Delta State University Releases Approved Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027 UTME Admission Exercise
Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, has released the approved cut-off marks for candidates seeking admission into its various undergraduate programmes for the 2026/2027 academic session.
The approved scores were contained in the university’s official bulletin, S.E. Vol. XXXV No. 80, dated Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
According to the bulletin, the minimum UTME cut-off mark varies by programme, with several courses pegged at 40 marks, while highly competitive programmes such as Clinical Science, Nursing Science, Dentistry and Medical Laboratory Science have significantly higher programme-specific cut-off marks.
Candidates are therefore advised to take note of the cut-off mark approved specifically for their chosen programme before proceeding with the institution’s admission process.
DELSU 2026/2027 UTME Cut-Off Marks
Faculty of Agriculture
Programme
Cut-Off Mark
Agribusiness Management
40
Agricultural Economics
40
Agricultural Extension
40
Agriculture
40
Animal Science
40
Crop Science
40
Fisheries
40
Forestry & Wildlife
40
Soil Science (Agronomy)
40
Faculty of Allied Health Sciences
Programme
Cut-Off Mark
Medical Laboratory Science
65.3
Nursing Science
71.2
Pharmacology
53.8
Public Health
50
Faculty of Arts
Programme
Cut-Off Mark
English & Literary Studies
40
Fine & Applied Arts
40
French
40
History and International Studies
50.6
Language & Linguistics
40
Linguistics/Urhobo
40
Music
40
Philosophy
40
Religious Studies
40
Theatre Arts
50
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
Programme
Cut-Off Mark
Anatomy & Cell Biology
50
Medical Biochemistry
47.1
Physiology
48.4
Faculty of Clinical Medicine
Programme
Cut-Off Mark
Clinical Science
77.3
Faculty of Communication & Media Studies
Programme
Cut-Off Mark
Advertising
40
Broadcasting
40
Film and Multimedia
40
Journalism and Media Studies
40
Public Relations
40
Mass Communication
55.7
Faculty of Computing
Programme
Cut-Off Mark
Cyber Security
40
Software Engineering
40
Computer Science
56.5
Information System
40
Information Technology
40
Data Science
40
Faculty of Dentistry
Programme
Cut-Off Mark
Dentistry
70
Faculty of Education
The approved cut-off mark for all the listed programmes under the Faculty of Education is 40 marks, including:
Agric Education
Biology Education
Business Education
Chemistry Education
Computer Education
Early Childhood Education (NPE)
Economics Education
English Education
Entrepreneurship Education
Fine & Applied Arts Education
French Education
Geography Education
Guidance and Counselling
Health & Safety Education
History Education
Home Economics Education
Human Kinetics (formerly Physical & Health Education)
Integrated Science
Library & Information Science
Mathematics Education
Music Education
Physics Education
Political Science Education
Religious Studies Education
Social Science Education (Social Studies)
Technical Education
Educational Management (Economics)
Educational Management (History & International Studies)
Most Competitive DELSU Programmes Based on the Approved Cut-Off Marks
From the figures contained in the university bulletin, Clinical Science has the highest approved cut-off mark at 77.3, followed by Nursing Science at 71.2, Dentistry at 70, and Medical Laboratory Science at 65.3.
Other programmes with relatively higher cut-off marks include:
Computer Science — 56.5
Mass Communication — 55.7
Pharmacology — 53.8
Mechanical Engineering — 52.5
Petroleum Engineering — 51.5
Electrical/Electronic Engineering — 50.5
History and International Studies — 50.6
Public Health — 50
Theatre Arts — 50
Important Notice to 2026 UTME Candidates
Prospective candidates seeking admission into Delta State University, Abraka (DELSU) for the 2026/2027 academic session are advised to carefully verify the approved cut-off mark for their chosen programme and ensure that they satisfy all other admission requirements.
Candidates should also rely on official university announcements and thebrainiacs.ng for subsequent information concerning the 2026/2027 admission screening exercise, registration procedures, deadlines and other admission updates.
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