This aggregate list is not the official cut-off from OOU.
It is only a rough guide (+) to help aspirants know the safe side to stand a chance of gaining admission.
If you can score above the listed percentages, you will have a better chance to beat competition.
Always aim higher because admission is competitive.
Join our WhatsApp group 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, a...
OOU Admission Guide Documents Required for Clearance and Registration If you are aspiring to study at Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) , it is important to know the documents that will be required for admission clearance and registration. Some of these documents should be prepared ahead of time, while others can only be obtained after admission has been offered . Keeping them organized will make the entire process faster and stress-free. List of Necessary Documents - JAMB Result Slip - Post-UTME Result Slip - O’Level Result Slip - Birth Certificate - Tax Clearance - Admission Letter (JAMB) - Medical Form - Library Form - Sport Form - ID Form - Acceptance Fee Receipt - School Fees Receipt - First and Second Verification Forms - Guidance and Counseling Form - Student Affairs Form - Security Form ...
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