Admiralty University Ibuse, Delta State admission requirement, tuition fees and cut off mark

 
##Admission Requirements
If you’re considering applying to ADUN, here are the general things you’ll need to have:

You must have taken the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) UTME and indicated ADUN as your choice of university. 

For entry into 100-Level via UTME: you’ll need five (5) credit passes in your SSCE (WAEC/NECO or equivalent) in relevant subjects at not more than two sittings — this must include English Language and Mathematics. 

The specific subject combinations depend on your chosen programme. For example, for a science-based programme like Computer Science, you’ll need Mathematics, Physics and one other science subject in your UTME subject combination. 

For Direct Entry (DE) applicants: you’ll need additional qualifications such as A-Level passes or ND/NCE in relevant subjects, depending on your course. 

Your age must meet the minimum (usually 16 years or above) and your results must be validated for screening. 

After meeting the UTME cut-off and O’Level/subject requirements, you’ll have to apply for the Post-UTME screening form and submit required documents (O’Level certificate, JAMB result slip, etc). 

##Tuition / School Fees
Here’s what is known about tuition and fees at ADUN (please note: fees can change, so always check the official website for updates):

For the 2024/2025 academic session:

New students in science-related programmes: around ?320,000. 

New students in non-science programmes: around ?310,000. 

Returning students: science students around ?255,000, non-science around ?245,000. 

For the 2025/2026 session, some sources report higher tuition in the region of ?560,000 as base tuition, plus other charges and accommodation, bringing total new-student cost (tuition + other charges + accommodation) up to around ?760,000. 

Also keep in mind other fees: acceptance fee (one-time), accommodation (optional/on-campus), medical insurance, matriculation gown, etc. 

##Cut-Off Mark
This is the minimum UTME score you’ll need to even be considered for admission:

For the 2024/2025 session, ADUN set its cut-off mark at 160 and above for all courses. 

For the 2025/2026 session, many sources indicate the cut-off mark remains 160. 

There is some variation in sources: one lists the cut-off as 140 for 2025/2026. 

Note: Meeting the cut-off mark (say 160) does not guarantee admission; you’ll also need your O’Level grades, subject combination, screening performance, and sometimes departmental criteria.

B.Sc. Accounting		140	

B.Sc. Business Administration	140	

B.Sc. Economics			140	

Forensic Science		140	

Cyber Security			140

Computer Science		160	 

Software Engineering		160	 

Public & Private Law		200

##Key Takeaways
If you’re applying to ADUN, aim for at least 160 (and preferably higher) in your JAMB UTME to be on the safe side.

Ensure you have strong O’Level results (five credits including English and Maths) and the right subject combination for your target course.

Plan financially: while the lower estimate (~?310,000) applies for some programmes/sessions, some sources list significantly higher fees (~?560,000+ with other charges) for new students—so check your specific programme’s fee.

Make sure you complete the Post-UTME screening application and submit all required documents promptly.

Because ADUN is a private institution and fees can frequently change, and departments may have additional criteria, always verify the latest information from the university’s admissions office or official website.