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ABSU Aggregate Calculator 2026

Calculate your ABSU aggregate score for 2026 using JAMB and O'Level results. No Post-UTME (abolished from 2024). Get your score for Medicine, Law, Engineering, and all courses.

JAMB = (score÷400)×60 (max 60) O'Level = sum of 5 best (A1=8…C6=3) No sitting bonus / deduction Supports two sittings
ABSU aggregate formula: (JAMB ÷ 400) × 60 + sum of 5 best O'Level grade points. A1=8, B2=7, B3=6, C4=5, C5=4, C6=3. No Post-UTME.

ABSU Aggregate Calculator 2026

Enter your JAMB score and your five best O'Level subjects relevant to your course. Use two sittings to combine results (no deduction, only best 5 count).

Allowed range: 0–400

O'Level Sitting 1

Add up to five relevant subjects and grades. Only A1 to C6 count.

O'Level Sitting 2

Use this second sitting to improve your best five subjects. No deduction, only the highest grades are used.

O'Level grade points (ABSU scale): A1=8, B2=7, B3=6, C4=5, C5=4, C6=3. D7, E8, F9 = 0.
JAMB contribution: (JAMB ÷ 400) × 60 (max 60).
Total aggregate = JAMB points + O'Level points (out of 100).
No Post-UTME – ABSU abolished written screening from 2024.
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Your ABSU aggregate result

This is an estimate based on the scores you entered.
Estimated aggregate (out of 100)
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JAMB contribution (max 60) 0.00
(JAMB ÷ 400) × 60
O'Level contribution (max 40) 0.00
Sum of 5 best grades
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Only A1 to C6 count. The calculator selects the highest points across your sittings.

    How to calculate ABSU aggregate score 2026

    Abia State University (ABSU) abolished Post-UTME from 2024. Admission is now based on:

    1. JAMB contribution (60%): (JAMB score ÷ 400) × 60. Example: 240 → (240÷400)×60 = 36 points.
    2. O'Level contribution (40%): Sum of points from your best five relevant subjects using:
      A1=8, B2=7, B3=6, C4=5, C5=4, C6=3. Lower grades = 0.
    3. Total aggregate = JAMB points + O'Level points (out of 100).

    Example: JAMB 240 → 36. O'Level: English C4 (5), Maths C6 (3), Biology B3 (6), Chemistry B2 (7), Physics C5 (4) → sum = 25. Aggregate = 36 + 25 = 61%.

    How do I calculate how much aggregate I need? Compare your aggregate with the ABSU departmental cut-off mark for your course. Competitive courses like Medicine, Law, Engineering require 70+.

    You can download the absu aggregate calculation pdf guide from this page.

    ABSU admission guide: cut off mark, screening, school fees

    ABSU no longer writes Post-UTME. Your admission is based 100% on this calculator's result. Minimum JAMB score is 140 (but competitive courses need higher).

    Always check the official ABSU portal for the latest departmental cut‑off marks.

    1. Use this calculator to estimate your screening score.
    2. Monitor the official ABSU website for announcements.
    3. Compare your aggregate with previous years' cut‑offs for your course.
    4. Ensure your O'Level subjects match your course requirements.
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    ABSU Aggregate Calculator FAQ

    How do I calculate my aggregate score for ABSU?

    Aggregate = (JAMB ÷ 400) × 60 + sum of 5 best O'Level points (A1=8, B2=7, B3=6, C4=5, C5=4, C6=3).

    How do I calculate how much aggregate I need?

    Check the departmental cut-off mark for your desired course. If Medicine requires 75%, you need an aggregate of 75 or above.

    What is ABSU departmental cut-off mark for Medicine?

    Medicine and Surgery typically requires an aggregate of 75% or higher.

    Does ABSU still write Post-UTME?

    No. ABSU abolished Post-UTME from 2024. Only JAMB and O'Level are used.

    Can I use two O'Level sittings for ABSU?

    Yes. The calculator will pick your best 5 grades across both sittings. No deduction or bonus applies.

    Where can I download ABSU aggregate calculation PDF?

    Click the "Download Guide" button below your result to get a PDF/text guide.