.Are you interested in finding out the latest updates regarding the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic cut-off mark for JAMB 2023/2024 admission session, then you can be assured that your curiosity will be satisfied?
This page is dedicated to doing justice to all your questions on the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic’s JAMB cut-off mark. Beyond this, other related and crucial admission requirements of the school will be brought to your knowledge.
A Background Check of the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic
The is a state-owned Polytechnic owned by the River State Government. It is located in Port Harcourt the State capital. The institution offers both (OND and HND) programs.
Why Knowing of Schools’ Cut-off Marks is Important
A cut-off mark is a term used to define the minimum score required of a candidate in the entrance examinations into a tertiary institution. This is mainly associated with the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
JAMB always releases information on the required cut-off mark for all categories of institutions whose admission processes are handled by it (JAMB). As such, to be offered admission by into those institutions, candidates are compulsorily required to meet the requirements of the cut-off mark.
Therefore, when acquainted with the cut-off marks of the different institutions, interested candidates do find it easier to make choices of institutions and to make necessary changes such as change of institution or change of course(s) when the need arises.
The Elechi Amadi Polytechnic Cut-off Mark for JAMB 2023/2024
For the current admission session 2023/2024, the management of the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic, Rumuola had come out to state categorically what stands as the institution’s cut-off mark for admission. Candidates are therefore notified that the minimum JAMB score needed which is the cut-off mark, is 120.
As such, any candidate who fails to score 120 and above in JAMB is not qualified to study in the institution. Meanwhile, scoring 120 does not automatically grant that admission will be given.
The logic of this is that the score gives one the grounds to proceed with the Post-UTME application/ screening. But to be on the safer side, it is always advisable to surpass the minimum score (120). Surpassing the minimum score by a good margin provides a greater chance of getting admitted.
Take note that each department in the school has a certain number of students it can admit for a particular session. Consequently, if more than the required number of applicants for a course might have scored above 120 in JAMB, then all those who scored 120 have no chance of being admitted.
Elechi Amadi Course or Departmental Cut-off Marks
There is a set cut-off mark for admission into the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic as set by JAMB. Still, there are different courses offered by the institution and there is no parallel cut-off mark for all of them.
This means that 120 is the minimum that a candidate has to score to have a chance of gaining admission. However, certain departments within the school might have higher cut-off marks and these are usually announced by the school.
As of now, the school is yet to release this very list. Consequently, candidates who had applied for the institution should have the assurance that 120 is the cut-off mark unless stated otherwise subsequently.
Courses Available for Studies at the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic
Before looking to apply for an institution, it is highly recommended that you have complete knowledge of its offered courses as well as their admission requirements. Below is the list of courses offered at the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic and the faculties or schools under which they belong:
School of Science and Technology
Agricultural Technology: There is the department of Agricultural Technology both at the Ordinary and the levels
Computer Science: One can only obtain a National Diploma studying Computer Science at the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic
Science Laboratory Technology: Ordinary and Higher Diploma
Statistics: Ordinary Diploma
School of Environmental Technology
Architectural Technology: Both OND and HND
. Building Technology: HND and OND
Surveying & Geo-Informatics: HND and OND
Urban & Regional Planning: HND and OND
Transportation Planning and Logistics: HND and OND
School of Information and Communication Technology
Library & Information Science: There is the option to study this course at the Ordinary and at the Higher Diploma levels
Mass Communication: The same applies to Mass Communication.
School of Business and Administrative Studies
Business Administration and Management: This course is offered both at the National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) levels.
Marketing: The above also applies to Marketing. This means there is Marketing as a course for both OND and HND students and applicants.
Office Technology & Management: The same is applicable to Office Technology and Management.
Public Administration: For those interested in Public Administration, this course can only be studied at the OND level. In that case, if you wish to possess a Diploma in Public Administration, you would have to apply for another school. Also, you could study in the school and later be switch to another institution to continue the program once done with the Ordinary Diploma.
School of Engineering Technology
Computer Engineering Technology: Both ND and HND
Electrical/Electronic Engineering: Only available for candidates looking to study for the National Diploma qualification.
School of Financial Studies
Accountancy: Available at both the ND and HND levels
Banking: This course is only offered at the Ordinary Diploma level
Elechi Amadi Course or Departmental Cut-off Marks
There is a set cut-off mark for admission into the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic as set by JAMB. Still, there are different courses offered by the institution and there is no parallel cut-off mark for all of them.
This means that 120 is the minimum that a candidate has to score to have a chance of gaining admission. However, certain departments within the school might have higher cu
t-off marks and these are usually announced by the school.
As of now, the school is yet to release this very list. Consequently, candidates who had applied for the institution should have the assurance that 120 is the cut-off mark unless stated otherwise subsequently.
Other Eligibility Requirements
This section will guide you on other information which is equally essential for applicants seeking to apply successfully for admission into the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic.
The following information is of utmost importance and before even thinking of getting the school’s Post-UTME screening form, candidates should be sure to possess all of them.
- First, to be eligible to study in the school candidates must have met the cut-off mark of 120.
- Candidates must have chosen the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic as their preferred choice of institution during the JAMB Registration
- Candidates are expected to have a minimum of (5) credit passes in subjects relevant to their applied course(s) of study (English Language and Mathematics inclusive) at GCE, WASCE, SSCE, NECO and or any of their equivalents at 2 sittings or less.
- There is also the age condition. Without attaining the age of sixteen (16), one is not qualified to apply. Going ahead to apply without meeting this condition one is hereby left with no chance of success. This is regardless of other requirements being met.
- And for candidates who might not have chosen the school originally yet do which to obtain its Post-UTME form, they have the liberty to go through the change of institution process through JAMB.
With the information you have gathered here, you can be confident that you have all you need to know concerning the Elechi Amadi Polytechnic cut-off mark and more. But to stay updated on the latest developments, you should bookmark this page so you can easily check back. Also, do not fail to share this with others.
StudentsandScholarship Team.
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