KSUSTA Cut off Mark for 2025/2026 Admission

Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero (KSUSTA) has announced its Cut-off marks for the academic session 2025/2026. Minimum UTME mark is 150 in all courses, but higher thresholds are available for professional programs such as Nursing and Medicine. The school is located in Aliero Kebbi State KSUSTA invites applicants who are eligible to be prepared for the post-UTME screening. This is the first step towards acceptance into this institution that is focused on science.

Quick Facts

Cutting-off marks 150 (most courses) More than Medicine (250) Nursing (250) Engineering (170)
Session: 2025/2026
Location: Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero
Application Form for Post-UTME (release day to be to be announced)
Contact: Go to ksusta.edu.ng for the latest news

Cut-off Marks by Faculty

Here below are what are the Cutting-off Marks for each course and faculty:

Faculty of Agriculture

• Agriculture: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Fisheries: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Forestry: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)

Faculty of Education

• Education Computer Science: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Education Physics: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Education Biology: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Education Chemistry: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Education Mathematics: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Education/Agricultural Science: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Electrical/Electronics Technology Education: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Metal Work Technology Education: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Automobile Technology Education: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Library & Information Science: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)

Faculty of Life Sciences

• Biochemistry: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)
• Biology: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Botany: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Microbiology: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)
• Zoology: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)

Faculty of Physical Sciences

• Applied Chemistry: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Chemistry: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Computer Science: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)
• Mathematics: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Physics: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Statistics: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)

Faculty of Engineering

• Electrical/Electronics Engineering: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)
• Civil Engineering: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)
• Mechanical Engineering: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)
• Information & Communication Technology: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)

Faculty of Environmental Science

• Architecture: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)
• Building: Catchment (160), ELDS (160), National Merit (170)
• Urban & Regional Planning: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)
• Quantity Surveying: Catchment (150), ELDS (150), National Merit (160)

College of Health Sciences

• Nursing Sciences: Catchment (210), ELDS (230), National Merit (250)
• Medicine & Surgery: Catchment (220), ELDS (240), National Merit (250)

Eligibility

Candidates must satisfy these conditions for admission:

• At least minimum 150 in the UTME in 2025 for most courses (higher for those with competitive programs).
• Have five O’Level credits, which include English and Mathematics, but in not more than two sessions (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB).
• You must meet the specific requirements of your subject (e.g. biology, Chemistry, Physics for Nursing or Medicine; Physics, Mathematical required for engineering).
• Select KSUSTA as the first option on JAMB or switch to it through www.jamb.gov.ng.
• Upload O’Level results to the JAMB CAPS portal.

Direct Entry (DE) Requirements:

• The NCE is National Merit (10 points) and ELDS/Catchment (6 points)
• IJMB: National Merit (12 points), ELDS (10 points), Catchment (6 points)
• Diploma/ND/HND: National Merit (Upper Credit/Distinction), ELDS/Catchment (Lower Credit)
• Special HND (Engineering): National Merit (Distinction), ELDS/Catchment (Upper Credit)

Application Procedure

Follow these steps to pass the Post-UTME examination:

1. Check that your UTME score is in line with your Cutting-off Marks for the course you have chosen.
2. Check ksusta.edu.ng and www.jamb.gov.ng in order to know post-UTME release of forms and screening dates.
3. Purchase and fill out the Post-UTME Form online whenever it’s there is one available.
4. Upload O’Level results to the JAMB CAPS portal.
5. Take part in the Post-UTME screening and bring the required documentation (details to be provided).

Additional Notes

KSUSTA was established in 2006, is focused on science technology, agriculture, and providing programs in seven faculties. The Post-UTME exam is compulsory for all courses, with competitions such as Medicine require a minimum of 70% for this screening exam. The official website of the university (ksusta.edu.ng) recommends applicants to look for announcements on screening dates and availability of forms. False declarations could result in exclusion. To inquire, visit ksusta.edu.ng or JAMB’s admissions portal.

Conclusion

The KSUSTA’s Cut-off marks for 2025/26 are an easy path for admission candidates. Candidates who meet requirements for the UTME or O’Level requirements must prepare for the post-UTME examination. Keep up-to-date on the official website and be quick to take action to secure your spot at this highly regarded institution.