How To Check The school And Course You Can Get With Your Grade

University application is one hectic stage in the education cycle of an individual since you can be granted or denied admission. Being granted admission comes with great joy, on the other hand, being denied comes with great distress.

This can cause one to even give up, but we are here to save the day. Universities analyze application documents and grade before admitting students. One factor that contributes to whether you will be admitted or not is your grade.

Programmes have specific fields of study and so they have some subjects they use as cut-off points. For example, a programme like Electrical Engineering would require a Science background and passes in subjects like Physics and Elective Maths, hence the cutoff point. Every school has their cut off point, same us every program. You can check out the cut off points of schools later here.

We discovered a website that you can use to check the schools and course you can get with your grade. This is to cut down the expense of reapplying to the same university due to not being able to acquire admission. Continue reading to know how to check the school and course you can get with your grade.

How To Check The school And Course You Can Get With Your Grade

1. Open cutoffpoint.com.gh in Chrome or in any browser.

2. Fill in the initial details(Certificate, Programme, School, Background etc.)

3. Enter grades for your Core Subjects.

4. Choose your elective subjects.

5. Enter grades for your elective subjects.

6. Confirm Payment of GHC 7.00

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7. Results will display, you will see a list of courses you can get with your grade at your dream school.

Written by Ghana Education News Editorial Staff

The Ghana Education News Editorial Staff is comprised of seasoned education consultants, policy analysts, and verified journalists dedicated to providing accurate, timely, and credible updates on the Ghanaian GES curriculum, WAEC updates, and academic leadership.