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LAUTECH 2025/2026 Admission Guide: Cut‑Off Marks, Courses & Requirements

Published: July 1, 2025   Read Time: 3 minutes

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        Discover LAUTECH 2025/2026 cut‑off marks for UTME, department-specific benchmarks, and admission requirements including O’Level, UTME subjects, and direct entry criteria.

    LAUTECH 2025/2026 Admission Guide

    Get the latest on Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) 2025/2026 admission requirements, including JAMB UTME cut-off marks, departmental benchmarks, and eligibility criteria.

    UTME Cut-Off Mark for LAUTECH 2025/2026

    The general minimum JAMB UTME threshold for LAUTECH has been set at 180. This serves as the baseline for eligibility into most undergraduate programmes. However, achieving this score doesn’t guarantee admission into competitive courses—higher marks are advised.

    LAUTECH Cut‑Off Marks by Faculty & Course

    Below are the confirmed UTME cut-off marks for key programmes as reported by reliable sources:

    Faculty & Course UTME Cut‑Off
    Agricultural Sciences (e.g., Agronomy, Fisheries)170
    Engineering (Civil, Chemical, Computer, EEE, Mechanical)200
    Architecture200
    Science Laboratory Technology200
    Computer Science220
    Medical Lab Science250
    Nursing & Medicine260 – 270
    Accounting, Economics, Business Management180 – 200
    Mass Communication190

    These figures reflect trends from the 2024/2025 cycle and are expected to remain similar for 2025/2026, though official departmental cut‑off marks await release.

    Merit vs. Catchment Cut‑Offs

    LAUTECH uses two scoring thresholds:

    • Merit Cut‑Off: Applies to all candidates nationwide.
    • Catchment Cut‑Off: Slightly lower and tailored for candidates from Oyo, Osun, Edo, and Ogun—states within LAUTECH's immediate catchment

    Admission Requirements

    Eligibility for LAUTECH admission covers both academic and post-UTME criteria:

    • UTME: Minimum score of 180. Higher is better for competitive courses :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}.
    • O’Level: Five (5) credit passes, including English and Mathematics; plus relevant subject combinations per course :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}.
    • Post‑UTME: Mandatory CBT screening with a fee (approx. ₦2,000).
    • Direct Entry: ND/NCE with Upper Credit, plus O’Level requirements met; includes screening/exam/interview.

    Step‑by‑Step Admission Process

    1. Ensure your UTME score meets or exceeds programme cut‑off.
    2. Purchase and complete the post‑UTME form once released.
    3. Prepare for and pass the CBT screening exercise.
    4. Await results on the LAUTECH portal and CAPS.
    5. If successful, accept admission and complete registration/enrollment.

    Tips to Enhance Admission Chances

    • Target 200+ in UTME if aiming for Engineering, Sciences, or Medicine.
    • Perfect your O’Level subject combinations early.
    • Prepare intensively for the post-UTME CBT; it influences final selection.
    • Consider catchment scores if you qualify regionally, but don't rely solely on them.

    Conclusion

    Meeting the generic cut‑off of 180 is the starting point—but aiming higher is wise, especially for high-demand programmes. Secure your eligibility by preparing for the post‑UTME, maintaining strong O’Level results, and following the admission timeline closely. To stay ahead, bookmark the LAUTECH portal and monitor official updates.

    Need help assessing your score or helping with successful admission into lautech? Just drop message in the comment section —I’m ready to assist!

     

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