Check The OAU 2018/2019 Cut-Off Marks For All Faculties

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The Management of the Obafemi Awolowo University has released the cut-off marks for all departments in the institution,OAU Peeps News Agency can report. 

See and click the cut-off marks for any faculty below;

 N.B : Facility of Law which has lost accreditation is not included.







Faculty Of Technology

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Comments

  1. Unknown7:58 am, October 05, 2018

    What of education cutoff

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    1. Steve Harvey4:34 am, December 08, 2018

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  2. Unknown12:48 pm, October 05, 2018

    When should we be expecting faculty of education cut off?

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  3. Anonymous1:26 pm, October 07, 2018

    Please i scored 59.85 aggregate score and i was wondering if it will be possible to study computer engineering

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  4. Olorunfunmi Osinubi7:34 am, October 09, 2018

    I had 78% in my PD final result, is that the percentage I'm gonna use or I still have to add jamb and o'level?

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  5. Anonymous12:54 pm, October 09, 2018

    Please I scored 66.05 as my aggregate score is possible for me to study chemical engineering

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  6. Unknown1:02 pm, October 09, 2018

    Any idea on the date PD results would be released

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    1. ahmed afolabi5:05 pm, October 09, 2018

      Check your profile on pd portal, it has already been released

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    2. Olorunfunmi Osinubi5:37 pm, October 09, 2018

      Is that what they will use as our total percentage or do we still need to add jamb and o'level result?

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    3. ahmed afolabi9:30 pm, October 09, 2018

      They won't add anything to it . Only aggregates will be used

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  7. Unknown8:35 pm, October 10, 2018

    When should we be expecting admission list

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    1. ahmed afolabi8:37 pm, October 10, 2018

      October 16, 2018. First batch of all institutions must have been updated on jamb caps

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    2. Unknown10:26 pm, October 10, 2018

      I heard oau released their admission list after the allocated time by jamb last year

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  8. ADENIKE NASIRAT1:05 pm, October 11, 2018

    I scored 63.075 and am applying for architecture of which the cut off mark is 63.1 as an indegine of Osun State. What's my chance of gaining admission ?

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  9. Unknown9:12 am, October 17, 2018

    I scored 47.3 for Agric Economics,
    do have a chance to be in supplementary list

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  10. Unknown9:44 am, October 17, 2018

    Please I got 60.075 as my aggregate and I intend studying computer science and engineering imI an indigene of osun state please what are my chances of getting admission

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  11. tope ariyo3:58 am, October 28, 2018

    When is the admission list going to be released?

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  12. Unknown12:01 pm, November 11, 2018

    Please I scored 63.073 and I'm aspiring for accounting. My jamb caps is yet to show admission in progress. Please am I still going to be given cos I'm scared.

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  13. Steve Harvey4:34 am, December 08, 2018

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  14. Unknown3:27 pm, January 28, 2019

    Y is oau not admitting law students

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