Off Points for 2026/27 Admissions for All Colleges
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has published its cut-off aggregates for the 2026/27 academic year. The release has generated significant public interest among prospective students and parents across Ghana.
Why it matters
Access to higher education data is critical for students planning their academic futures, and the release of these figures is a major event in the Ghanaian academic calendar.
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Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has released the cut-off aggregates for all its colleges for the 2026/27 admissions cycle, with figures now circulating widely on social media following a post by Voice of KNUST.
The data covers programmes across the university's colleges, giving prospective students a clearer picture of the entry requirements they must meet to secure admission.
KNUST 2026/27 admission cut-off points released for all colleges. Photo credit: @knust. Source: UGC KNUST 2026/27 cut-off aggregates by programme Within the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, BSc. Agribusiness Management and BSc. Packaging Technology carry the lowest cut-off aggregates at 15, making them among the more accessible programmes in the college. BSc. Agricultural Biotechnology and BSc. Landscape Design and Management both require an aggregate of 17, while BSc.
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