OOU AGGREGATE CALCULATOR

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For every aspirant seeking admission into Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), knowing your aggregate score is one of the most important steps in understanding your chances of being admitted. Your aggregate is a combination of both your UTME and Post-UTME results, and it determines whether you meet the requirement for full-time admission. Many students focus only on passing UTME, but the truth is that OOU gives weight to both exams, and this final score is what decides if you are eligible.

It is important to note that the minimum aggregate score required for full-time admission into OOU is 40%. This means that if your score falls below 40, you will not be considered for admission, no matter how well you performed in UTME or Post-UTME individually. However, scoring above the minimum gives you a stronger chance, especially if your chosen course has a competitive cutoff. For example, courses like Medicine, Law, and Pharmacy usually demand much higher aggregates than less competitive programs.

For aspirants, calculating your aggregate helps you measure your readiness and see if you are on the right track. If your score is above 40, it shows that you have crossed the first hurdle, but it is still wise to aim higher to secure your place in your chosen course. On the other hand, if your score is below the cutoff, it is a clear sign that more effort and preparation are needed for the next attempt.

With this in mind, the aggregate calculator below has been created to help you quickly check your score and know where you stand. It saves you the stress of manual calculations and gives you instant results, so you can focus on preparing and planning your next step toward becoming an OOU student.

Aggregate Score Calculator





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