Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU)
KSU (PAAU) Releases Departmental Cut Off Marks for 2025/2026

Prince Abubakar Audu University has released the official cut-off marks for 2025–2026 admission. Both departmental scores and JAMB marks are now set, with courses like Law, Nursing, and Medicine carrying the highest bars. Candidates are encouraged to review carefully before the Post UTME.

Prince Abubakar Audu University, once known as Kogi State University, has opened the gate for another admission season. The school has now made public the cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic year. For those who have been waiting, this is the moment to check if their scores measure up.

A Brief Look Back at PAAU

The University sits in Anyigba, Kogi State. It was founded in 1999 by Prince Abubakar Audu, the governor at the time. The name has changed a few times, yet the mission has stayed the same, to provide solid education for students within and outside the state.

One figure stands tall, about 98% of its courses are accredited by the National Universities Commission. That alone has kept students flowing in year after year.

PAAU Post UTME Cut-Off Marks

The numbers vary from course to course. Some are high, others lower, but each is a gatekeeper in its own right. A few samples:

  1. Agriculture – 44.0
  2. Fisheries and Aquaculture – 32.0
  3. Food Science and Technology – 53.5
  4. Forestry – 31.2
  5. Home Science – 31.2
  6. Arabic Language & Literature – 31.2
  7. Christian Religious Studies – 31.2
  8. English Language & Literary Studies – 42.5
  9. History and International Studies – 40.0
  10. Islamic Studies – 31.2
  11. Philosophy – 31.2
  12. Theatre Arts – 30.5
  13. Education & Biology – 47.5
  14. Education & Chemistry – 31.2
  15. Education & Mathematics – 31.2
  16. Education & Physics – 31.2
  17. Education & Christian Religious Studies – 31.2
  18. Education & Islamic Studies – 31.2
  19. Education & English Language – 31.2
  20. Education & Economics – 31.2
  21. Education & Geography – 31.2
  22. Education & Social Studies – 40.0
  23. Human Kinetics & Health Education – 31.2
  24. Education Administration & Planning – 40.0
  25. Library and Information Science – 31.5
  26. Law – 66.5
  27. Accounting – 50.5
  28. Banking and Finance – 47.0
  29. Business Administration – 50.0
  30. Public Administration – 51.0
  31. Animal and Environmental Biology (Zoology) – 41.5
  32. Biochemistry – 53.5
  33. Chemistry – 41.5
  34. Computer – 54.4
  35. Information and Communication Technology – 55.0
  36. Software Engineering – 55.0
  37. Cybersecurity – 55.0
  38. Data Science – 55.0
  39. Geology – 45.0
  40. Applied Geophysics – 40.0
  41. Industrial Chemistry – 48.0
  42. Mathematics – 31.2
  43. Microbiology – 55.5
  44. Physics – 31.2
  45. Industrial Physics – 31.2
  46. Physics with Electronics – 31.2
  47. Plant Sciences & Biotechnology (Botany) – 44.5
  48. Statistics – 31.2
  49. Economics – 49.0
  50. Geography & Planning – 40.5
  51. Mass Communication – 58.5
  52. Broadcasting – 50.0
  53. Film and Multimedia – 50.0
  54. Advertising – 50.0
  55. Journalism and Media Studies – 50.0
  56. Public Relations – 50.0
  57. Political Science – 54.5
  58. Sociology – 50.5
  59. Human Anatomy – 48.5
  60. Human Physiology – 47.5
  61. Medical Laboratory Science – 60.5
  62. Nursing Science – 62.0
  63. Pharmacology – 55.5
  64. Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) – 65.5

Plenty of other courses have their own figures. Each number sets the bar for merit admission in that department.

PAAU JAMB Cut-Off Marks

Alongside departmental scores, the school has also pegged general JAMB cut-off marks:

  1. Agriculture – 150
  2. Fisheries and Aquaculture – 150
  3. Food Science and Technology – 150
  4. Forestry – 150
  5. Home Science – 150
  6. Arabic Language & Literature – 150
  7. Christian Religious Studies – 150
  8. English Language & Literary Studies – 150
  9. History and International Studies – 150
  10. Islamic Studies – 150
  11. Philosophy – 150
  12. Theatre Arts – 150
  13. Education & Biology – 150
  14. Education & Chemistry – 150
  15. Education & Mathematics – 150
  16. Education & Physics – 150
  17. Education & Christian Religious Knowledge – 150
  18. Education & Islamic Studies – 150
  19. Education & English Language – 150
  20. Education & Economics – 150
  21. Education & Geography – 150
  22. Education & Social Studies – 150
  23. Human Kinetics & Health Education – 150
  24. Education Administration & Planning – 150
  25. Library and Information Science – 150
  26. Law – 200
  27. Accounting – 150
  28. Banking and Finance – 150
  29. Business Administration – 150
  30. Public Administration – 150
  31. Animal and Environmental Biology – 150
  32. Biochemistry – 150
  33. Chemistry – 150
  34. Computer Science – 150
  35. Geology – 150
  36. Industrial Chemistry – 150
  37. Mathematics – 150
  38. Microbiology – 150
  39. Physics – 150
  40. Plant Science & Biotechnology – 150
  41. Statistics – 150
  42. Economics – 150
  43. Geography & Planning – 150
  44. Mass Communication – 150
  45. Political Science – 150
  46. Sociology – 150
  47. Human Anatomy – 150
  48. Human Physiology – 150
  49. Nursing Science – 200
  50. Pharmacology – 150
  51. Medical Laboratory Science – 150

This means only candidates who hit or pass these marks in JAMB can sit for the Post UTME.

What This Means for Applicants

The message is simple. If your score matches or goes beyond the cut-off, you can move forward to the PAAU Post UTME registration. If not, the door stays closed this round.

The high figures for courses like Medicine, Nursing, and Law show how tight the race is. Lower numbers in other programmes still matter, as they are the deciding lines for entry.

Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU)
PAAU Post UTME/DE Admission Form for 2025/2026

Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU) formerly Kogi State University (KSU) has opened its 2025/2026 online Post UTME and Direct Entry screening. Candidates who chose PAAU as their first choice and meet the requirements can now apply from August 4 to September 5. Read on for cut-off marks, application steps and more.

When’s the Application Starting?

You can begin applying from Monday, 4 August 2025. But don’t slack, sha. The door closes Friday, 5 September 2025. That’s your window. After that? Game over.

Who Should Apply?

Let’s break it down sharp sharp:

  • First, you must have picked PAAU as your First Choice on JAMB. Or you changed to PAAU recently.
  • You need to have scored at least 150 in your UTME. Some courses need more though. Check below.
  • If you’re a Direct Entry (DE) candidate, make sure your diploma, NCE, or degree result is no joke. Upper Credit or Merit minimum.

You fit apply even if your O’level results never show. Just say so in the form. But once you get them, upload immediately or e fit affect your admission.

The Screening Process

There’s no physical exam this time. No travel, no sweat. Here’s how they’ll judge:

  • 70% based on your UTME score
  • 30% from your O’level results

Make sure your O’level is uploaded on JAMB CAPS. That one is important. No upload, no admission.

Screening Fee

Just ₦2000. That’s it. No hidden charges. You can pay online using your ATM card or bank app.

Where to Apply

Head over to PAAU Undergraduate Portal.

Fill in all details. Carefully. Don’t rush. Double-check before you click “submit.” Na you go suffer am if you enter wrong info.

If you’re using scratch cards for result verification (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB), make sure your PIN and exam numbers correct die.

Cut-Off Marks by Course

Courses like Law and Nursing? Omo, their cut-off no be beans. But for plenty others, 150 will carry you.

Courses that need 200:

  • Law
  • Nursing Science

Courses with 150 cut-off:

Agriculture, Theatre Arts, Accounting, Computer Science, Mass Comm, Political Science, Philosophy, and more. Just scan through this small list:

  • Biochemistry
  • Microbiology
  • Public Admin
  • Sociology
  • Education courses (all of them)
  • Statistics
  • Human Anatomy
  • Medical Lab Science
  • Home Science
  • …and the rest

Basically, if you hit 150 and above, you’re in the game for most courses.

What About Direct Entry (DE)?

  • DE folks, you must apply through JAMB first.
  • Then go and complete the online screening at PAAU’s portal.
  • Your diploma result must be at least Upper Credit or Merit, depending on the programme.
  • And your A’level results will be verified via JAMB’s NIPEDS tool. No wahala if your stuff is legit.

After Applying, What Next?

The school go begin screening once registration ends. They’ll post results to the same portal you used for registration.

Meanwhile, keep checking JAMB CAPS and PAAU portal for updates. That’s where you’ll see if you don get admission or still dey on queue.

Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU)
PAAU 2024/2025 Post-UTME Registration Deadline Extended

This is to inform the general public especially prospective students of the Prince Audu Abubakar University, PAAU that the school management has extend the Post-UTME application deadline for the 2024/2025 academic session to

Saturday, 14th September, 2024.

For application, visit https://portal.paau.edu.ng/pd_dip/utme_dashboard

Prospective candidates yet to register are advised to make good use of this extension and make necessary applications. Thank you!

 

 

PAAU extends Post-UTME application deadline, 2024/2025
Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU)
PAAU Diploma II Academic Calendar 2024

PAAU Diploma II Academic Calendar 2024. The Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU) Diploma II Programme Academic Calendar has been released for the 2024/2025 academic session.

This detailed schedule outlines important dates for both the first and second semesters, ensuring that all students are well-prepared for the upcoming academic year.

PAAU Diploma II Academic Calendar

First Semester

  • Sunday, 22nd September 2024: Resumption for the first semester.
  • Monday, 23rd September 2024: Registration and lectures commence.
  • Friday, 11th November 2024: Continuous Assessment Week begins.
  • Friday, 13th December 2024: Lectures conclude.
  • Monday, 16th December 2024: Examinations start.
  • Friday, 20th December 2024: Examinations conclude.

Second Semester

  • Sunday, 5th January 2025: Resumption for the second semester.
  • Monday, 6th January 2025: Registration and lectures commence.
  • Friday, 7th February 2025: Continuous Assessment Week begins.
  • Friday, 28th February 2025: Lectures conclude.
  • Monday, 3rd March 2025: Examinations begin.
  • Friday, 7th March 2025: Examinations conclude.

The academic calendar for the 2024/2025 session provides all the necessary dates to help you stay on track