2025/26 academic year cutoff points
Search AAU undergraduate placement points for self-sponsored applicants and compare freshman placement thresholds for government-sponsored applicants.
2024 vs 2025/26 — how cutoffs moved
Government bands rose sharply, while self-sponsored programs climbed department by department. Each bar graph shows one year on its own.
Government-sponsored
Natural Science — General
2024
2025/26
Natural Science — Female
2024
2025/26
Social Science — General
2024
2025/26
Social Science — Female
2024
2025/26
Self-sponsored — by department
Business, law & social sciences
2024
2025/26
Health, engineering & natural sciences
2024
2025/26
Your net score in three steps
Every cutoff on this page is a net score out of 100. It is the same formula used in the app's score calculator — no calculator needed.
The formula
Net = ESSLCE (50%)
+ UAT (50%)
Normalize ESSLCE
Convert your EUEE / ESSLCE score to a percentage of the exam max: (score ÷ max) × 100.
500 ÷ 700 = 71.4%
Weight it 50/50
Net score is half ESSLCE and half UAT, so each component is multiplied by 0.5.
71.4 × 0.5 = 35.7 · 80 × 0.5 = 40.0
Add them up
Sum the two weighted halves to get your net score out of 100.
35.7 + 40.0 = 75.7
Worked example: ESSLCE 500/700 (71.4%) and UAT 80/100 (80%) → net score of 75.7. If your ESSLCE was out of 600, normalize using 600 instead of 700.
Find a program
Placement thresholds can change each admission round. Use this table for orientation and confirm final placement information through AAU.
Preparing for admission? Read the AAU UAT guide for the published exam structure, test-day rules, and preparation plan.