If the prestigious University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) is your target for Law studies, understanding the 2024 cut off mark is crucial.
This blog post serves as your comprehensive guide, providing not only the essential information but also addressing the top FAQs surrounding UNILORIN’s Law program admission.
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The Cut Off Mark Unveiled:
Let’s go straight into the numbers: UNILORIN hasn’t officially announced the departmental cut off mark for Law in 2024 as of the time writing this.
However, drawing insights from previous years and industry trends, we can estimate the cut off mark to be around 260-280 in UTME. Remember, this is just an estimation, and the actual mark may vary slightly.
While the UTME score holds significance, remember that UNILORIN conducts a Post-UTME screening exercise specifically for Law aspirants.
This screening considers your UTME score along with your performance in the exercise to determine your final admission standing. Therefore, excelling in the Post-UTME is equally crucial.
FAQs:
Are there exceptions to the cut off mark?
Yes, in certain cases:
- Indigene Quota: If you hail from Kwara State, the indigene quota might offer a slight advantage in terms of cut off marks.
- Exceptional Cases: In rare instances, UNILORIN might consider candidates with exceptional academic records or outstanding achievements, even if their scores fall slightly below the cut off mark.
Where will the official cut off mark be announced?
UNILORIN typically releases departmental cut off marks closer to the admission exercise.
How can I increase my chances of securing admission?
- Early Bird Advantage: Begin preparing for UTME and Post-UTME well in advance. Utilize past questions, mock exams, and relevant study materials.
- Seek Expert Guidance: Connect with counselors, admission officers, or current Law students at UNILORIN for valuable advice and insights into the admission process.
- Showcase Your Passion: Highlight your commitment to Law through extracurricular activities, volunteer work, or relevant experiences in your application and during the screening exercise.
