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Here Is How to Calculate Screening Score (2016 format)


For the screening, UTME result weighs 50% of your total
score and the remaining 50% from your O'level results.


Your best 8 subjects are computed; With A1 = 8, B2 =
7, B3 = 6, C4 = 5, C5 = 4, C6 = 3, and so on.
4. Maximum points from your best 8 O'level subjects is 64
( A1 = 8 X 8 subjects).


Your O'level points is then converted to 50% (Assuming
y is your O'level points, then, it will now be calculated
thus: y/64 X 50).


For your UTME points, it will be calculated thus: Your
UTME score/400 X 50.


Your final merged score, which will be used for
admission now = UTME points (maximum of 50) + O' level
points (maximum of 50) = 100.

For the link to last year's cut off for various faculty click HERE

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