HOW TO CALCULATE UNILAG AGGREGATE SCORE FOR ADMISSION.

The determining factors:

JAMB UTME score

POST-UTME score and

O’Level result

YOU MUST NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

1. UNILAG AGGREGATE SCORE is determined by & calculated with your: UTME score, POST-UTME score & O’level result grades

2. Your AGGREGATE SCORE will be used to determine your chance of admission (as your aggregate score must meet the the set CUT-OFF mark for the year).

3. CUT-OFF Marks are not fixed. They are determined by General performance of the year against the quota needed.

4. The cut off marks for all courses will be published weeks after the post UTME exams.

Max. AGGREGATE SCORE= 100% 

UTME (50%)

POST-UTME (30%)

O'LEVEL (20%).

UTME (50%):

Achieved by dividing your UTME score by 8.

POST-UTME (30%):

No further computations needed here as UNILAG will express the POST-UTME result in 30% by default. The narrative changes if otherwise.

O'LEVEL (20%):

Achieved by the weighting subjects relevant to your course of study.

Of course, 20 divided by 5 is 4 (i.e 20÷5=4 ). This then implies that the maximum grade must be 4.0 (i.e grade A1= 4.0).

Hence:

GRADE	WEIGHT
A1	4.0
B2	3.6
B3	3.2
C4	2.8
C5	2.4
C6	2.0

Case Study: 

Miss Jane who wants to study pharmacy scored 

260/400 in UTME 

25/30 in POST-UTME

HER O'LEVEL GRADES:

SUBJECT	GRADE
English	B2
Maths	B2
Biology	A1
Chemistry	B3
Physics	B2

Her calculated Weighted Scores:

UTME: 260÷8= 32.5

POST-UTME: = 25.0

O'LEVEL: = 18.0

AGGREGATE= 75.5

Say CUT-OFF mark for Pharmacy= 75.175

Then Jane will be admitted based on merit.

Let Us imagine this:

That Jane scored 24/30 instead of 25/30, this means her aggregate is shortened by 1 i.e new AGGREGATE is 74.5.

Of course, Jane cannot be admitted based on merit.