Accounting In UNIBEN, Cut Off Mark & Requirements

Accounting In UNIBEN, Cut Off Mark & Admission Requirements: Cut off mark for Accounting in UNIBEN?, do UNIBEN offers Accounting?, what are Accounting requirements in UNIBEN, how many years to study Accounting in UNIBEN?, aggregate score for Accounting?, School fees.

Hey SAVANT! welcome to my “Admission Guide Series“, In today’s episode I will show you everything you need to know about Accounting in UNIBEN, from Cut off mark to UTME/Direct entry requirements, course duration and lots more… STAY TUNED!

Before applying to study Accounting in the University of Benin (UNIBEN), it is only right for you to familiarize yourself with what the program is all about, from JAMB and O’ level requirements, Cut off mark, duration of study and lots more.

Access to accurate information can pose difficult, hence the reason for this guide, at the end of this writeup, you will be fortified with all the necessary information you need on studying Accounting in UNIBEN… ENJOY!

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Key Takeaways:

• UNIBEN Offers Accounting
• Duration of Study for Accounting in UNIBEN is 4 years
• Cut off mark for admission to study Accounting in UNIBEN depends on the general performance of student that year, but it has always been above 65

Below is a detailed response to all you need to know and guide to securing admission in UNIBEN Faculty of Management Science.

Do UNIBEN Offer Accounting?

YES, the University of Benin (UNIBEN) is one of the few Universities fully accredited to offer Accounting in Nigeria.

Students who wish to become an Accountant and finds UNIBEN as a suitable school for study can either through JAMB or other direct entry like JUPEB do so.

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Requirements To Study Accounting In UNIBEN

To study Accounting in UNIBEN you must meet with the following JAMB and O’ level subject (WAEC, NECO or NABTEB) requirements

UNIBEN Cut Off Mark For Accounting

To study Accounting in UNIBEN you must score at least 200 in JAMB to qualify for Post UTME.

But scoring 200 in JAMB won’t guarantee your admission to the Faculty of Management Science UNIBEN to study Accounting.

Accounting being a very competitive course in Nigeria require you score well in JAMB, a JAMB score of 250 and above should do the Job, and also doing very well in UNIBEN Post UTME Exam is a prerequisite.

Post UTME Score For Accounting In UNIBEN

A score of 70 in UNIBEN Post UTME is good enough to secure your spot in the Faculty of Management Science to study Accounting in UNIBEN.

You may be asking, why do I need to score that high in JAMB and still do well in Post UTME?

Well, the truth is, admission to student is dependent on varying factors, such as Merit, ELDS, general students performance etc.

Students admitted on the merit list must score well above the aggregate score for Accounting.

Based on previous years, the aggregate score for Accounting in UNIBEN is 65, now let’s both analyze the JAMB and Post UTME score you will need to get to score above the aggregate 65.

UNIBEN Accounting Aggregate Score

UNIBEN Aggregate score for admission into Accounting is 65.

To calculate aggregate score for UNIBEN, you divide your JAMB Score by 8 and your Post UTME score by 2 and sum them up.

We can then say that your aggregate score is the summation of your JAMB score divided by 8 and your Post UTME score divided by 2.

A student who wishes to study Accounting in UNIBEN and scored 250 in JAMB and 70 in Post UTME, using this formular, the aggregate score can then be calculate as;

250/8 + 70/2 = 31.25 + 35

Making the student’s aggregate score 66.25

So you see that the higher your JAMB and Post UTME score the higher your average aggregate score which consequently increases your chances of being admitted.

Other Direct Entry Requirement

JUPEB Program For Accounting In UNIBEN

Aside JAMB, you can also be admitted to study Accounting through JUPEB, JUPEB is an acronym for Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board.

To kick start this process you will first need to buy the form NGN15,000 and sit for the entrance exam.

There is really no passing or failing in the entrance exam, it’s actually just a formality as most student if not all will be allowed to participate in the JUPEB program thereafter.

The program spans for 1 year (2 semesters) and successful candidates would then be given admission to study Accounting beginning from 200 level.

During the course of the program you will need to pay a fee of NGN150,000, this can be paid in installment.

JAMB Direct Entry

For student who have studied other courses before now and want to study Accounting, you can apply through JAMB direct entry and be admitted to 200 level.

How Many Years To Study Accounting In UNIBEN?

It takes 4 years to study Accounting in the University of Benin.

If you add 1 year of NYSC, it makes the entire study duration 5 years.

UNIBEN School Fees For Accounting

The current school fees for Accounting students in UNIBEN is NGN69,900 for new students and NGN41,400 for returning students.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

In Conclusion

The University of Benin offers Accounting, it a 4 years program with JAMB subject requirement of Mathematics, Economics and any other Social Science subject and O’ level requirement of Five (5) SSC credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and two (2) other relevant subjects.

Read Also: UNIBEN Cut Off Mark 2023/2024 (JAMB & Aggregate Score) For All Courses

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