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Can I study Estate Management with 240 in JAMB 2026?

Yes - qualifying options exist

A JAMB score of 240 qualifies for Estate Management at 13 institutions in our 2026 dataset. The lowest cut-off for the course is 218.

Where 240 qualifies for Estate Management

InstitutionCourseUTME cut-offAggregateTypeStatus
OAU
Osun
Estate Management23971.9federalQualifies
CU
Ogun
Estate Management23271.0privateQualifies
UNILORIN
Kwara
Estate Management22970.6federalQualifies
BUK
Kano
Estate Management22870.5federalQualifies
LMU
Kwara
Estate Management22870.5privateQualifies
UNIPORT
Rivers
Estate Management22670.3federalQualifies
FUTA
Ondo
Estate Management22570.1federalQualifies
ABU
Kaduna
Estate Management22470.0federalQualifies
BOWEN
Osun
Estate Management22470.0privateQualifies
FUNAAB
Ogun
Estate Management22369.9federalQualifies
LASU
Lagos
Estate Management22169.6stateQualifies
UNICAL
Cross River
Estate Management21969.4federalQualifies
NOUN
FCT
Estate Management21869.3federalQualifies

Borderline picks at 240

InstitutionCourseUTME cut-offAggregateTypeStatus
UI
Oyo
Estate Management24272.3federalBorderline
UNILAG
Lagos
Estate Management24272.3federalBorderline

What this means in plain language

The course cut-off mark is the UTME threshold to be considered for admission to Estate Management at a given institution. Clearing it means your application proceeds to post-UTME screening. Estate Management cut-offs in our 2026 dataset range from 218 to 242 across Nigerian universities.

A score of 240 is above the lowest cut-off and qualifies you to apply at the institutions listed above.

If 240 is not enough, what now?

Three honest routes are open. First, retake JAMB next cycle aiming for a higher score. Second, change first-choice course to a related programme with a lower cut-off but similar career destination (use our quiz to find one). Third, explore the same course at less competitive institutions, including state and private universities where cut-offs sit lower.

Diploma routes (ND at a polytechnic, then HND or Direct Entry to a degree), pre-degree programmes and JUPEB are also workable longer paths. They take more time but they work.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I study Estate Management with 240 in JAMB 2026?

Yes. A JAMB score of 240 qualifies for Estate Management at 13 institutions in our 2026 dataset, where the cut-off is 240 or lower. Clearing the cut-off makes you eligible for post-UTME screening; the post-UTME aggregate then decides admission.

What is the actual cut-off mark for Estate Management in 2026?

Estate Management cut-off marks for 2026 range from 218 at the most accessible institutions to 242 at the most competitive, across the 15 institutions offering the course in this guide. JAMB's national minimum is 150, but the course-specific institutional cut-off is the figure that decides consideration.

Which universities offer Estate Management with a cut-off around 240?

Institutions with Estate Management cut-offs closest to 240 include OAU (239), UI (242), UNILAG (242), CU (232). Use the full table on this page to see every institution sorted by cut-off.

If I don't qualify for Estate Management with 240, what are my alternatives?

Three routes. First, apply for Estate Management at a less competitive institution where the cut-off is at or below 240. Second, pick a related course in the same field with a lower cut-off. Third, use the change-of-course window during the JAMB cycle, or a longer path through polytechnic ND and Direct Entry, JUPEB or a pre-degree programme.

Can I retake JAMB to score higher for Estate Management?

Yes. JAMB UTME can be retaken in the next admission cycle. If 240 falls short for Estate Management, a focused retake aiming for 238+ opens the broader range of institutions. Run the retake plan in parallel with a polytechnic or pre-degree application so the year is not lost if the retake also falls short.

Should I consider Estate Management at a state or private university?

Often yes. State universities and newer federal universities frequently set lower Estate Management cut-offs than the leading federal universities, and several private universities admit on the national minimum plus an internal screening. The trade-off is fees: federal sits at ₦40,000-₦200,000 per session, state ₦80,000-₦400,000, private ₦600,000 and above.

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