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Aspiring to study at the prestigious University of Benin (UNIBEN)! Law programs at UNIBEN consistently rank among the top in Nigeria, offering a rigorous and well-respected education.
But before you go into your LLB journey, understanding the cut-off marks is crucial. Let’s break down the key information and address some frequently asked questions:
UNIBEN Cut-Off Marks for Law (2024)
JAMB Cut-Off Mark: The minimum JAMB score for ALL courses at UNIBEN for the 2023/2024 session is 200.
This means you need to score at least 200 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to be eligible for admission consideration.
Departmental Cut-Off Mark: While the general JAMB cut-off applies, UNIBEN has its own departmental cut-off marks for specific programs. For Law, the cut-off mark is 205 and above. This means you need to score at least 205 in your UTME to be considered for the Law program, regardless of your JAMB score.
Important Note: These are minimum cut-off marks, and the actual cut-off might be higher depending on the competitiveness of the program and the number of applicants.
FAQs and Answers:
What are the different specializations within Law at UNIBEN?
UNIBEN’s Law program offers two specializations: Jurisprudence and International Law and Private and Property Law. Both specializations require the same 205 cut-off mark.
Do I need to participate in the Post-UTME screening?
Yes, all candidates who meet the cut-off marks must participate in the Post-UTME screening exercise. This typically involves a written test and oral interview.
When will the 2024 Post-UTME screening dates be announced?
The official dates for the 2024 Post-UTME screening are yet to be announced. However, they are usually held between July and August. Keep an eye on UNIBEN’s official website and social media channels for updates.
What are my chances of getting admitted with a score?
Unfortunately, I cannot predict your chances of admission with certainty. It depends on various factors, including the overall competition for Law, the performance of other applicants, and your Post-UTME screening score. However, scoring significantly above the cut-off mark and performing well in the screening will increase your chances.
