University of Ghana Legon Cut-Off Points for 2023/2024 Admissions: A Comprehensive Guide

The University of Ghana Legon has released its cut-off points for the 2023/2024 academic year, providing prospective students with crucial information to consider before applying for admission.

These cut-off points serve as benchmarks for eligibility and are categorized based on the respective colleges and programs offered at the prestigious institution.

College of Basic & Applied Sciences

The College of Basic & Applied Sciences offers a diverse range of programs, each with specific cut-off points and subject requirements. For instance, candidates aspiring for a spot in the BSc. Biological Sciences program need to secure a minimum of 20 points (22 for the second choice) and a C6 in Chemistry. Similarly, BSc. Agriculture requires a score of 20 and a C6 in Chemistry.

Engineering programs like BSc. Computer Engineering and BSc. Food Process Engineering demand a strong foundation in elective maths with cut-off points ranging from 8 to 19. Meanwhile, the BSc. Information Technology program necessitates a minimum score of 10 (12 for the second choice) and a B3 in Core Maths.

College of Health Sciences

The College of Health Sciences sets cut-off points for various programs, including highly competitive ones such as Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MB ChB) with a cut-off point of 7. Other programs like Doctor of Pharmacy and BSc. Nursing have cut-off points of 8 and 9, respectively.

College of Education

Prospective students eyeing the College of Education should be aware of the cut-off points specified for programs like BSc. Education, BA. Education, and B.Ed. (JHS Specialism), all set at 24 points.

Additionally, the college offers distance education programs in BSc. Information Technology and BSc. Administration with cut-off points of 24 and 30, respectively.

College of Humanities

The College of Humanities, home to diverse programs such as Bachelor of Laws and BSc. Administration, requires candidates to meet specific cut-off points.

For instance, Bachelor of Laws has a cut-off point of 7, while BSc. Administration on the Legon Campus ranges from 8 to 24, depending on the choice and fee-paying status.

Conclusion

Aspiring students are advised to carefully review the cut-off points and subject requirements corresponding to their preferred programs before submitting applications.

The information provided by the University of Ghana Legon serves as a critical guide for prospective students, ensuring that they align their academic qualifications with the university’s admission criteria.

For further details and clarification, interested individuals can visit The Daily Legonite, a valuable resource for education and career-related information.

The publication continues to be a helpful companion for students navigating the intricate landscape of higher education in Ghana.