The university’s cut-off document provides separate thresholds for general merit and catchment candidates across its undergraduate programmes.
UNIOSUN stressed that admission would be based strictly on merit and would depend on candidates satisfying the university’s admission requirements and other conditions prescribed by relevant regulatory authorities.
University warns against fake admission agents
Alongside the release of the cut-off marks, the university cautioned prospective students against fraudsters and unauthorised individuals claiming they could secure admission slots or influence the admission process.
The institution urged candidates to be wary of anyone requesting money in exchange for preferential treatment or guaranteed admission.
It also advised prospective students to rely only on information published through the university’s official website and verified social media platforms.
UNIOSUN said it would not accept responsibility for misinformation, financial losses or other problems arising from candidates’ reliance on information obtained through unauthorised channels.
The university further urged candidates to ignore admission-related messages circulated through social media, WhatsApp groups and other online platforms unless the information could be confirmed through its verified communication channels.
It congratulated prospective candidates and wished them success as they proceed with the 2026/2027 admission process.
See stipulated cut-off mark for all courses below:
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