Thinking about studying Law at Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) for the 2024/2025 session?
Then this blog post is for you! We’ll break down the all-important cut-off mark and answer some of the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) students have about Law admission at UNIZIK.
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UNIZIK Cut-Off Mark for Law (2024/2025)
For the 2024/2025 academic session, UNIZIK has set the general cut-off mark for all courses, including Law, at 160 and above.
This means you’ll need a minimum score of 160 in your UTME (JAMB) exams to be eligible for further consideration through the school’s Post-UTME screening.
FAQs
What are the UTME subject combinations for Law?
Law aspirants must select the following UTME subject combination:
- English Language
- Literature in English
- Mathematics
- Any other two social science or arts subjects (government, history, religious studies etc.)
Is there a separate departmental cut-off mark for Law?
While UNIZIK has announced a general cut-off mark of 160, some departments might have higher departmental cut-off marks. Unfortunately, official departmental cut-off marks are usually released alongside the Post-UTME application details.
What are my chances of getting into Law at UNIZIK?
Meeting the cut-off mark is just the first step. Because Law is a competitive program, having a score well above the minimum is recommended. In addition to your UTME score, your performance in the Post-UTME screening will also be a major factor in determining your admission.
