KASU has confirmed how its cut-off mark works for the 2026/2027 session. That detail shapes everything else a candidate does next in the admission process, from screening eligibility to document submission.
Candidates who are still unsure where they stand should treat KASU’s figure as the starting point for everything else in the admission process. Getting this detail wrong at the outset can cost an otherwise qualified candidate a place later.
KASU Cut-off Mark for All Courses 2026
KASU is a Kaduna State-owned university, not a federal one, but it still answers to JAMB’s national floor of 150 for 2026/2027. It is worth double-checking this detail directly against the official portal before relying on it.
Online sources disagree sharply on KASU’s own figure, ranging from 150 up to 210 depending on the page, with faculty breakdowns for Pharmacy, Law, and Mass Communication that vary just as much from one site to the next.
We checked KASU’s own site directly and found no cut-off mark published there for this cycle, so we’re treating those numbers as unconfirmed rather than repeating one at random.
Until KASU releases its own figures, 150 is the floor to clear. Competitive courses like Pharmacy, Law, and Medicine have historically asked for considerably more in past sessions, so don’t plan around the bare minimum if you’re aiming for one of those.
Once you meet the cut-off, you still need to go through KASU’s own admission requirements and Post-UTME screening before a course is confirmed.
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We’ll update this page the moment KASU publishes a cut-off mark we can confirm.
Reading KASU’s Cut-Off Mark Correctly
KASU‘s cut-off mark decides who can be considered, nothing more. The rest of the admission outcome depends on how well a candidate handles the steps that follow.
Nothing about the rest of the process gets easier just because this figure is cleared. KASU candidates should keep that in mind while the rest of the admission process plays out.