Kano State Polytechnic Cut-Off Mark
Aspiring to study at Kano State Polytechnic (Kano Poly) for the 2023/2024 academic session? Understanding the cut-off mark and other admission requirements is crucial. This blog post will guide you through the key information you need to know.
Kano Poly JAMB Cut-Off Mark
The JAMB cut-off mark for Kano Poly for the 2023/2024 session is 100. This means that to be eligible to sit for the post-UTME examination, you must score at least 100 in your JAMB exam.
Departmental Cut-Off Marks
While the general cut-off mark for Kano Poly is 100, individual departments may have higher cut-off marks. Here’s a breakdown of the departmental cut-off marks for some popular courses:
- School of Technology (SOT):
- ND Art & Industrial Design: 100
- ND Civil Engineering Tech: 120
- ND Computer Engineering Tech: 120
- ND Computer Science: 140
- ND Electrical Electronics Engineering Tech: 120
- School of Management Studies (SMS):
- ND Accountancy: 110
- ND Banking & Finance: 100
- ND Business Administration & Management: 140
- ND Marketing: 100
FAQs:
- When will the post-UTME form be out?
The post-UTME form for Kano Poly usually comes out in August or September. However, the specific date hasn’t been announced yet. We recommend checking the Kano Poly website and social media pages regularly for updates.
- How do I calculate my aggregate score?
Your aggregate score is a combination of your JAMB score and your post-UTME score. To calculate it:
- Divide your JAMB score by 8.
- Divide your post-UTME score by 2.
- Add the two results together.
- What are the other admission requirements?
In addition to meeting the cut-off marks, you must also meet the specific O’level requirements for your chosen course. You can find these requirements on the Kano Poly website.
- When is the deadline for application?
The deadline for application for the post-UTME is usually in September or October. However, it’s best to check the official announcement for the specific date.
- Do I need to participate in the post-UTME if I scored high in JAMB?
Yes, even if you scored high in JAMB, you still need to participate in the post-UTME screening exercise. Your admission will be based on your aggregate score, which includes both your JAMB and post-UTME scores.