COEIKERE JAMB Cut Off Mark For All Courses 2024/2025 Academic Session

COEIKERE JAMB/post UTME cut-off mark for all courses 2024/2025 academic session is out! Therefore all candidates who selected College of Education Ikere as their preferred choice of higher institution during the UTME registration can confirm if they meet the current COEIKERE Cut-Off Mark for 2024/2025 academic session.

Candidates who meet the cut off mark are to proceed for internal screening exercise College of Education Ikere, and are thereby are advised to carry all supporting documents along including recent passport photographs.

See the approved cut off mark for College of Education Ikere at the end of this post.

Candidates should note that the benefits of meeting College of Education Ikere cut off mark for JAMB is that it affords candidates the opportunity to gain admission to sit for post UTME aptitude tests and also study any of the courses offered in College of Education Ikere so long as the candidates get a good score in the internal screening exercise.

Some documents are required by COEIKERE authority for their internal screening exercise

Documents required for Internal screening in COEIKERE are;

a) Firstly, candidates must beat COEIKERE Cut off mark for the current academic session as fixed by JAMB (Joint Admission and Matriculation Board)

b) Candidate must have a minimum of five (5) credits in Mathematics and English and other relevant subjects as it relates to his or her course of study to be eligible to sit for College of Education Ikere, Ekiti post UTME aptitude test

c) Original and photocopies of candidate’s JAMB result slip

d) Original documents which includes ‘O’ level certificates please note that awaiting results are not accepted by COEIKERE – College of Education Ikere

e) Original copy of your birth certificate or birth declaration and passport photographs (Coloured)

Like we would always inform candidates, scoring above COOEIKERE post UTME cut off mark does not in any way guarantee you an automatic admission into the University, until a successful internal screening exercise carried out on all candidates then candidates can be rest assured.