Aspiring to become a media maven at the prestigious University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)?
Then understanding the cut-off mark for Mass Communication is crucial. But beyond just a number, here’s a comprehensive guide to help you navigate your admissions journey:
Merit Category: 265
This is the benchmark score you need to aim for if you want to be considered for admission through the merit list. Remember, this is an aggregate score calculated by combining your JAMB score and UNN Post-UTME score.
Catch-All Category:
UNN also considers candidates from specific states under its “Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS)” policy. Here are the cut-offs for Mass Communication:
- Taraba State: 207
- Rivers State: 199
- Plateau State: 192
- Kogi State: 205
- Cross River State: 208
- Benue State: 188
- Bayelsa State: 190
- etc. (Full list available on UNN website)
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
What’s the JAMB cut-off mark for Mass Communication at UNN?
While the departmental cut-off is higher (265), the JAMB cut-off for all courses at UNN stands at 160. However, aiming higher in JAMB is always recommended.
Does my state of origin affect my chances?
Yes, if you belong to an ELDS state, you qualify for a lower cut-off mark specifically allocated for your state.
When will the Post-UTME screening hold?
The official dates for the 2024/2025 Post-UTME haven’t been announced yet. Keep an eye on the UNN website for updates.
