FUTA Cut Off Mark 2025/2026 Is Out: The Authoritative body of The Federal University Of Technology Akure (FUTA) has announced the officially approved cut off marks for all courses for the 2025/2026 academic session. This cut off marks is what the school is going to use in admitting qualified prospective candidates into the various undergraduate courses offered at FUTA for the 2025/2026 academic session.
Research made by Mycampusplug NG lead to the discovery of many aspirants of FUTA currently searching for the university’s latest cut-off mark for all courses for the 2025/2026 academic session.
If you’re one of these aspirants, your search ends here! Keep reading to find out the updated cut-off marks for all courses offered at the Federal University of Technology (FUTA).
What Is FUTA Cut Off Mark 2025/2026?
FUTA Cut off mark is that score an Aspirant or a FUTA applicant must meet or have achieved in JAMB UTME exam which will guarantee his or her admission into the institution.
The management of the Federal University of Technology always release an updated cut off mark that is used for admitting students and for this academic session, the cut off mark for FUTA is set at 180 and above.
What Is FUTA Departmental Cut Off Mark 2025/2026?
The departmental cut off mark simply means the specific mark set for a particular department or course offered at FUTA. The minimum departmental cut off mark for FUTA is set at 180.
Below is the breakdown of the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) departmental cut off mark for all courses for the 2025/2026 academic session:
| 1.      | Biotechnology | 180 |
| 2.      | Bio-medical Technology | 180 |
| 3.      | Civil Engineering | 180 |
| 4.      | Computer Engineering | 180 |
| 5.      | Physiology | 180 |
| 6.      | Agricultural Extension And Com. Tech | 180 |
| 7.      | Biology | 180 |
| 8.      | Medicine And Surgery | 250 |
| 9.      | Quantity Surveying | 180 |
| 10.   | Surveying And Geo-informatics | 180 |
| 11.   | Microbiology | 180 |
| 12.   | Forestry And Wood Technology | 180 |
| 13.   | Human Anatomy | 180 |
| 14.   | Remote Sensing And Geosciences Info System | 180 |
| 15.   | Computer Science | 180 |
| 16.   | Agriculture And Resource Economics | 180 |
| 17.   | Estate Management | 180 |
| 18.   | Food Science And Technology | 180 |
| 19.   | Industrial Design | 180 |
| 20.   | Building | 180 |
| 21.   | Biochemistry | 180 |
| 22.   | Agricultural Extension And Rural Development | 180 |
| 23.   | Industrial Chemistry | 180 |
| 24.   | Crop Soil And Pest Management | 180 |
| 25.   | Mathematics | 180 |
| 26.   | Physics | 180 |
| 27.   | Statistics | 180 |
| 28.   | Mining Engineering | 180 |
| 29.   | Architecture | 180 |
| 30.   | Software Engineering | 180 |
| 31.   | Mechanical Engineering | 180 |
| 32.   | Meteorology | 180 |
| 33.   | Applied Geophysics | 180 |
| 34.   | Animal Production And Health | 180 |
| 35.   | Cyber Security | 180 |
| 36.   | Chemical Engineering | 180 |
| 37.   | Urban And Regional Planning | 180 |
| 38.   | Project Management Technology | 180 |
| 39.   | Information And Communication Technology | 180 |
| 40.   | Agricultural Resource Extension | 180 |
| 41.   | Entrepreneurship Management Technology | 180 |
| 42.   | Marine Science And Technology | 180 |
| 43.   | Fisheries And Aquaculture Technology | 180 |
| 44.   | Applied Geology | 180 |
| 45.   | Industrial Mathematics | 180 |
| 46.   | Industrial And Production Engineering | 180 |
| 47.   | Information Systems | 180 |
| 48.   | Eco-tourism And Wildlife Management | 180 |
| 49.   | Mechatronic Engineering | 180 |
| 50.   | Agricultural Engineering | 180 |
| 51.   | Metallurgical And Material Engineering | 180 |
| 52.   | Electrical / Electronic Engineering | 180 |
| 53.   | Accounting | 180 |
How To Calculate FUTA Aggregate Score
To calculate the FUTA aggregate score, follow the simple steps below:
- Take note of your JAMB score e.g 250/400
- Take note of your FUTA Post UTME score e g 80/100
- Divide your JAMB score by 8 e.g 250/8
- Divide your Post UTME score by 2 e.g 80/2
- Add the resulting values together e.g 31.25 + 40 = 71.25
- This means that your FUTA aggregate score is 71.25.
FUTA Post UTME Requirements 2025/2026
- Candidates must choose Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) as their First Choice of institutions in JAMB or change it to first choice if that’s not done earlier during JAMB registration
- Candidate must be 16 years at the time of application
- Candidates must have Five Credit in relevant subjects to the course they’re applying and must include English Language and Mathematics.
- Candidates must possess a JAMB score of 180 to be on a safe side
- Candidate can apply through UTME or Direct Entry.
Conclusion
The Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) sets her cut off mark for all courses for the 2025/2026 academic session at 180. All candidates or aspiring students of FUTA must have 180 in JAMB to qualify for the FUTA Post UTME Form application.
Id you have any question concerning the JAMB cut off mark or FUTA admission, then ask us using the comments section below.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FUTA Cut Off Mark For Nursing?
The Federal University of Technology Akure Cut Off Mark For Nursing is set at 200 and above for the 2025/2026 academic session.
What’s FUTA Cut Off Mark For Medicine And Surgery?
The general admission cut off mark for FUTA is 180. But for a course like Medicine And Surgery, you will need a score of 250 and above to be on a safe side.
What’s The Cut Off Mark For Microbiology In FUTA?
To study Microbiology in FUTA, a candidate needs a UTME score of 180 or above to qualify.
What’s the Cut Off Mark For Computer Science In FUTA?
The cut off mark for Computer Science In FUTA is set at 180 and above.
What’s Is FUTA’s Cut Off Mark For Accounting?
FUTA’s Cut Off Mark For Accounting is set at 180 and above. All accounting aspirants of FUTA should know that a mark less than 180 will get them disqualified from getting admission.
What Is FUTA Cut Off Mark For Cyber Security?
The FUTA cut off mark for Cyber Security Studies is 180 for the 2025/2026 academic session.
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