Can I enter pharmacy with 268?
Aria12
28 Apr, 2026
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Yes, a JAMB score of 268 is a strong score for Pharmacy and puts you in a very good position for admission into many Nigerian universities.
However, since Pharmacy is a highly competitive clinical course, your success depends heavily on the specific university you choose. Here is a breakdown of how that score typically performs:
1. Top-Tier Federal Universities (High Competition)
For schools like UNILAG, UI, and OAU, 268 is a solid baseline, but it isn't a "guaranteed" admission on its own.
The Challenge: These schools use an aggregate system (JAMB + Post-UTME + O'Level).
The Goal: You will need to score high in your Post-UTME (aim for 70% or above) to stay competitive on the merit list, as their aggregate cut-offs often translate to a JAMB equivalent of 270–290.
2. Mid-Tier Federal & State Universities (Strong Chance)
In schools like UNIBEN, UNN, UNIZIK, ABU, and UNIPORT, 268 is a very competitive score.
The Advantage: You are likely above the departmental baseline for these institutions.
The Strategy: As long as you have a decent Post-UTME performance (55%–60%+), your chances of seeing your name on the first or second merit list are very high.
3. State & Private Universities (Very Safe)
If you are applying to state-owned universities (like LASU, DELSU, or OOU) or private institutions, 268 makes you a top candidate. You are almost certain to be admitted, provided your O'Level subjects (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Maths, and English) are correct.
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