I've been hearing a lot about the cut off marks for JAMB 2025 too! Turns out it's kinda important because it decides who gets into which university courses. So, basically, if you score above the cut off mark, you're one step closer to getting admitted into your preferred university.

Why is it such a huge thing this year? Well, from what I've read, the cut off mark is 140 for federal universities, but some colleges are making their own marks higher because they want only the best students in their popular courses.

Plus, the competition is extra fierce this time. Like, only 4,756 out of almost 2 million candidates scored 320 and above. That's like saying not many people scored really high, so the marks kinda matter more than ever.

I remember when I went through all this, it was super nerve-wracking waiting to see if I passed the threshold. Just gotta keep cool and double-check your options if you're close to making it. Good luck to everyone out there!