University of Ibadan Releases 2026/2027 Cut-Off Marks For Accounting, Economics, Banking and Finance
- The University of Ibadan released its 2026/2027 cut-off marks for three major courses in its faculty
- Accounting recorded the highest Merit cut-off mark among the three courses listed by the institution
- Candidates from Educationally Less Developed States qualify under a separate and lower cut-off threshold
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The University of Ibadan has published its 2026/2027 cut-off marks for candidates seeking admission into Accounting, Economics, and Banking and Finance.
Prospective students who chose any of these three courses in their JAMB application must meet the specified score requirements to be considered for admission.
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University of Ibadan 2026/2027 cut-off marks
The cut-off marks are divided into three categories: Merit, Catchment Areas, and Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS).
Below are the official cut-off marks released by the University of Ibadan for each course:
University of Ibadan: Accounting
- Merit: 69.5
- Catchment Areas: 69.5
- Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS): 63.75
University of Ibadan: Economics
- Merit: 54.25
- Catchment Areas: 54.25
- Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS): 54.00
University of Ibadan: Banking and Finance
- Merit: 56.875
- Catchment Areas: 56.875
- Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS): 51.25
What the categories mean for candidates
The Merit and Catchment Areas cut-offs for all three courses are identical within each programme, while the ELDS threshold is lower in each case, offering candidates from designated educationally disadvantaged states a slightly reduced entry requirement.
Of the three courses, Accounting carries the highest cut-off mark across all categories, with a Merit score of 69.5. Banking and Finance follows at 56.875, while Economics has the lowest Merit cut-off at 54.25.
Candidates are advised to confirm which category applies to them before assessing their eligibility, as the category determines the minimum score required for consideration.
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