Prospective students seeking admission into Olabisi Onabanjo University for the 2025/2026 academic session now have access to comprehensive information about cut off marks and available courses. The state-owned institution located in Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State has released its admission requirements, providing clarity for thousands of applicants.
Understanding OOU's Admission Requirements
The general cut off mark for Olabisi Onabanjo University stands at 160 points for the 2025/2026 academic year. This minimum score serves as the baseline requirement for candidates to be considered for the Post UTME screening exercise. However, prospective students should note that individual departments maintain higher cut off marks for competitive programs.
Originally established as Ogun State University on July 7, 1982, the institution was renamed Olabisi Onabanjo University on May 29, 2001. The university operates multiple campuses and offers diverse academic programs through undergraduate, postgraduate, part-time, and distance learning modes.
Departmental Cut Off Marks for Undergraduate Programs
The university offers over 70 undergraduate degree programs across various faculties. While the general cut off mark is 160, competitive courses require significantly higher scores. Here's a detailed breakdown of departmental requirements:
Highly Competitive Programs
The Faculty of Law and Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences maintain the highest cut off marks. Civil Law requires 220 points, while Medicine and Surgery also demands 220 points. Similarly, Nursing and Pharmacy programs require 220 points for consideration. Anatomy and Physiology programs require 200 points each.
Engineering and Technology Programs
Engineering faculties maintain rigorous standards with Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering all requiring 180 points. Computer Science and Biochemistry programs require 170 points, while Agricultural Engineering and Architecture also demand 170 points.
Business and Social Sciences
The Faculty of Administration shows varying requirements with Accounting requiring 170 points, while Banking and Finance, Business Administration, and Public Administration accept 160 points. In Social Sciences, Mass Communication and Political Science require 170 points, while Economics, Psychology, and Sociology accept 160 points.
Science and Education Programs
Most Science programs require 160-170 points, with Applied Zoology, Physics, and Plant Science at 160 points, while Industrial Chemistry, Mathematics, Microbiology, and Statistics require 170 points. Education faculties generally maintain a 160-point requirement across most combined programs.
Postgraduate Program Opportunities
Olabisi Onabanjo University offers extensive postgraduate opportunities across all faculties. The institution provides postgraduate diplomas, masters, and doctoral programs in fields including Arts, Sciences, Administration, Social Sciences, Education, Law, Medical Sciences, Agriculture, Pharmacy, Engineering, and Environmental Studies.
Admission Process and Requirements
Prospective students must meet several key requirements beyond attaining the cut off mark. OOU does not accept second-choice candidates, and applicants must have required O-level credits in not more than two sittings. The post-UTME registration for the 2024 session occurred from September 17th to 20th.
The university calculates aggregate scores using a specific formula that combines JAMB and Post-UTME results. The JAMB score contributes 60% of the total aggregate, calculated as (JAMB score / 400) x 60, while the Post-UTME score contributes 40%, calculated as (Post-UTME score / 100) x 40.
Financial Considerations
Successful applicants must pay ₦75,000 as non-refundable acceptance fees to receive their admission letters. After payment, students can access the Olabisi Onabanjo University student portal to confirm admission status and view tuition fees.
Important Contacts and Resources
Prospective students seeking detailed departmental cut off marks can contact the university directly at +234-805-972-4082 or email enquiries@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng to request a comprehensive PDF document containing all departmental requirements.
The university maintains an official website where applicants can access detailed information about application procedures, admission requirements, and academic programs. With proper preparation and understanding of these requirements, prospective students can successfully navigate the admission process at one of Ogun State's premier educational institutions.
