Are you planning to apply for admission into the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) for the 2026/2027 academic session? If so, LAUTECH has released the official cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 admission exercise. For all applicants, knowing and understanding the cut-off mark for admission is one of the most important steps you must take before applying. The cut-off mark refers to the minimum JAMB score and departmental requirement set by the university that every candidate must meet before they can proceed to the next stage of the admission process.
Meeting this benchmark significantly increases your chances of gaining admission into your preferred course. In this article, we will break down everything you need to know about the LAUTECH cut-off mark for 2026/2027, including departmental cut-off marks, what the scores mean, why they are important, and the next steps you should take after meeting the required score. You will also get helpful tips to guide you through the admission journey and improve your chances of success.
General LAUTECH Cut Off Mark 2026/2027
The LAUTECH cut-off mark is the minimum JAMB score required for candidates to be considered for admission into the university. It is the lowest score you must achieve before you can participate in the Post-UTME screening exercise. However, meeting the cut-off mark does not automatically guarantee admission; it only qualifies you for the next stage of the selection process.
For the 2026/2027 academic session, the general cut-off mark for most courses at LAUTECH starts from 170 and above. This means candidates who score 170 or higher in JAMB may be eligible to apply for several programmes, depending on the course and departmental requirements.
LAUTECH Departmental Cut Off Marks (All Courses)
Below is the full list of departmental cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 admission session:
- Accounting – 180
- Agricultural Economics – 170
- Agricultural Extension and Rural Development – 170
- Agricultural Engineering – 170
- Anatomy – 200
- Animal Nutrition and Biotechnology – 170
- Animal Production and Health – 170
- Architecture – 190
- Biochemistry – 200
- Building – 170
- Business Administration – 175
- Chemical Engineering – 190
- Civil Engineering – 180
- Computer Engineering – 200
- Computer Science – 185
- Consumer and Home Economics – 170
- Crop and Environmental Protection – 170
- Crop Production and Soil Science – 170
- Cyber Security Science – 190
- Earth Science – 200
- Economics – 180
- Electronic and Electrical Engineering – 190
- English and Literary Studies – 200
- Estate Management – 170
- Fine and Applied Arts – 170
- Fisheries and Aquaculture – 170
- Food Engineering – 170
- Food Science – 200
- Forest Resources Management – 170
- History – 170
- Hospitality and Tourism Management – 170
- Information System – 180
- Library and Information Science – 170
- Linguistics (General) – 180
- Linguistics and Yoruba – 170
- Marketing – 170
- Mass Communication – 230
- Mechanical Engineering – 190
- Medical Laboratory Science – 235
- Medicine – 300
- Nursing – 250
- Nutrition and Dietetics – 180
- Philosophy – 180
- Physiology – 200
- Political Science – 180
- Psychology – 200
- Pure and Applied Biology – 190
- Pure and Applied Chemistry – 170
- Pure and Applied Mathematics – 170
- Pure and Applied Physics – 170
- Science Laboratory Technology – 200
- Sociology – 190
- Statistics – 170
- Surveying and Geoinformatics – 180
- Theatre Arts – 200
- Transport Management – 170
- Urban and Regional Planning – 170
- Wildlife and Ecotourism Management – 170
What do the Cut-Off Marks mean?
LAUTECH cut-off marks represent the minimum JAMB score required per course. They are used to:
- Shortlist candidates for Post-UTME screening
- Balance competition across departments
- Determine eligibility for admission consideration
Why LAUTECH Cut Off Marks Are Important
Understanding the cut-off mark helps you:
- Know if you are eligible for your chosen course
- Avoid wasting time applying for courses you do not qualify for
- Prepare better for Post-UTME screening
- Make smart course adjustments if your score is low
What to Do After Meeting the Cut-Off Mark
If you meet or exceed your departmental cut-off mark, your next steps are:
- Proceed to the LAUTECH admission portal
- Register for the Post-UTME screening exercise
- Upload your O’Level results on JAMB CAPS
- Prepare all required documents
- Study and prepare for the Post-UTME exam or screening
Admission is still competitive even after meeting the cut-off mark.
If You Did Not Meet the Cut-Off Mark
If your score is below your chosen course requirement:
- Consider changing to a less competitive course
- Explore related programmes with lower cut-off marks
- Improve your chances through Post-UTME performance (if eligible)
- Consider applying to alternative institutions or admission pathways
Admission Tips to Increase Your Chances
To improve your chances of gaining admission into LAUTECH:
- Aim for a JAMB score higher than the minimum requirement
- Ensure your O’Level results are strong (at least 5 credits)
- Avoid errors in personal data during registration
- Upload your results early on JAMB CAPS
- Prepare seriously for Post-UTME screening
The LAUTECH Cut Off Mark 2026/2027 is set at 170 and above, and it is a requirement that every applicant must understand before applying. While meeting the cut-off mark is important, it is only the beginning of the admission process. To secure admission into Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, candidates must combine a good JAMB score, strong O’Level results, and excellent Post-UTME performance. Keep visiting this website for more updates and prepare properly to improve your chances of gaining admission into LAUTECH.
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