SHEDDING LIGHT ON OAU POST UTME

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  1. The FIRST RESULT SLIP printed was based on an AGGREGATE SCORE.
  2. The POST-UTME AGGREGATE SCORE is computed as follows:
    • A = UTME-SCORE(over 400) divided by 8
    • B = TOTAL O-LEVEL SCORE divided by 5
    • C = TOTAL POST-UTME SCORE
POST-UTME AGGREGATE SCORE (100%)  = (A + B + C)/100 x 100%
  1. The NEW RESULT SLIP is based on the POST-UTME SCREENING SCORE only, this is a portion of the POST-UTME AGGREGATE SCORE.
  2. The POST-UTME SCREENING SCORE is computed as follows:
    • A = TOTAL O-LEVEL SCORE divided by 5
    • B = TOTAL POST-UTME SCORE
POST-UTME SCREENING SCORE (100%) = (A + B)/50 x 100%
  1. Candidates will notice a CHANGE in their SCORES because the first print out is an AGGREGATE SCORE, while the second is a SCREENING SCORE.
  2. Candidates must score at least 50% in the POST-UTME SCREENING SCORE to be considered for admission
  3. The POST-UTME AGGREGATE SCORE (which has UTME score considered) will be used for placement in FACULTIES and DEPARTMENTS

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