Accounting Cut-Off Marks 2025/2026 — All Nigerian Universities

Accounting is consistently one of the most popular courses in Nigerian universities. It offers clear career pathways into banking, auditing, tax consulting, and corporate finance. With professional certifications like ICAN and ACCA adding value to the degree, Accounting remains a smart choice for students who enjoy numbers and business.

Last Updated: February 2025 | Author: Mrs. Chidinma Eze

Accounting Cut-Off Marks at Federal Universities

University State Cut-Off Mark
UNILAG Lagos 230
UI Oyo 220
OAU Osun 220
UNIBEN Edo 215
UNN Enugu 215
ABU Kaduna 210
UNILORIN Kwara 210
UNIPORT Rivers 210
UNICAL Cross River 200
UNIJOS Plateau 195

Accounting Cut-Off Marks at State Universities

University State Cut-Off Mark
LASU Lagos 210
LAUTECH Oyo 195
EKSU Ekiti 185
DELSU Delta 195
AAU Ekpoma Edo 190
OOU Ogun 190
ESUT Enugu 185
IMSU Imo 185

JAMB Subject Combination for Accounting

  • UTME Subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and any of Commerce/Accounting/Government
  • O’Level: Credits in English, Mathematics, Economics, and two other relevant subjects
  • Duration: 4 years (B.Sc.)

Career Prospects

  • Auditing: Work with firms like KPMG, PwC, Deloitte, Ernst & Young
  • Banking: Financial analysis, risk management, treasury
  • Tax Consulting: Help individuals and organisations with tax compliance
  • Corporate Finance: Financial planning and management in organisations
  • Professional Certification: ICAN, ACCA, CFA add significant earning power

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I study Accounting with 200 in JAMB?

At federal universities like UNICAL (200) and UNIJOS (195), yes. At top universities like UNILAG (230), no. State universities like EKSU (185) and ESUT (185) are easily accessible at 200.

Is Accounting a good course in Nigeria?

Yes. Accounting graduates have some of the highest employment rates among business graduates. With professional certifications (ICAN, ACCA), earning potential increases significantly.


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