Are you aiming to study at Borno State University (BOSU) for the 2025/2026 academic year? If yes, then one of the most important factors to consider is the cut-off mark for your desired course.

BOSU has officially released its minimum admission cut-off marks for all programmes, helping prospective students understand their chances of gaining admission into various departments.

This comprehensive guide covers the general and departmental cut-off marks, eligibility criteria for Post UTME, the application process, and everything else you need to know.

What Is BOSU’s General Cut-Off Mark for 2025/2026?

For the 2025/2026 academic session, Borno State University has set the general UTME cut-off mark at 160. This means that all candidates who scored 160 and above in their JAMB UTME are qualified to apply for the BOSU Post UTME screening.

However, keep in mind that some competitive courses require higher scores, especially in faculties like Medicine, Allied Health, and Mass Communication.

Departmental Cut-Off Marks for BOSU 2025/2026

Below is a breakdown of cut-off marks for specific programmes, grouped by faculty:

Faculty of Basic Medical & Allied Health Sciences

• Medicine and Surgery (MBBS): 250 (Merit) / 200 (Others)
• Nursing Science: 230 / 190
• Physiotherapy (DPT): 220 / 180
• Radiography: 220 / 180
• Medical Laboratory Science: 220 / 180
• Biochemistry: 220 / 180
• Health Information Management System (HMIS): 220 / 180

Faculty of Agriculture

• B.Agriculture: 170 (Merit) / 150 (Others)

Faculty of Arts and Education

• English Language: 170 / 150
• English (Literature): 170 / 150
• Islamic Studies: 170 / 150
• Education/English: 170 / 150
• Education/Islamic Studies: 170 / 150
• Education/Economics: 170 / 150
• Education/Biology: 170 / 150
• Education/Chemistry: 170 / 150
• Education/Mathematics: 170 / 150
• Education/Physics: 170 / 150
• Education/Computer Science: 180 / 160

Faculty of Social and Management Sciences

• Accounting: 170 / 150
• Business Administration: 170 / 150
• Economics: 170 / 150
• Geography: 170 / 150
• Mass Communication: 180 / 160
• Political Science: 170 / 150
• Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution: 170 / 150
• Sociology: 170 / 150
• Criminology and Security Studies: 170 / 150
• Public Administration: 170 / 150

Faculty of Science

• Physics: 170 / 150
• Computer Science: 170 / 150
• Mathematics: 170 / 150
• Statistics: 170 / 150
• Chemistry: 170 / 150
• Biotechnology: 170 / 150
• Plant Science & Biotechnology: 170 / 150
• Animal & Environmental Biology: 170 / 150

These merit-based cut-offs apply to highly competitive courses, while the lower category may be used for supplementary admission rounds or catchment areas.

Eligibility Criteria for BOSU Post UTME 2025/2026

To qualify for BOSU’s Post UTME screening, you must:

• Have chosen Borno State University as your first choice during UTME registration.
• Meet the minimum cut-off mark for your selected course.
• Possess at least five credit passes in relevant O’level subjects including English and Mathematics.
• Be ready to upload and present valid credentials as part of the screening process.

How to Register for BOSU Post UTME Screening 2025/2026

The application process is simple and entirely online:

1. Visit the BOSU official website or admission portal.
2. Create an account and log in with your JAMB details.
3. Fill in your personal and academic information.
4. Pay the required Post UTME screening fee online via Remita, debit card, or bank transfer.
5. Upload the following documents:
   • JAMB result slip
   • O’level results (WAEC/NECO)
   • Passport photograph
6. Print your confirmation slip, which includes your exam date and venue (if physical screening is scheduled).

Screening Requirements and Format

Screening may be either online or physical, depending on university directives. If physical, come along with:

• UTME result slip
• O’level result(s)
• Post UTME registration slip
• Passport photographs
• Any additional documents specified by the university

When Is the BOSU Post UTME Screening Date?

The university will announce the official screening date, time, and venue via its portal. All applicants are advised to check the website regularly for updates to avoid missing important information.

Tips for a Successful Screening Process

• Make sure you meet the cut-off for your course before applying.
• Upload only authentic and verifiable documents.
• Avoid errors when filling your form online.
• Prepare by reviewing likely questions and topics relevant to your chosen field.

Final Admission Consideration

After the screening exercise, successful candidates will be considered based on:

• UTME performance
• Post UTME screening score (if applicable)
• Availability of space in the selected programme
• Compliance with admission guidelines

If you have any questions or need help navigating the application or screening process, feel free to use the comment section below—we’re here to help. And if this post helped you, kindly share it with other candidates preparing for BOSU’s admission process.

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