The Daily Trust reports that the institution will conduct online screening for all candidates that apply for the institution.
The screening, which will replace the aptitude test previously conducted by the university, applies to all the candidates for Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE) who chose the institution as first choice.
This is according to a statement issued on Friday by the Director of the Directorate of lmissions and Records (DEAR) of the institution, Hajiya Amina Umar Abdullahi, on behalf of the acting Registrar, Malam Jamil Salim.
He said the University pegged 220 and above cut-off marks for programmes in the Faculties of Clinical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Sciences, while Faculties of Allied Health Sciences, Dentistry and Law have their cut off points from 200 and above.
He also said the school has approved 180 cut-off marks for programmes in other faculties which are Agriculture, Arts and Islamic Studies, Basic Medical Sciences, Communication, Computer Science and Information Technology, Earth and Environmental Sciences, Education and Engineering.
“However, the printing of acknowledgement slip will continue up to midnight of 20th September 2021,” He added.
“He also said Candidates were asked to visit the school’s website: www.buk.edu.ng and click on the ‘2021 UTME/DE online screening exercise’ for registration. also advised to visit any JAMB Office or accredited CBT centre nearest to them to upload their O’Level results. that the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) recently canceled general cut-off marks for tertiary institutions.