JAMB Admission Points Calculator: How Likely are You to Get Admission?

Disclaimer:

Please be informed that the results of this admission points calculator are based on JAMB's admission screening modeldesigned so that institutions can admit students without Post-UTME. Also, we use the cut-off marks that schools like University of Ibadan (UI), University of Lagos (UNILAG) and University of Nigeria (UNN) used for their 2016/2017 admission screening exercise to calculate your chance of securing admission. This is because we assume that if you can meet up with the cut-off marks of these schools, you can get admission into almost any other school. There is no guarantee however, that institutions will use this model in totality to admit students. In fact, the results of this calculator does not guarantee that you will be given admission.

Find Out Your Chances of Securing Admission

Please ensure you select an answer for each of the following five questions so that your admission points can be calculated correctly.

1. Did you write your NECO, WAEC or GCE in one sitting?

Select yes or noYesNo 

2. What did you score in your JAMB?

Select your score rangeLess than 150150 - 180180 - 185186 - 190191 - 195196 - 200201 - 205206 - 210211 - 215216 - 220221 - 225226 - 230231 - 235236 - 240241 - 245246 - 250251 - 255256 - 260261 - 265266 - 270271 - 275276 - 280281 - 285286 - 290291 - 295296 - 300301 - 305306 - 310311 - 315316 - 320321 - 325326 - 330331 - 335336 - 340341 - 345346 - 350351 - 355356 - 360361 - 365366 - 370371 - 380381 - 390391 - 400 

3. Out of the five relevant and necessary subjects for the course you chose in JAMB, how many A's did you have?

Hint: Check the WAEC, NECO or GCE results for the one or two sittings you have and find out how many subjects out of the five necessary subjects were A1. The five subjects required by most schools are usually the four subjects you wrote in JAMB and an additional relevant subject for the course.

Select the number of A's012345 

4. Out of the five relevant and necessary subjects for the course you chose in JAMB, how many B's did you have?

Hint: Check the WAEC, NECO or GCE results for the one or two sittings you have and find out how many subjects out of the five necessary subjects were B2 and B3. The five subjects required by most schools are usually the four subjects you wrote in JAMB and an additional relevant subject for the course.

Select the number of B's012345 

5. Out of the five relevant and necessary subjects for the course you chose in JAMB, how many C's did you have?

Hint: Check the WAEC, NECO or GCE results for the one or two sittings you have and find out how many subjects out of the five necessary subjects were C4, C5 and C6. The five subjects required by most schools are usually the four subjects you wrote in JAMB and an additional relevant subject for the course.

Select the number of C's012345 

6. Which course did you apply or register for during your UTME registration?

Note: If you do not see your course on the list, then find a course most closely related to your course and select it.

Select your desired courseAccounting / AccountancyActuarial ScienceAdult EducationAgricultural EngineeringAgricultural EconomicsAgricultural Extension and Rural DevelopmentAgronomyAnimal ScienceAnthropologyArabic Language and LiteratureArabic Studies EducationArcheaology and TourismArchitectureBanking and FinanceBiochemistryBotanyBuildingBusiness Administration (Management)Cell Biology and GeneticsChemical EngineeringChemistryChineseCivil EngineeringClassicsCombined ArtsCombined Biological SciencesCommunication and Language ArtsCommunication and Language Arts EducationComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceComputer / StatisticsCrop Protection and Environmental BiologyCrop ScienceDentistryEconomicsEducation ArtEducation BiologyEducation BusinessEducation ChemistryEducation Christian Religious StudiesEducation Early ChildhoodEducation EconomicsEducation EnglishEducation FrenchEducation GeographyEducation HistoryEducation Home EconomicsEducation IgboEducation Integrated ScienceEducation Islamic Religious StudiesEducation MathematicsEducation PhysicsEducation Social SciencesEducation TechnologyEducation YorubaEducational Administration and ManagementEducational FoundationsElectrical and Electronics EngineeringEnglish Language and LiteratureEstate ManagementFine and Applied (Creative) ArtsFisheriesFood Science and TechnologyForeign LanguagesForest Resource ManagementFrenchGeographyGeologyGeophysicsGermanGuidance and CounsellingHealth EducationHistory and International StudiesHome ScienceHuman KineticsIgboIndustrial and Production EngineeringIndustrial ChemistryIndustrial Relations and Personnel ManagementIndustrial Technical EducationIslamic StudiesInsuranceLibrary and Information ScienceLawLinguisticsMarine BiologyMarketingMass CommunicationMathematicsMechanical EngineeringMedical Laboratory ScienceMedical RehabilitationMedicine and SurgeryMetallurgical and Material EngineeringMicrobiologyMusicNursingNutrition and DieteticsPetroleum and Gas EngineeringPharmacologyPharmacyPhilosophyPhysicsPhysiologyPhysiotherapyPolitical SciencePolitical Science EducationPsychologyPublic AdministrationQuantity SurveyingRadiographyReligious StudiesRussianScience EducationSocial WorkSociologySoil ScienceSpecial EducationStatisticsSurveying and GeoinformaticsSystems EngineeringTheatre ArtsUrban and Regional PlanningVeterinary MedicineWildlife and Ecotourism ManagementWood Products EngineeringYorubaZoology 

7. Which of the following types of institutions did you apply for admission into?

Select the institution typeFederal UniversityState UniversityPrivate UniversityPolytechnicCollege of Education 

Click on Calculate Points below to see your admission points.