Last updated: 23 October 2026
Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka’s 2026/2027 cut-off mark is reported differently across sources — here’s both figures and how to resolve the discrepancy before you apply.
DELSU cut-off mark at a glance
- One source reports DELSU’s 2026/2027 general JAMB cut-off at 150.
- A separate source reports it at 160 instead.
- DELSU requires candidates to have chosen it as their first-choice institution in JAMB.
- Meeting the cut-off is only the first step — admission follows successful post-UTME screening.
Two figures, one unresolved discrepancy
Admissions guides for the 2026/2027 session disagree on DELSU’s general cut-off: one reports 150 (matching JAMB’s national floor for universities this session), while another reports 160. Neither is sourced directly to DELSU’s own admissions office in what’s publicly available, so treat both as unconfirmed until you check directly.
What’s consistent across sources
Both sources agree that candidates must have selected DELSU as their first-choice institution during JAMB registration, and that clearing the cut-off only qualifies you for the next step — post-UTME screening — not automatic admission.
What to do
Given the discrepancy, confirm the current cut-off directly through DELSU’s official admissions channels or JAMB’s CAPS portal before assuming either figure applies to your application.
Two third-party admissions guides disagree on this figure (150 vs. 160) for 2026/2027, and neither traces to an official DELSU notice in what’s publicly available. Confirm directly with DELSU before relying on either number.
