NDU Cut Off Mark For 2023/2024 PostUtme/DE Screening Exercise- SEED would love to inform all its readers especially those who made the Niger Delta University(NDU), Yengoa their first choice institution that the cut off mark for the 2023/2024 PostUtme/DE Screening exercise has been announced to the general public.
If you have also been awaiting the release of the PostUtme/DE Registration form, then we are pleased to inform you that the form has also been released. The cut off mark is one of those things that would be used to access candidates during the course of the screening exercise.
UPDATE: The Niger Delta University[NDU] Post UTME/DE form for the 2023/2024 session has been released to the general public. The cut off mark for the session has also been announced to the general public.
About Niger Delta University[NDU]
Niger Delta State University is owned by the Bayelsa State Government. It was established in 2,000 and is situated in Wilberforce Island which happens to be a few kilometers away from the state Capital Yenegoa.
NDU Cut Off Mark For 2023/2024 PostUtme/DE Screening Exercise
The Jamb cut off mark is general meaning that it is the same for all tertiary institutions in Nigeria while the departmental mark is only limited to the institution. The Jamb cut off mark for the 2023/2024 PostUtme/DE Screening exercise is 140 while the departmental cut off is 140.
For those who have been asking questions like the cut off mark for specific departments in NDU, we would love to inform you that it is 140. Those applying for admission into competitive departments are urged to ensure that they score very high because some departments tend to receive more applications when compared to others.
Those who do not meet the cut off mark are urged to immediately obtain the JAMB Change of Course form immediately. You can find instructions on how to do that on the JAMB official website.
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