DELSU Cut Off Mark 2025/2026 is Out for All Courses

The Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, has officially released its cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic session. This information is crucial for prospective students as it determines the minimum scores required for admission into various programs. Below are the details regarding the cut-off marks for JAMB and departmental requirements.

JAMB Cut Off Mark

• Approved JAMB Cut Off Mark: The minimum cut-off mark set by DELSU for the 2025/2026 academic session is 170. This means that candidates must score at least 170 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to be eligible for admission consideration.

Departmental Cut Off Marks

DELSU has different departmental cut-off marks that vary by course. Here are some of the key departmental cut-off marks:

Important Considerations

• Aggregate Score Calculation: To calculate your aggregate score, DELSU uses a formula that combines your JAMB score and Post UTME score. Typically, your JAMB score is divided by 8, and your Post UTME score is divided by 2. The sum of these two values gives your aggregate score, which is then compared against the departmental cut-off marks.
• Eligibility for Post UTME: Candidates who meet or exceed the JAMB cut-off mark of 170 are eligible to apply for DELSU’s Post UTME screening. It is essential to perform well in this screening to enhance your chances of admission.

DELSU Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026 Academic Session

• The approved JAMB cut off mark for Delta State University (DELSU) for the 2025/2026 academic session is 170 and above.
• This means that the official DELSU cut-off mark for 2024 admission is 170.
• Only those who score 170 are eligible for this year’s DELSU Post UTME screening form.

DELSU Departmental Cut Off Marks 2025/2026

Delta State University (DELSU) has announced 170 and above as the official departmental cut off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session.

This implies that you must have an aggregate score of 170 and above to be considered for admission.

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE

1. Agricultural Economics -170
2. Agricultural Extension -170
3. Soil Science -170
4. Crop Science -170
5. Animal Science -170
6. Fisheries & Aquaculture -170
7. Forestry & Wildlife -170
8. Agribusiness Management -170

FACULTY OF ARTS

1. English & Literary Studies -170
2. Fine & Applied Arts -170
3. History & International Studies -170
4. French -170
5. Linguistics -170
6. Linguistics/Urhobo -170
7. Music -170
8. Religious Studies -170
9. Philosophy -170
10. Theatre Arts -170

FACULTY OF BASIC CLINICAL SCIENCES

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FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES

1. Anatomy & Cell Biology -170
2. Medical Biochemistry -170
3. Nursing Science -170
4. Pharmacology -170
5. Physiology -170

FACULTY OF CLINICAL MEDICINE

1. Medicine & Surgery -170

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

1. Business Education -170
2. English Education -170
3. History Education -170
4. Early Childhood Education -170
5. Educational Management with options in (Political Science, Economics, History, Computer
Science) -170
6. Guidance and Counselling -170
7. Health & Safety Education -170
8. Human Kinetics -170
9. Library& Information Science -170
10. Biology Education -170
11. Chemistry Education -170
12. Computer Science Education -170
13. Integrated Science Education -170
14. Mathematics Education -170
15. Physics Education -170
16. Economics Education -170
17. Geography Education -170
18. Political Science Education -170
19. Social Studies -170
20. Technical Education -170
21. Agricultural Science Education -170
22. Home Economics -170
23. Fine Arts Education -170
24. Music Education -170

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

1. Chemical Engineering -170
2. Civil and Environmental Engineering -170
3. Electrical and Electronic Engineering -170
4. Mechanical Engineering -170
5. Petroleum Engineering -170

FACULTY OF LAW

1. Law

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

1. Accounting -170
2. Banking & Finance -170
3. Business Administration -170
4. Public Administration -170
5. Office and Information Management -170
6. Marketing -170
7. Entrepreneurship -170

FACULTY OF PHARMACY

1. Pharmacy -170

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

1. Animal and Environmental Biology -170
2. Biochemistry -170
3. Botany -170
4. Chemistry -170
5. Industrial Chemistry -170
6. Computer Science -170
7. Geology -170
8. Mathematics -170
9. Industrial Mathematics -170
10. Medical Laboratory Science -170
11. Microbiology -170
12. Biotechnology -170
13. Physics -170
14. Science Laboratory Technology (with five options/areas of specialization) -170

FACULTY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

1. Economics -170
2. Geography & Regional Planning -170
3. Mass Communication -170
4. Political Science -170
5. Psychology -170
6. Sociology -170

How DELSU Screening Score is Determined

1. The number of applicants applying for admission this year will determine the cut-off mark.
2. The availability of admission quotas in each department determines the cut-off point.
3. Both JAMB and DELSU Post-UTME screening performances overall influence the cut-off marks.
4. DELSU admission policy also plays a role in determining departmental cut-off marks.

Additional Information

• If your JAMB score is below 170, you are ineligible for DELSU Post UTME screening.
• Meeting JAMB and DELSU cut-off marks is necessary, but meeting additional requirements is also essential for admission consideration.
• Highly competitive courses like Law, Medicine, and Nursing, among others, typically have higher cut-off points.

Conclusion

Prospective students aiming for admission into DELSU should ensure they meet the minimum JAMB cut-off mark of 170 and be aware of the specific departmental cut-off marks for their desired courses.

Meeting these criteria is crucial for a successful application. For further updates and detailed information about individual courses, candidates are encouraged to visit the official DELSU website or contact the admissions office directly.