what is the cut of mark for theatre art in 2026_2027?

olawunmi_123

28 Apr, 2026

Ekiti State University

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Kelvinsmart20
1 month ago

For the 2026/2027 academic session at Ekiti State University (EKSU), the cut-off mark for Theatre and Media Arts is structured to favor candidates who meet the general university standard while maintaining a solid O'Level profile.
​1. The JAMB Cut-off Mark
​General Eligibility: The official general cut-off mark for EKSU is 150.
​Theatre Arts Target: While you are eligible to apply with 150, Theatre and Media Arts is a popular course in the Faculty of Arts. To be competitive for the Merit List, you should ideally target a score of 160–180.
​2. The EKSU Admission System
​It is important to remember that EKSU does not conduct a physical Post-UTME exam. Instead, they use an online screening process.
​Ranking Formula: Your admission is determined by a point system that combines your JAMB score and your O’Level results (WAEC/NECO).
​The Weight of O'Levels: Since there is no screening test to boost your score, your A's and B's in subjects like Literature-in-English and English Language are what will push you ahead of other candidates.
​3. Core Requirements for Theatre Arts
​To ensure you aren't disqualified during the screening, you must meet these specific academic criteria:
​JAMB Subject Combination: You must have sat for English Language, Literature-in-English, and any two other Arts or Social Science subjects.
​O'Level Credits: You need at least 5 credits in no more than two sittings, including:
​English Language
​Mathematics
​Literature-in-English (Compulsory)
​Two other Arts or Social Science subjects (e.g., Government, CRS, History).
​4. Strategic Advice for 2026
​Upload Early: Ensure your O'Level results are uploaded to the JAMB CAPS portal immediately. Without this, EKSU cannot "see" your profile to offer you admission.
​First Choice: You must have chosen EKSU as your First Choice. If you didn't, you should apply for a Change of Institution on the JAMB portal before the screening begins in August.
​Summary: You are "safe" with a JAMB score of 150+, but your admission really depends on having a Credit in Literature-in-English and a high O'Level point tally.

thatgirlmika_17
1 month ago

The cut off mark hasn't been released
It will be done after the JAMB policy meeting on May 11th 2026
Where JAMB will release their own cut off mark, followed by universities

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