GSU Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026 Admission Exercise
Maybe you’re panicking. Maybe you’re calm. Either way, you want to know if Gombe State University will take you. They haven’t said a word yet. Not one number, no table, no nothing. You can scroll down and see what they used last year, but as far as this year goes? Still radio silence. Bookmark this page and keep checking back for further updates on GSU cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session.
You’re sitting there wondering, did I make the cut?
That number you got after weeks of prep, cramming, tension — does it actually open doors at Gombe State University? Or is it one of those “thanks for trying” moments?
GSU has finally released the official cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 session. If you’re aiming for Medicine, Nursing, Computer Science, or something else entirely — your path just got a little clearer. Or a little more complicated. Depends where you stand.
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What GSU Really Wants From You
The numbers aren’t random. They’re the university’s way of saying: “We want serious candidates only.”
That doesn’t mean you need to be some sort of genius. But if you didn’t hit the mark, you’ll need to start rethinking your choices now — not later.
The Cut-Off Marks (No Sugar-Coating Here)
150 UTME Score
This is the base level. Think of it like the ground floor — it gets you through the door for most courses in:
- Sciences
- Education
- Arts & Social Sciences
It’s the widest gate. But it’s not open to everyone. Only if you’ve hit at least 150.
170 UTME Score
Now we’re getting warmer. This one’s for Computer Science. Not exactly rocket science, but GSU expects a bit more grit if you’re heading into tech.
180 UTME Score
This one’s for Nursing. You’ll need a sharper score here — no one wants someone shaky holding a syringe.
200 UTME Score
The big one. Medicine, Pharmacy, and Law. These are courses where expectations skyrocket — and so do the score requirements.
If your UTME is below 200 and you had your heart set on any of these, time to be realistic. Doesn’t mean your dream’s over. Just that you may have to take another route.
GSU recommends switching to:
- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Pharmacology
- Biochemistry
- Nursing (if you meet the score)
SEE: Cut-off Marks for Other Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges.
Didn’t Meet the Mark? Here’s What You Can Actually Do
Don’t waste time sulking. People change courses and end up finding their real calling. Or at least something that still gets them into school.
Here’s the move:
- Log into your JAMB CAPS portal
- Pick a different course based on what your score can get you
- Confirm your changes and save them
Done right, this could save your admission chances completely.
What Comes After the Cut-Off?
Once you’ve adjusted your course (or confirmed you’re in the clear), here’s what’s next:
- GSU Post UTME Form
- Post UTME Past Questions and Answers.: Yes, they help.
- O’Level Results: Make sure they’re ready. If you’re missing anything, fix it now — not later.
- Documents: Birth certificate, passport photos, state of origin cert… all of it.
Why These Scores Actually Matter
Because this isn’t secondary school anymore. You’re not just being told “you passed.” You’re being measured. Compared. Ranked.
GSU is building its next student list — and it’s going to be full of people who met the line or jumped over it. If you’re just under it, you need to act fast and move smart.