74.4.
UNIOSUN Law Cut-Off Mark
For LLB (Bachelor of Law), the approved general merit cut-off mark is 77.1, while the catchment cut-off mark is 73.0.
B.Sc. Radiography and Radiation Science follows with a general cut-off mark of 74.5 and a catchment mark of 70.9.
For B.MLS (Medical Laboratory Science), the general merit cut-off mark is 73.8, while the catchment cut-off is 70.0.
Other UNIOSUN Courses With High Cut-Off Marks
The university also approved the following cut-off marks for some of its competitive programmes:
Common and Islamic Law: 71.3
Accounting: 69.0
Mass Communication: 68.7
B.Eng. Mechatronics: 66.8
B.Sc. Software Engineering: 66.1
B.Sc. Computer Science: 65.6
B.Eng. Civil Engineering: 64.0
B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering: 63.8
The figures represent the general merit thresholds listed in the university's approved cut-off mark document.
Courses With Lower UNIOSUN Cut-Off Marks
Some programmes have significantly lower cut-off marks compared with the most competitive courses.
B.Sc. (Ed) Mathematics has a general merit cut-off mark of 43.0, with a catchment cut-off of 40.0.
Other programmes at the lower end of the published list include:
B.A. Christian Religion Studies: 47.1 general, 40.0 catchment
B.Agric. Wildlife Management: 49.8 general, 40.0 catchment
The university's document contains separate cut-off marks for general merit and catchment candidates across the listed undergraduate programmes.
UNIOSUN Warns Candidates Against Admission Scams
UNIOSUN also warned prospective students against individuals and platforms claiming to have access to admission slots or the ability to influence the admission process.
The university advised candidates to exercise caution and avoid paying money to anyone promising preferential consideration or guaranteed admission.
According to the institution, candidates should obtain admission-related information only through its official website and verified social media platforms.
The university warned that it would not be responsible for misinformation, financial losses or other consequences resulting from reliance on information obtained from unauthorised sources.
Candidates were also advised to disregard unofficial admission messages circulating through social media platforms, WhatsApp groups and other online channels unless the information could be traced to the university's verified communication channels.
UNIOSUN Admission Strictly Based on Merit
The university emphasised that admission into UNIOSUN is strictly based on merit, subject to candidates meeting the prescribed admission requirements and other conditions stipulated by the institution and relevant regulatory authorities.
Prospective candidates are therefore advised to check their course-specific requirements carefully and rely on official university communication throughout the admission process.
The release of the departmental cut-off marks is expected to help candidates assess their chances and make informed decisions as the 2026/2027 admission exercise progresses.
The university congratulated prospective candidates and wished them success in the admission process.
UNIOSUN 2026/2027 Cut-Off Marks at a Glance
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