NASARAWA STATE COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, KEFFI RELEASES ADMISSION CUT-OFF MARKS FOR THE 2026/2027 ACADEMIC SESSION

The Management of the Nasarawa State College of Health Science and Technology (NASCOHST), Keffi, through the Office of the Registrar and the Public Relations Unit, officially announces the approved JAMB Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 Academic Session.

​This directive is specifically addressed to the general public and, most importantly, to all candidates who chose the College as their First Choice during the 2026 JAMB registration exercise.

​Approved National Diploma (ND) Cut-Off Marks

​To maintain high academic standards and ensure professional excellence in the healthcare sector, the College has set the following minimum scores for its accredited National Diploma (ND) programmes:

​Community Health – 150

​Public Health – 150

​Medical X-ray (Radiography) – 150

​Environmental Health – 130

​Health Information Management – 120

​Epidemiology – 120

​Nutrition and Dietetics – 120

​Biomedical Engineering – 120

​Dispensing Opticianry – 120

Upcoming Admissions: Medical Lab & Pharmacy Technician

​In a related development, the College Management has disclosed that the sales of application forms for the following specialized professional programmes will commence shortly:

​Medical Laboratory Technology

​Pharmacy Technician

​Interested applicants for these two programmes are advised to prepare their credentials and stay alert for the specific date of release, as these courses traditionally see a high volume of applicants.

​Important Directives for Prospective Candidates

​Eligibility: Only candidates who met the prescribed cut-off marks for their respective courses and possess the mandatory five (5) O’Level credit passes (including English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) in not more than two sittings are eligible for the next phase of the screening.

​Change of Institution: Candidates who scored above the cut-off marks but did not initially choose Nasarawa State College of Health Science and Technology, Keffi as their first choice are advised to visit a JAMB CBT center to effect a Change of Institution if they wish to be considered for admission.

​Official Channels: To avoid falling victim to admission scams or misinformation, all candidates are strictly urged to monitor only the official communication platforms of the College for updates on screening dates, application timelines, and fee structures.

​The College remains committed to training the next generation of healthcare professionals with the skills and integrity required to serve the nation.