Dear Prospective Student, In this article, I'll explain how to calculate your screening score and find out your total aggregate score. This calculation is applicable to all Nigerian institutions, including Federal Universities, State Universities, Polytechnics, and Agric or Edu Colleges. However, as an aspirant candidate seeking admission into any institution in Nigeria, you must understand how to calculate your Aggregate or Screening score, which begins with your O'level results.

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 Screening aggregate scores can be calculated using a variety of methods. Some institutions only use Post Utme results to process admission, while others use Jamb plus Post Utme with a percentage of 60 to 40 or 50 to 50, and still others use O'level plus Jamb and possibly Post Utme results if the examination was held. I hope you didn't get mixed up. In the following paragraph, I will provide examples and explain how to calculate your overall score.Check the List of Institutions in Nigeria That Write Post-UTME Exams and Those That Do Not Write

How To Calculate screening Aggregate Score for 2022/2023

For example, suppose an aspirant chooses the University of Ilorin in the recently concluded UTME examination and receives a score of 300. He also took the Post-Utme examination, which was administered by the university's administration, and received a score of 35/50, or 70/100. The University of Ilorin may decide to admit candidates solely on the basis of their Post Utme results. If they want to include the Jamb score in the total, the calculation will be as follows:

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Jamb 60%, Post Utme 40%

Jamb 50%, Post Utme 50%

For universities and polytechnics that combine O'level results and Jamb scores to calculate an overall score. The breakdown is as follows:

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We are all aware that there are five major subjects that are required to study a specific course in the institutions. Assume I am a science student interested in studying medicine and surgery at the University of Lagos. The five major subjects I must pass are as follows:

• English language
• Biology
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Mathematics

And assuming I have 2A's,B2,B3 and C4 respectively in those five major subjects

So the calculation will be;

NOTE: The calculation above varies based on the percentage each institution announced they wanted to use for their admission process.

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