Taraba State University (TSU) Cut-Off Mark 2022/2023

Taraba State University (TASU) cut-off mark for 2022/2023 academic session admission exercise.

  • The cut-off mark for admission into the Taraba State University (TASU) various first-degree programmes for the 2022/2023 academic session has been announced. 
  • If your UTME score is exactly or above the TASU cut-off mark, you will be considered for admission (via screening). If your UTME score is below the prescribed cut-off mark, you may not be offered admission.

Taraba State University (TASU) Cut Off Mark

The management of the Taraba State University, Jalingo, has released the cut-off mark for the 2021/2022 academic session admission exercise.

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The Taraba State University, Jalingo, was established by the Taraba State Government in 2008 to widen access to University education for Taraba State indigenes and promote economic development in the country.  Right from inception, the University set out for itself a goal that is captured in its motto – HARNESSING.

SEE ALSO: Cut-off Marks for Other Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges.

TASU Cut Off Mark

The cut-off mark for all the under-listed degree courses at Taraba State University is 140. Only candidates who scored at least 140 are eligible to apply for the degree courses listed below:

  1. ACCOUNTING
  2. AGRIC-ECONOMICS AND EXTENSION:
  3. AGRICULTURAL AND BIORESOURCES ENGINEERING
  4. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE AND EDUCATION
  5. AGRICULTURE
  6. AGRONOMY
  7. ANIMAL SCIENCE
  8. ARABIC STUDIES
  9. BOTANY
  10. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
  11. BUSINESS EDUCATION
  12. CHEMISTRY
  13. CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
  14. CIVIL ENGINEERING
  15. COMPUTER SCIENCE
  16. ECONOMICS
  17. EDUCATION AND BIOLOGY
  18. EDUCATION AND CHEMISTRY:
  19. EDUCATION AND CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
  20. EDUCATION AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
  21. EDUCATION AND ECONOMICS
  22. EDUCATION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
  23. EDUCATION AND GEOGRAPHY
  24. EDUCATION AND HAUSA
  25. EDUCATION AND HISTORY:
  26. EDUCATION AND INTEGRATED SCIENCE:
  27. EDUCATION AND ISLAMIC STUDIES:
  28. EDUCATION AND MATHEMATICS
  29. EDUCATION AND PHYSICS
  30. EDUCATION AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
  31. EDUCATION AND SCIENCE
  32. EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SCIENCE
  33. EDUCATION ARTS:
  34. EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND PLANNING
  35. ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
  36. ENGLISH LANGUAGE
  37. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCE
  38. FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT:
  39. FRENCH
  40. GEOGRAPHY
  41. GUIDANCE AND COUNSELLING
  42. HAUSA
  43. HISTORY AND ARCHEOLOGY
  44. HOME ECONOMICS AND EDUCATION
  45. HUMAN KINETICS
  46. ISLAMIC STUDIES
  47. LAW
  48. LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
  49. LINGUISTICS/ENGLISH
  50. LINGUISTICS/HAUSA
  51. MASS COMMUNICATION
  52. MATHEMATICS
  53. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
  54. MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE:
  55. NURSING/NURSING SCIENCE
  56. PEACE STUDIES AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
  57. PHYSICS
  58. POLITICAL SCIENCE AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
  59. PRIMARY EDUCATION STUDIES
  60. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
  61. PUBLIC HEALTH
  62. SOCIOLOGY
  63. STATISTICS
  64. TEACHER EDUCATION SCIENCE:
  65. TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION
  66. THEATRE AND FILM STUDIES
  67. TOURISM STUDIES
  68. ZOOLOGY

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