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    JAMB sets 2025/26 university cut‑off at 150, bars under‑16

    EditorBy EditorJuly 9, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Following its 2025 policy meeting, JAMB fixed the minimum cut‑off for universities at 150, with additional benchmarks for other tertiary categories, and reaffirmed a minimum age of 16 for admission. Officials say the policy aims to balance standards and student readiness, while institutions retain autonomy to set higher program‑specific thresholds.

    Source: https://punchng.com/2025-admissions-jamb-sets-150-benchmark-bars-under-16/

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