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Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti Courses and Cut Off Marks

Nestled in the heart of Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State University (EKSU) stands tall as an institution committed to fostering academic excellence and shaping future leaders.

With a diverse array of courses, EKSU opens its doors to aspiring students from various fields.

In this article, we will explore the list of courses offered by EKSU alongside their respective cut off marks.

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Ekiti State University offers a wide spectrum of courses across multiple disciplines, catering to the diverse academic interests of its students.

Below is a comprehensive list of courses offered by EKSU, along with their corresponding cut off marks, all set at a minimum of 180.

  1. Accountancy / Accounting – 180
  2. Actuarial Science – 180
  3. Adult Education – 180
  4. Agricultural Economics and Extension – 180
  5. Agricultural Science and Education – 180
  6. Agriculture – 180
  7. Anatomy – 180
  8. Animal Production and Health Service – 180
  9. Arabic and Islamic Studies – 180
  10. Banking and Finance – 180
  11. Biochemistry – 180
  12. Biological Science(s) – 180
  13. Business Administration – 180
  14. Business Education – 180
  15. Chemistry – 180
  16. Christian Religious Knowledge / Studies – 180
  17. Civil Engineering – 180
  18. Computer Engineering – 180
  19. Computer Science – 180
  20. Cooperative and Rural Development – 180
  21. Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science – 180
  22. Curriculum Studies – 180
  23. Early Childhood Education – 180
  24. Economics – 180
  25. Education Accounting – 180
  26. Education and Biology – 180
  27. Education and Chemistry – 180
  28. Education and Christian Religious Studies – 180
  29. Education and Computer Science – 180
  30. Education and Economics – 180
  31. Education and English Language – 180
  32. Education and French – 180
  33. Education and Geography – 180
  34. Education and History – 180
  35. Education and Integrated Science – 180
  36. Education and Mathematics – 180
  37. Education and Physics – 180
  38. Education and Political Science – 180
  39. Education and Science – 180
  40. Education and Social Studies – 180
  41. Education and Yoruba – 180
  42. Education Foundation and Management – 180
  43. Educational Management – 180
  44. Educational Management and Planning – 180
  45. Electrical / Electronics Engineering – 180
  46. Electrical / Electronics Education – 180
  47. English and Literary Studies – 180
  48. Entrepreneurship – 180
  49. Environmental Management – 180
  50. Fisheries – 180
  51. Forestry And Wildlife Management – 180
  52. Forestry, Wildlife, And Fisheries – 180
  53. French – 180
  54. Geography – 180
  55. Geography and Planning Science – 180
  56. Geology – 180
  57. Geophysics – 180
  58. Guidance and Counseling – 180
  59. History and International Studies – 180
  60. Hospitality And Tourism – 180
  61. Human Kinetics and Health Education – 180
  62. Industrial Chemistry – 180
  63. Industrial Mathematics – 180
  64. Industrial Relations and Personnel Management – 180
  65. Industrial Technical Education – 180
  66. Insurance – 180
  67. Law – 180
  68. Library and Information Science – 180
  69. Linguistics – 180
  70. Marketing – 180
  71. Mathematics – 180
  72. Mathematics / Statistics Education – 180
  73. Mechanical Engineering – 180
  74. Medicine and Surgery – 180
  75. Microbiology – 180
  76. Nursery and Primary Education – 180
  77. Nursing / Nursing Science – 180
  78. Philosophy – 180
  79. Physical and Health Education – 180
  80. Physics – 180
  81. Physiology – 180
  82. Plant Science and Forestry – 180
  83. Political Science – 180
  84. Psychology – 180
  85. Religious Studies – 180
  86. Science Laboratory Technology – 180
  87. Sociology – 180
  88. Statistics – 180
  89. Teacher Education Science – 180
  90. Technical Education – 180
  91. Theatre Arts – 180
  92. Tourism Studies – 180
  93. Vocational and Technical Education – 180
  94. Yoruba – 180
  95. Zoology – 180
  96. Christian Religious Studies (CRS) – 180
  97. Pure Chemistry – 180
  98. Education and Mechanical and Automechanic Technology – 180
  99. Education Technology – 180

FAQs

Is a score of 180 the only requirement for admission?

While a minimum score of 180 is required, admission to EKSU is also based on the availability of spaces in the chosen course and meeting other specific departmental requirements.

<h3.can i="" change="" my="" course="" after="" gaining="" admission? EKSU usually provides a window for course change within a specific period after admission. However, this is subject to availability and departmental regulations.

Are there additional requirements for Direct Entry candidates?

Yes, Direct Entry candidates must not only meet the minimum cut off mark but also possess the required qualifications and certificates relevant to their chosen courses.

<h3.do all="" courses="" have="" the="" same="" cut="" off="" mark? Yes, EKSU has a uniform minimum cut off mark of 180 for all courses. However, some highly competitive courses may require higher scores due to limited spaces.

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