Both JAMB cut off mark and University cut off mark are
determined based on the same factor which is "statistic". What
do I mean by statistic?

Statistics means the number of applicants for the school, number
of applicants for the course, number of pass rate in JAMB or
POST UME, and number of fail rate in JAMB and POST UME. I
will explain them for you, so read attentively.

NUMBER OF APPLICANTS FOR THE SCHOOL

This matters alot when determining the JAMB cut off mark of the
school. Also, you should know that it is JAMB that determines
the cut off mark for a school ( i am referring to the JAMB cut
off mark),which means the school can go above the cut off mark
to admit students but they should not go below the cut off
mark.

Remember cut off mark is a benchmark, in other words,it is a
boundary the University should not pass. For example, you can't
expect cut off mark for EKSU to be higher than the cut off
mark for OAU simply because the number of applicants that opt in
for OAU is always higher than the number of applicants that opt
in for EKSU every year. Most times, the highest cut off mark
JAMB can set for a school is 220 based on previous years cut
off mark.
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