To calculate your Post UTME score, it depends on the specific university, because each school uses its own formula. But the general method in Nigeria looks like this:
1. Know the Components
Most schools combine:
UTME (JAMB) score
Post UTME exam score (or screening score)
Sometimes O’level results (WAEC/NECO)
2. Common Calculation Method
🔹 Method 1 (Simple Average)
Some schools do:
\text{Aggregate} = \frac{\text{UTME score} + \text{Post UTME score}}{2}
Example:
UTME = 240
Post UTME = 60
(240 + 60) \div 2 = 150
🔹 Method 2 (Scaled UTME + Post UTME)
Some schools convert UTME to 50 and Post UTME to 50:
\text{UTME (out of 400)} \div 8 = \text{UTME (out of 50)}
Then:
\text{Aggregate} = \text{UTME (converted)} + \text{Post UTME score}
Example:
UTME = 240 →
Post UTME = 65
Final aggregate:
30 + 65 = 95
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🔹 Method 3 (Including O’Level)
Some schools add WAEC/NECO points:
A1 = 6 points
B2 = 5 points
B3 = 4 points
C4 = 3 points
C5 = 2 points
C6 = 1 point
Then total everything together.
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3. Important Tip
There is no single universal formula. Always check:
Your school’s official website
Admission brochure or screening guideline
📊 TASUED FORMULA (50:50 SYSTEM)
👉 JAMB = 50%👉 Post-UTME = 50%
Same breakdown:(JAMB ÷ 8) + (Post-UTME ÷ 2)
Example:JAMB: 265 → 33.13Post-UTME: 64 → 32
Aggregate = 65.13
📊 FUNAI AGGREGATE FORMULAYour aggregate score is calculated as:
(JAMB ÷ 8)+ (Post-UTME ÷ 2)
Example:JAMB: 200 → 200 ÷ 8 = 25Post-UTME: 60 → 60 ÷ 2 = 30
Aggregate = 55
This is what determines if you meet your departmental cut-off.









































































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