JAMB Cut-Off Mark for Educational Administration and Planning 2026/2027

JAMB Cut-Off Mark for Educational Administration and Planning
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Every year, students aiming to study Educational Administration and Planning in Nigerian universities look forward to the official JAMB cut-off mark. The score not only decides who qualifies for admission screening but also gives an idea on the effort candidates needs to secure a spot in this field at any institution of their choice.

What is the JAMB Benchmark for Educational Administration and Planning 2026?

The minimum JAMB score to be eligible for admission into Educational Administration and Planning for the 2026/2027 academic session is 140.

However, this benchmark is not enough to guarantee admission into top institutions as federal and state universities often set higher departmental cut-offs based on competition and available admission slots.

General Requirements for Admission

To gain admission into Educational Administration and Planning, candidates must meet both JAMB and O’Level requirements. Here’s what institutions expect:

  • A minimum JAMB score of 140 (higher for competitive schools)
  • At least five O’Level credits including English Language, Mathematics, and three other relevant subjects (such as Government, Economics, or History)
  • Some universities may also conduct post-UTME screening tests or oral interviews

Nigerian Universities that Offer Educational Administration and Planning

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Below are some universities where you can study this course:

  • University of Lagos (UNILAG)
  • University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)
  • University of Ilorin (UNILORIN)
  • Lagos State University (LASU)
  • Delta State University (DELSU)
  • University of Abuja (UNIABUJA)
  • Bayero University Kano (BUK)
  • Ebonyi State University (EBSU)
  • Benue State University (BSU)
  • Ahmadu Bello University (ABU)

Each of these universities may set their own departmental cut-off mark, typically between 160 and 200.

Polytechnics Offering Educational Administration and Planning or Related Courses

Although Educational Administration and Planning is mostly offered at the university level, some polytechnics offer related programs such as:

  • Kaduna Polytechnic offers Educational Management
  • Federal College of Education (Technical), Akoka offers Education-based programs with administrative courses
  • Federal College of Education, Zaria offers courses in education management and planning

These programs are usually tailored for students seeking NCE or diploma certificates which can later be upgraded to a degree through direct entry.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is the JAMB cut-off mark for Educational Administration and Planning in UNILAG?

A: Usually 200 and above.

Q: Can I study Educational Administration and Planning with 150 in JAMB?

A: Yes, but mostly in less competitive universities.

Q: Does LASU offer Educational Administration and Planning?

A: Yes, and it is one of the most competitive schools for the course.

Q: What subjects should I register for in JAMB?

A: English, Government, Economics, and any other Arts or Social Science subject.

Q: Do I need Mathematics to study Educational Administration and Planning?

A: Yes, most institutions require at least a credit pass in Mathematics.

Q: Is Educational Administration and Planning available in polytechnics?

A: Mostly no, but you can find related courses.

Q: Can I study the course through part-time programs?

A: Yes, some universities run part-time education programs.

Q: How long is the course duration?

A: Typically four years for full-time students.

Q: Is Educational Administration and Planning marketable in Nigeria?

A: Yes, especially in education ministries, schools, and policy institutions.

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About the author

Janet Joshua

Janet Joshua holds a degree in Education and has several years of experience in educational writing and mentoring students. As an expert in Nigeria's academic system, she is dedicated to providing insightful and practical information for students preparing for JAMB UTME.

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