TASUED Cut Off Mark: What You Need to Know for 2025/2026

Is the TASUED Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026 Out?

As of now, TASUED has not officially released any new cut off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session.

• MySchoolGist and Allschool confirm that the 2024/2025 cut off was 140, but emphasize that the new mark isn’t yet out.
• A recent update from a Facebook group also warns applicants to ignore rumors since the university hasn’t made any announcements.

Bottom line: No official cut off yet—so stay alert for updates.

Why Wait for the Official Announcement?

1. Tentative info may be inaccurate: Some sources claim a cut off of 160—likely confusion or misinformation.
2. UTME thresholds can fluctuate yearly, and TASUED hasn’t confirmed any changes.
3. Departmental cut offs (used after Post‑UTME) are usually released after screening and typically not made public

What You Can Prepare For Now

UTME Cut Off

Based on past trend, expect TASUED to likely require around 140–150 UTME score as general entry. But your best bet is to wait for the confirmed figure.

O’Level Requirements

• 5 credits in WAEC/NECO/GCE within two sittings
• Including Mathematics & English, plus any subject-specific requirements per course

Post‑UTME Screening

• Watch TASUED’s undergraduate admission portal (via the main site: tasued.edu.ng) for updates.
• Be ready to register for the Post‑UTME as soon as the cut off is announced.

Delving into Departmental Cut Off Marks

• These are course-specific thresholds after both UTME and Post‑UTME.
• TASUED typically doesn’t publish these publicly
• Recommendation: Score high on Post‑UTME, especially for competitive courses, to stay above the unknown departmental marks.

READ ALSO: Is UNIBEN Post‑UTME Form Out: Latest Updates & How to Apply

How to Keep Track

• Bookmark and regularly check TASUED’s official site: tasued.edu.ng
• Follow TASUED’s official social channels for immediate updates.
• Visit reputable education sites like MySchoolGist or Allschool—but only after cross-checking with TASUED’s announcements.

What’s Next? A Quick Timeline

Final Advice

• Stay calm—and stay ready. No need to panic over early rumors.
• Prepare assuming a 140–150 UTME minimum, but expect official confirmation soon.
• Gather your O’Level result, UTME score slip, and post‑UTME resources now to avoid last-minute rush.
• Monitor only official TASUED channels for accurate and up‑to‑date details.

Start your TASUED admission journey by bookmarking https://tasued.edu.ng and revisiting it frequently.