The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) have announced that it will hold its 2015 Policy meeting to determine cut-off marks for admission of candidates into tertiary institutions on Tuesday July 14, 2015.


This was disclosed by JAMB’s Public Relations Officer, Mr Fabian Benjamin, who said that the meeting defines the criteria for the year’s admissions into higher institutions.

He added that the cut-off points are arrived at after extensive deliberations with vice-chancellors of universities, provosts of colleges of education, rectors of polytechnics, monotechnics as well as innovative enterprise institutions and other stakeholders.


Prospective Post UTME candidates are to note that the Jamb utme cut off mark is the minimum cut-off for tertiary institutions in Nigeria and some schools reserves the right to review their own cut-off mark upwards depending on the number of candidates that qualified for post utme.