Abraka Cut Off Mark 2025/2026: Everything You Need to Know About DELSU Admission

Abraka Cut Off Mark 2025/2026: Everything You Need to Know About DELSU Admission.

Are you aspiring to study at Delta State University, Abraka? One of the most important things you must understand before applying is the cut off mark. The cut off mark determines your eligibility to participate in the post-UTME screening and ultimately gain admission into your preferred course. In this blog post, we will explain in detail what the Abraka cut off mark means, how it is determined, and the departmental cut off marks for various courses at DELSU.

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What Is a Cut Off Mark?

A cut off mark is the minimum score a candidate must attain in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to be eligible to apply for admission into a university or any tertiary institution in Nigeria. It serves as a screening benchmark to filter candidates for further evaluation, such as post-UTME or direct admission.

There are two types of cut off marks to take note of:

DELSU (Abraka) General Cut Off Mark

The general JAMB cut off mark for Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka is usually 150. This means that any candidate who scores 150 and above in JAMB can apply for the DELSU post-UTME screening form. However, this score does not guarantee admission. It only qualifies you to participate in the screening process.

DELSU Departmental Cut Off Marks 2025

Each department at DELSU has its own cut off mark, which is usually based on the number of applicants, the difficulty of the course, and the available admission slots. Below are some estimated departmental cut off marks based on previous admission trends. These are subject to change yearly depending on the performance of applicants.

Faculty of Sciences

Biochemistry – 180
Microbiology – 190

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Chemistry – 160
Mathematics – 150
Computer Science – 190

Faculty of Arts

English and Literary Studies – 180

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Linguistics – 160
Theatre Arts – 160
History and International Studies – 170

Faculty of Education

Education Biology – 160

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Education English – 160
Education Mathematics – 150
Guidance and Counselling – 150

Faculty of Law

Law – 240+

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Faculty of Management Sciences

Accounting – 210
Banking and Finance – 180
Business Administration – 190
Marketing – 170

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Faculty of Social Sciences

Economics – 200
Mass Communication – 220
Sociology – 180
Political Science – 190

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Psychology – 180

Important Notice

Note: These are not official cut off marks for 2025 but are based on previous trends. Always check DELSU’s official portal or admission brochure for the most current information.

Tips to Gain Admission Into DELSU

Here are some helpful tips if you’re targeting admission into Delta State University:

Score high in JAMB: Aim for at least 200+ if you’re applying for competitive courses like Law, Medicine, or Mass Communication.

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Do well in your post-UTME: DELSU usually conducts a post-UTME screening. Your aggregate score (JAMB + post-UTME) will be used to determine your admission fate.
Choose less competitive courses: If your score is low, consider courses with lower demand.
Apply early: Once the post-UTME form is out, register on time to avoid network congestion or missed deadlines.
Stay updated: Follow DELSU’s website and social media handles for official updates.

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Conclusion Abraka Cut Off Mark

Understanding the Abraka cut off mark is the first step to planning your admission strategy into Delta State University. While the general cut off mark is 150, individual courses have their own requirements based on competition and availability. Whether you’re aiming for Medicine, Law, or Education, ensure your JAMB and post-UTME scores are high enough to meet the departmental cut off.

Stay focused, study smart, and don’t forget to pray. Admission into DELSU is possible if you meet the right requirements.