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FUTA Cut-Off Mark for All Courses 2025/2026

Last Updated on 3 months ago by Haruna Ayuba

The approved JAMB cut-off mark for the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) for the 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 academic sessions is 180 for all courses. To be eligible for admission and the post-UTME screening, candidates must score at least 180 in the UTME.

However, some departments may set higher internal cut-off marks based on competition and applicant performance. For the best chance of admission, especially for competitive courses like Engineering, Computer Science, and Architecture, candidates should aim to score well above 180.

General Cut-Off Mark

  • JAMB Cut-Off Mark: 180 for all courses.
  • Eligibility: Only candidates who score 180 and above are eligible to apply for FUTA’s post-UTME screening and considered for admission into any undergraduate program.

Departmental Cut-Off Marks for All Courses

While the general minimum is 180, many departments-especially those with high demand-may require higher scores for admission consideration. Below is a comprehensive list of FUTA courses and their typical departmental cut-off marks:

Course/DepartmentDepartmental Cut-Off Mark
Computer Science190 and above
Mechanical Engineering190 and above
Electrical/Electronics Engineering190 and above
Civil Engineering190 and above
Architecture190 and above
Biochemistry190 and above
Microbiology190 and above
Agricultural Engineering190 and above
Animal Production & Health Services190 and above
Industrial Chemistry190 and above
Physics190 and above
Marine Science & Technology190 and above
Biomedical Technology190 and above
Food Science & Technology190 and above
Cyber Security190 and above
Software Engineering190 and above
Information Technology190 and above
Applied Geology190 and above
Applied Geophysics190 and above
Information Systems190 and above
Statistics190 and above
Mathematics190 and above
Industrial Design190 and above
Industrial & Production Engineering190 and above
Quantity Surveying190 and above
Surveying & Geoinformatics190 and above
Urban & Regional Planning190 and above
Estate Management190 and above
Building190 and above
Forestry & Wood Technology190 and above
Fisheries & Aquaculture190 and above
Agric Extension & Communication Technology190 and above
Agriculture Resources Economics190 and above
Crop Soil & Pest Management190 and above
Ecotourism & Wildlife Management190 and above
Human Anatomy190 and above
Physiology190 and above
Remote Sensing & Geosciences Information System190 and above
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering190 and above
Mining Engineering190 and above
Industrial Mathematics190 and above
Biotechnology190 and above
Biology190 and above
Information & Communication Technology190 and above

Note: Some sources may list the minimum as 180, but for the most competitive programs, the practical departmental threshold is 190 or higher due to applicant demand and available spaces.

Key Admission Requirements

  • O’Level: At least five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, in not more than two sittings.
  • JAMB Subject Combination: Must match the requirements for the chosen course.
  • First Choice: FUTA must be selected as the first-choice institution in JAMB.
  • Age: Candidates must be at least 16 years old.
  • Post-UTME: Participation in FUTA’s Post-UTME screening is mandatory.

FAQs

Does FUTA accept 170 in JAMB?

No, only 180 and above is accepted for all courses.

Are there higher cut-off marks for some courses?

Yes, competitive courses like Engineering, Computer Science, and Architecture may require scores above 180, typically 190 or higher.

How can I improve my chances?

Aim for a JAMB score well above 180, perform excellently in Post-UTME, and ensure strong O’Level results.

Bottom Line:
To be eligible for admission into any course at FUTA for the 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 academic sessions, you must score at least 180 in JAMB. For competitive courses, target 190 or higher. Admission is based on both JAMB and Post-UTME performance, as well as meeting all other academic requirements.

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