JAMB Cut Off Mark for Law 2024 Admission – Here is all you need to know about the approved JAMB cut off mark for Law for all schools for the 2024/2025 academic session.
JAMB and departmental cut-off mark for Law 2024/2025 for all schools and Law cut off point in Nigerian Universities is out.
In this article, we’ll show you the JAMB score that you need for law admission this year and the Law admission requirements for Federal, State and Private Universities in Nigeria.
Furthermore, you will know the JAMB score that guarantees admission to study Law even without CONNECTION.
JAMB Cut off Mark for Law 2024/2025 Academic Session
Below is the approved Law cut off-mark for all schools:
| 1. | Law Cut off mark for Federal Universities | 150-400 |
| 2. | Law Cut off mark for state Universities | 150-400 |
| 3. | Law cut off mark for Private Universities | 120-400 |
JAMB cut off mark for Law for the 2024/2025 admission is 150 and above.
This means that if you scored 150 or 150 above in the just concluded Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), you are eligible to apply for admission to study Law.
However, each university has its own Law cut off mark, and admission requirements.
For instance, to study Law in UNILAG, you must score at least 200 in UTME to be eligible to apply.
Post UTME Cut Off Mark for Law 2024
To pursue a Law degree, you must meet the Post UTME cut off mark of 200 or higher.
Requirements to Study Law in Nigeria
- To be eligible to study Law, you must have a minimum of five (5) credits in your O’Level results, which can be from WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB. These credits must include English Language and Mathematics.
- Your O’level must not exceed two (2) sittings. (some universities accept only one (1) sitting).
- Be at least 16 years of age at the time of admission.
What is a Good JAMB Score For Law?
A good JAMB score to study Law in 2024/2025 is 250 and above.
Regardless of the above, it’s important to note that admission into a Law programme or degree is not solely based on JAMB score.
Other factors like performance in post-UTME or screening, the general performance of students in JAMB, the required number of students, and the state of origin of the candidate are also considered.
Therefore, it is advisable to aim for a higher score to improve your chances of gaining admission to study Law.
Conclusion
JAMB score alone isn’t enough for Law admission!
It’s easier to gain admission with a UTME score as low as 150 to study Law in some private universities.
However, for Federal and state universities, you must have scored at least 200 or above.
We hope you found our article on to be helpful.
