OYOSUBEB Releases CBT Results & Fixes Cut-off Mark

Posted on July 31, 2024

 


The Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board, OYOSUBEB, has officially released results of its just concluded computer-based tests.

 

This was disclosed by the Executive Chairman of the Board, Dr. Nureni Aderemi Adeniran, which was made available to the journalists on Wednesday in Ibadan.

 

In the statement Dr. Adeniran said the Board has set minimum cut-off marks for qualification to the next stage in the recruitment exercise.

Dr. Adeniran said the cut-off mark in the exercise, is 50%.

The cut off mark, according to him will set the tone for the recruitment process.

He further advised all candidates to log into their portal, as their results have been posted there already.

Dr. Adeniran reiterated the Board’s commitment to enhancing educational infrastructure and services in the State.

 

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