##Admission Requirements
For undergraduate (first degree) applicants through UTME:
You must have chosen UniPort as your first choice in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam. 

You must have at least five (5) credits in your O-Level results (SSCE, GCE, NECO) including English Language, Mathematics, and three other subjects relevant to the course you want — and these credits can be from up to two sittings. 

You must register and participate in the UniPort Post-UTME/screening exercise. 

You must ensure your JAMB subject combination is correct for the course you are applying to. 

For direct entry (DE) applicants: in addition to the five credits, you must have the appropriate prior qualification (e.g., A-Level, ND/HND) and meet the school’s DE criteria. 

For pre-degree or certificate programmes, there are slightly different requirements:

For example, the Pre-Degree Programme at UniPort requires a minimum of five credits in not more than two sittings in English and relevant subjects. 

For graduate programmes, the requirements differ again (e.g., for Masters or PhD you’ll need a first degree, a minimum CGPA, sometimes relevant professional qualification). 

##Tuition & Fees
Here are some recent tuition/fee figures to give you a realistic idea:

For fresh undergraduate full-time students at UniPort (2025/2026 session) the fees range from roughly ?235,000 to ?259,000 depending on faculty/program (for example, Dental Surgery was about ?258,750). 

For returning full-time undergraduates (200 level and above) a flat rate of around ?78,000 per session was indicated. 

For part-time programmes, higher fees apply (for example one report said part-time freshers pay between ?100,000 to ?140,000 in certain faculties). 

Important note: Fees vary greatly by faculty (medical, engineering, humanities), by whether you’re fresh or returning, and by whether you’re full-time or part-time. Always check the official UniPort website or student portal for the most current and accurate figure. 

##Cut-off Mark
The cut-off mark is basically the minimum score you need to meet to be eligible for admission/screening. For UniPort:

The general JAMB cut-off mark (minimum score in UTME) is reported in several sources to be 150 and above for the 2025/2026 session. 

UniPort also announced the minimum Post-UTME cut-off mark for 2025/2026 to be 120. 

For departmental or course-specific admission, many competitive courses (e.g., Medicine, Dentistry) will require much higher scores. For example one list showed Medicine & Surgery requiring about 250 in JAMB.

Course / Department	Reported Cut-Off Mark
Medicine & Surgery	250 

Pharmacy		230 

Nursing Sciences	230 

Civil Law		230 

Medical Laboratory Science	220 

Accounting, Agriculture, Business Management, Computer Science, Engineering	150 

So in summary: you’ll want to aim for at least 150 in JAMB, and if you choose a highly competitive course, target much higher. Then you’ll also need to perform well in the post-UTME screening.

##Final Thoughts
If you’re planning to apply to UniPort:

Make sure your O-Level credits are in place, and you chose UniPort as first choice in JAMB.

Prepare well for your UTME exam — aiming significantly above the bare minimum gives you a better chance, especially for sought-after courses.

Watch for the post-UTME screening: deadlines, required documents, any fees associated.

Check the exact tuition/fees for your intended programme early so you can budget accordingly.

Keep an eye on the UniPort official website and student portal for any updates or changes (universities sometimes adjust rules or figures).
 

 
##Admission Requirements
For undergraduate (first degree) applicants through UTME:
You must have chosen UniPort as your first choice in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam. 

You must have at least five (5) credits in your O-Level results (SSCE, GCE, NECO) including English Language, Mathematics, and three other subjects relevant to the course you want — and these credits can be from up to two sittings. 

You must register and participate in the UniPort Post-UTME/screening exercise. 

You must ensure your JAMB subject combination is correct for the course you are applying to. 

For direct entry (DE) applicants: in addition to the five credits, you must have the appropriate prior qualification (e.g., A-Level, ND/HND) and meet the school’s DE criteria. 

For pre-degree or certificate programmes, there are slightly different requirements:

For example, the Pre-Degree Programme at UniPort requires a minimum of five credits in not more than two sittings in English and relevant subjects. 

For graduate programmes, the requirements differ again (e.g., for Masters or PhD you’ll need a first degree, a minimum CGPA, sometimes relevant professional qualification). 

##Tuition & Fees
Here are some recent tuition/fee figures to give you a realistic idea:

For fresh undergraduate full-time students at UniPort (2025/2026 session) the fees range from roughly ?235,000 to ?259,000 depending on faculty/program (for example, Dental Surgery was about ?258,750). 

For returning full-time undergraduates (200 level and above) a flat rate of around ?78,000 per session was indicated. 

For part-time programmes, higher fees apply (for example one report said part-time freshers pay between ?100,000 to ?140,000 in certain faculties). 

Important note: Fees vary greatly by faculty (medical, engineering, humanities), by whether you’re fresh or returning, and by whether you’re full-time or part-time. Always check the official UniPort website or student portal for the most current and accurate figure. 

##Cut-off Mark
The cut-off mark is basically the minimum score you need to meet to be eligible for admission/screening. For UniPort:

The general JAMB cut-off mark (minimum score in UTME) is reported in several sources to be 150 and above for the 2025/2026 session. 

UniPort also announced the minimum Post-UTME cut-off mark for 2025/2026 to be 120. 

For departmental or course-specific admission, many competitive courses (e.g., Medicine, Dentistry) will require much higher scores. For example one list showed Medicine & Surgery requiring about 250 in JAMB.

Course / Department	Reported Cut-Off Mark
Medicine & Surgery	250 

Pharmacy		230 

Nursing Sciences	230 

Civil Law		230 

Medical Laboratory Science	220 

Accounting, Agriculture, Business Management, Computer Science, Engineering	150 

So in summary: you’ll want to aim for at least 150 in JAMB, and if you choose a highly competitive course, target much higher. Then you’ll also need to perform well in the post-UTME screening.

##Final Thoughts
If you’re planning to apply to UniPort:

Make sure your O-Level credits are in place, and you chose UniPort as first choice in JAMB.

Prepare well for your UTME exam — aiming significantly above the bare minimum gives you a better chance, especially for sought-after courses.

Watch for the post-UTME screening: deadlines, required documents, any fees associated.

Check the exact tuition/fees for your intended programme early so you can budget accordingly.

Keep an eye on the UniPort official website and student portal for any updates or changes (universities sometimes adjust rules or figures).