NCEE 2017/18 Entrance Exam Cut-Off Marks For All 36 States Of The Federation
EMMANUEL CHINEKS March 06, 2017 NCEE
The National Common Entrance Examination [NCEE] Board has published the Entrance Exam Cut-Off Mark of Each State for the 2017/18 session.
Below is the Current National Common Entrance Examination [NCEE] Cut-Off Marks Of Each State In The Federation
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State Male Female
Abia 65 65
Adamawa 40 40
Akwa-Ibom 63 63
Anambra 66 66
Bauchi 18 18
Benue 60 60
Borno 33 33
Cross-Rivers 54 54
Delta 65 65
Edo 63 63
Enugu 65 65
Imo 66 66
Jigawa 37 37
Kaduna 52 52
Kano 34 34
Katsina 37 37
Kebbi 35 35
Kogi 61 61
Kwara 62 62
Lagos 65 65
Niger 49 49
Ogun 65 65
Ondo 64 64
Osun 64 64
Oyo 63 63
Plateau 52 52
Rivers 62 62
Sokoto 15 7
Taraba 19 19
Yobe 20 20
FCT-Abuja 57 57
Bayelsa 51 51
Ebonyi 60 60
Ekiti 62 62
Gombe 37 37
Nassarawa 42 42
Zamfara 14 12
National Merit Cut-off Mark – 68
Now, could anyone tell me the meaning of "National Merit Cut-off Mark: 68"?
If a people do not want to go to school, na by force? Why ruin the viability of the Country with degenerating practices?

This matter has been thrashed thoroughly on this forum.....
Enough of this imaginary victim mentality......
No be by force to go unity schools......
And if i may ask.....
What's the big deal about this unity schools.....
There are so many schools that offer quality education at competitive fees....
Unity schools best days are long gone.....

SIRTee15:
This matter has been thrashed thoroughly on this forum.....
Enough of this imaginary victim mentality......
No be by force to go unity schools......
And if i may ask.....
What's the big deal about this unity schools.....
There are so many schools that offer quality education at competitive fees....
Unity schools best days are long gone.....

This is no imaginary victim mentality as u put it, it's calling out the authorities over education in Nigeria and demanding sanity and parity in their dealings. How do these disparities in marks help students to buckle up and compete with their peers? Why is there a distinction in marks between males and females in some states? What message do they drive by that?

It is the worst practice to keep this up! Even if it's supposedly to close educational gaps, why is the wide disparity on cut off marks still maintained? For the number of decades this has been practiced, does it mean that aim had not been achieved? What is being done about it?

So what if unity schools are no longer the best? Do they automatically belong to some more than others? Is this how to go about fixing the fallen standards?

freeze001:


This is no imaginary victim mentality as u put it, it's calling out the authorities over education in Nigeria and demanding sanity and parity in their dealings. How do these disparities in marks help students to buckle up and compete with their peers? Why is there a distinction in marks between males and females in some states? What message di they drive by that?

It is the worst practice to keep this up! Even I'd it's supposedly to close educational gaps, why isn't the wide disparity on cut off marks still maintained? For the numberof decades this has been practiced, does it mean that aim had not been achieved? What is being done about it?

and to think that we're the ones who should be getting such treatment after biafran war makes me wanna cry.

freeze001:


This is no imaginary victim mentality as u put it, it's calling out the authorities over education in Nigeria and demanding sanity and parity in their dealings. How do these disparities in marks help students to buckle up and compete with their peers? Why is there a distinction in marks between males and females in some states? What message do they drive by that?

It is the worst practice to keep this up! Even if it's supposedly to close educational gaps, why is the wide disparity on cut off marks still maintained? For the number of decades this has been practiced, does it mean that aim had not been achieved? What is being done about it?

So what if unity schools are no longer the best? Do they automatically belong to some more than others? Is this how to go about fixing the fallen standards?

There's a fix quota for each state.....
A child is suppose to compete with peers from his/her state.....
Failure to do so doesn't give her the moral obligation to blame the child of an aboki for her own inadequacy......
The aboki child also has to compete with her own peers from northern states to get in.......
Look here, we can argue from now till eternal, but the fact remains quota system is deeply entrenched in every system worldwide......
It's in the Olympics and world cup.....
No matter how good a nation is in a sport, there's a limited number of athlete/team it can present for that particular event......
It's in American educational system.....
Ever heard of affirmative action.....
Great black men like Ben Carson benefitted from it and it's still operational till today.....

Quota system and affirmative action both wrong. It's idiotic abd just implies certain minority or set of people to dumb to compete on level playing field without crutch. I would look at scores and discrimate based on school rank. If the standards are so low in certain part why consider them.