The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has fixed January 16 for the 2021 admission policy meeting to kick-start the admission process into the nation’s tertiary institutions.


The Policy Meeting is to be chaired by the Hon. Minister of Education with all Heads of Tertiary Institutions in attendance.

The 2021 Policy Meeting is peculiar as it will go down in history as the first Policy Meeting as it has become imperative as no fewer than 4000 Heads of Tertiary Institutions comprising degree, diploma, NCE and NID-awarding institutions and other stakeholders would be expected to participate in the meeting.

The Honourable Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, would preside over the meeting with other stakeholders and top functionaries of the Education Ministry joining in from the operational base.

Heads of regulatory agencies and other critical stakeholders such as chairmen of committees on Education at the Lower and Upper Chambers of the National Assembly are also expected to join the meeting.

The meeting will discuss critical issues bordering on the advances made in the educational sector in the last one year in addition to setting the tone for the 2020/2021 Admission exercise.

The meeting will also chart policy directions for the nation’s tertiary institutions, set admission cut-off marks for each state of the federation for the 2021/2022 admission exercise and make a holistic review of application statistics, performance as well as evaluate the 2019 admissions exercise.

The meeting, in addition to other deliberations, would take a stand on concessional and acceptable minimum admissions standards to be applied in all admissions to be undertaken by all tertiary institutions in Nigeria.

See proposed Jamb Cut-off Mark below.
Below is the proposed JAMB/UTME cut-off marks for each state in the federation.*

Male Female

Abia 250 250
Adamawa 140 140
Akwa-Ibom 230 230
Anambra 250 250
Bauchi 100 100
Benue 240 240
Borno 70 70
Cross-Rivers 210 210
Delta 250 250
Edo 240 240
Enugu. 250 250
Imo 250 250
Jigawa 80 80
Kaduna 230 230
Kano 80 80
Katsina 80 80
Kebbi 80 80
Kogi 200 200
Kwara 200 200
Lagos 250 250
Niger 200 200
Ogun 240 240
Ondo 250 250
Osun 250 250
Oyo 240 240
Plateau 210 210
Rivers 240 240
Sokoto 70 50
Taraba 50 50
Yobe 50 50
FCT-Abuja 200 200
Bayelsa 200 200
Ebonyi 210 210
Ekiti 210 210
Gombe 60 60
Nassarawa 160 160
Zamfara 80 60

Source: my imagination

So somebody will score 53/400 in jamb and still get admission to study engineering.

aristocrazzy:
So somebody will score 53/400 in jamb and still get admission to study engineering.

what if it happens

If actually this is true then i will go back and write JAMB again

Drclassic:
If actually this is true then i will go back and write JAMB again

Not true bro, but never under estimate our northern brothers

What if this happens. Will you hit the streets? Just thinking aloud.

This information is false

myright:
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has fixed January 16 for the 2021 admission policy meeting to kick-start the admission process into the nation’s tertiary institutions.


The Policy Meeting is to be chaired by the Hon. Minister of Education with all Heads of Tertiary Institutions in attendance.

The 2021 Policy Meeting is peculiar as it will go down in history as the first Policy Meeting as it has become imperative as no fewer than 4000 Heads of Tertiary Institutions comprising degree, diploma, NCE and NID-awarding institutions and other stakeholders would be expected to participate in the meeting.

The Honourable Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, would preside over the meeting with other stakeholders and top functionaries of the Education Ministry joining in from the operational base.

Heads of regulatory agencies and other critical stakeholders such as chairmen of committees on Education at the Lower and Upper Chambers of the National Assembly are also expected to join the meeting.

The meeting will discuss critical issues bordering on the advances made in the educational sector in the last one year in addition to setting the tone for the 2020/2021 Admission exercise.

The meeting will also chart policy directions for the nation’s tertiary institutions, set admission cut-off marks for each state of the federation for the 2021/2022 admission exercise and make a holistic review of application statistics, performance as well as evaluate the 2019 admissions exercise.

The meeting, in addition to other deliberations, would take a stand on concessional and acceptable minimum admissions standards to be applied in all admissions to be undertaken by all tertiary institutions in Nigeria.

See proposed Jamb Cut-off Mark below.
Below is the proposed JAMB/UTME cut-off marks for each state in the federation.*

Male Female

Abia 250 250
Adamawa 140 140
Akwa-Ibom 230 230
Anambra 250 250
Bauchi 100 100
Benue 240 240
Borno 70 70
Cross-Rivers 210 210
Delta 250 250
Edo 240 240
Enugu. 250 250
Imo 250 250
Jigawa 80 80
Kaduna 230 230
Kano 80 80
Katsina 80 80
Kebbi 80 80
Kogi 200 200
Kwara 200 200
Lagos 250 250
Niger 200 200
Ogun 240 240
Ondo 250 250
Osun 250 250
Oyo 240 240
Plateau 210 210
Rivers 240 240
Sokoto 70 50
Taraba 50 50
Yobe 50 50
FCT-Abuja 200 200
Bayelsa 200 200
Ebonyi 210 210
Ekiti 210 210
Gombe 60 60
Nassarawa 160 160
Zamfara 80 60

Source: my imagination

This thread should be closed.

Nothing like this has ever existed on jamb method.

Universities decides not jamb for states.


Op how old are you?


Get yourself standardized and educated.

edoairways:
This information is false

We know

What kind of fvckery is this?

Please disregard this info.

Juliusmalema:




This thread should be closed.

Nothing like this has ever existed on jamb method.

Universities decides not jamb for states.


Op how old are you?


Get yourself standardized and educated.

Never under estimate our northern politicians

Damn. Our children education needs not to be soiled. What a m'fvcking cut off Mark is this. And they're earning same certificate ultimately? Who does that. Come off it please

if I were a jambite I will relocate to the north

nice source