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📈 2026/2027 Academic Session
European Languages Literary Studies Cut Off Mark
2026/2027 — All Nigerian Universities
Comparing JAMB cut-off marks for European Languages Literary Studies across all 22 universities currently offering this programme in Nigeria for the 2026/2027 session. Includes O'Level requirements, JAMB subject combinations and direct entry routes.
22Universities
177+Avg Cut-Off
140–220Score Range
4 yrsDuration
European Languages Literary Studies Cut Off Mark for 2026/2027 — All Nigerian Universities
The table below lists the official JAMB cut-off marks for European Languages Literary Studies across 22 Nigerian universities for the 2026/2027 academic session. The average JAMB score required is 177. Scores range from 140 (most accessible) to 220 (most competitive).
Each university sets its own departmental cut-off — which may differ from the institution's general JAMB minimum. Click "View Full Cut-offs" next to any university to see all course-specific scores, O'Level requirements, and Post-UTME details.
📚 Typical JAMB Subject Combination
Use of English, Literature in English, one other Arts subject, one elective
JAMB subjects may vary slightly between universities
📝 Typical O'Level Requirements
5 credits incl. English Language, Literature in English and any 3 Arts subjects
Requirements vary by university. Always verify on the university profile
All 22 universities
| # | University | JAMB Cut-Off | Type | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
UI
|
220+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs |
| 2 |
UI
|
220+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs |
| 3 |
UI
|
220+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs |
| 4 |
 UNIBEN |
200+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs |
| 5 | 180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 6 | 180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 7 | 180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 8 | 180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 9 | 180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 10 | 180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 11 | 180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 12 | 180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 13 |
 UNIMAID |
180+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs |
| 14 | 160+ | State | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 15 | 160+ | State | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 16 |
EBS
|
160+ | State | 📈 Cut-offs |
| 17 | 160+ | Federal | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 18 | 160+ | State | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 19 | 160+ | State | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 20 |
 UNIDEL |
160+ | State | 📈 Cut-offs |
| 21 | 150+ | State | 📈 Cut-offs | |
| 22 |
 SPIRITAN |
140+ | Private | 📈 Cut-offs |
📝 Admission Requirements for European Languages Literary Studies
JAMB Subject Combination
Use of English, Literature in English, one other Arts subject, one elective O'Level (SSCE/WAEC/NECO) Requirements
5 credits incl. English Language, Literature in English and any 3 Arts subjects Direct Entry Requirements
Two A-level passes in Arts subjects FAQs — European Languages Literary Studies Cut Off Marks 2026
What is the cut off mark for European Languages Literary Studies in Nigeria 2026?
The JAMB cut off mark for European Languages Literary Studies varies by university. The average across all universities is 177 marks. Scores range from 140 to 220. Use the table above to compare cut-offs across all 22 universities.
Can I study European Languages Literary Studies with 147 in JAMB?
With 147 JAMB score, you may qualify for some state or private universities offering European Languages Literary Studies. Filter the table by "Score: Low–High" to find universities with lower cut-off requirements. Your Post-UTME performance and O'Level grades will also be factored into the admission decision.
Which university has the lowest cut off for European Languages Literary Studies?
Scroll to the bottom of the table (sorted by "Score: Low–High") to find universities with the lowest European Languages Literary Studies cut-off marks. Private universities generally have lower cut-offs than Federal universities for the same course.
What JAMB subjects do I need for European Languages Literary Studies?
The typical JAMB subject combination for European Languages Literary Studies is: Use of English, Literature in English, one other Arts subject, one elective. However, always confirm with your chosen university as combinations can vary slightly.