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Female UNILAG-bound candidate tops UTME, varsities keep 150 cutoff
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Female UNILAG-bound candidate tops UTME, varsities keep 150 cutoff

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
JAMB reveals the 2026 top UTME scorer and sets the university admission JAMB cutoff mark at 150. Get details on admission deadlines and other new policies. Read More: https://punchng.com/female-unilag-bound-candidate-tops-utme-varsities-keep-150-cutoff/

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