Are you interested in knowing the cut-off mark for the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) and other important information? Read on to find out the required JAMB score, UTME cut-off mark, and more.
FUTA is widely recognized as one of the best technology schools in Nigeria.
It is also known for its high level of competitiveness. In 2020, FUTA was ranked number 8 among all universities in Nigeria and ranked number 1 among technology schools by webometric.
FUTA is also known for its affordable school fees and excellent academic standards. That’s why many candidates aspire to study at this prestigious university.
Today, we will discuss the FUTA cut-off mark for the 2023/2024 academic session. It is important to know the cut-off mark of the university you want to study at.
Many candidates fail because they are unaware of the requirements for their desired course, leading to inadequate preparation for the exams.
For example, if you want to study an engineering course, knowing the cut-off mark for that course is crucial.
It helps you understand how much you need to prepare in order to meet or surpass the cut-off mark.
Keep in mind that scoring the exact JAMB cut-off mark and your department’s cut-off mark or above is a primary requirement for admission into any university or higher institution in Nigeria.
Understanding the cut-off mark is the first step towards achieving your academic goals.
FUTA Jamb & Departmental Cut-Off mark
This is to inform you that the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) has released the cut-off mark for the 2023/2024 academic session. This includes both the general cut-off mark and the departmental cut-off mark.
Every day, many aspiring students of FUTA ask various questions online. Some of these questions include:
- What is the cut-off mark for medicine and surgery at FUTA for the 2023/2024 academic session?
- What is the cut-off mark for nursing at FUTA for the 2023/2024 academic session?
- What is the JAMB cut-off mark?
- What is the general cut-off mark for FUTA for the 2023/2024 academic session?
- What is the cut-off mark for all courses at FUTA for the 2023/2024 academic session, and more.
If you are one of those asking these questions, know that you are not alone, and you have come to the right place to find your answers.
Without further delay, let’s now proceed to the FUTA cut-off mark for the 2023/2024 academic session.
But before we do that, let’s quickly understand the meaning of the cut-off mark and the difference between FUTA’s general cut-off mark and departmental cut-off mark for 2023/2024.
Meaning of Cut-Off Mark
Not everyone is familiar with the term “cut-off mark.” Many applicants have a question about its meaning. If you have the same question, you are not alone.
There are many others who are also unsure about this term. In this post, I will explain it to you.
So, what does “cut-off mark” mean?
A cut-off mark is a score set by an institution as a requirement for admitting students to a specific department.
This score is typically given to candidates based on their performance in a particular examination.
However, students who score above the required cut-off mark are given admission and are given priority in the admission process compared to those who just meet the exact cut-off mark.
FUTA Cut-Off Mark 2023/2024 [General & Departmental]
To all candidates and prospective students, it’s important to know the cut-off marks for FUTA before applying for the Post-UTME screening form. Here are the details:
FUTA General Cut-Off Mark 2023/2024
The cut-off mark is the minimum score required for admission to a school.
If your score is below the school’s cut-off mark, you won’t be able to register for their Post-UTME and you won’t be admitted to that school.
For example, if the general cut-off mark for FUTA is 180 and your score is 179, you won’t be eligible to register for their screening exercise or post-UTME.
Each school can set its own cut-off mark, but it cannot be lower than the minimum cut-off mark set by JAMB.
FUTA Departmental Cut-Off Mark 2023/2024
Each course or department at FUTA has its own specific cut-off mark. Here are some of the cut-off marks for various departments:
School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology (SAAT):
- Agricultural Extension and Communication Technology (AEC): 47.5
- Animal Production and Health (APH): 55.37
- Food Science and Technology (FST): 58.12
School of Engineering and Engineering Technology (SEET):
- Computer Engineering (CPE): 69.62
- Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE): 74.37
- Mechanical Engineering (MEE): 73.75
School of Computing (SOC):
- Computer Science (CSC): 69
- Information Technology (IFT): 63.75
- Software Engineering (SEN): 63.75
Please note that these cut-off marks may vary each year based on the performance of applicants.
Futa Cut Off Mark for All Courses
Below are the cut off marks for each course at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA):
| Course | Cut off Mark Range |
|---|---|
| Agricultural and Environmental Engineering | 200-240 |
| Agricultural Extension and Communication Technology | 180-220 |
| Agricultural Resource Extension | 180-220 |
| Animal Production and Health | 180-220 |
| Applied Geophysics | 200-240 |
| Architecture | 220-260 |
| Biochemistry | 200-240 |
| Biology | 180-220 |
| Building Technology | 200-240 |
| Chemical Engineering | 220-260 |
| Civil Engineering | 220-260 |
| Computer Science | 220-260 |
| Crop, Soil, and Pest Management | 180-220 |
| Eco-Tourism and Wildlife Management | 180-220 |
| Electrical/Electronic Engineering | 220-260 |
| Estate Management | 180-220 |
| Fisheries and Aquaculture Technology | 180-220 |
| Food Science and Technology | 200-240 |
| Forestry and Wood Technology | 180-220 |
| Industrial Chemistry | 200-240 |
| Industrial Design | 200-240 |
| Industrial Mathematics | 200-240 |
| Industrial Physics | 200-240 |
| Information Technology | 220-260 |
| Marine Science and Technology | 180-220 |
| Mathematics | 200-240 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 220-260 |
| Metallurgical and Materials Engineering | 200-240 |
| Meteorology | 180-220 |
| Microbiology | 200-240 |
| Mining Engineering | 200-240 |
| Physics | 200-240 |
| Project Management Technology | 200-240 |
| Quantity Surveying | 200-240 |
| Remote Sensing and Geosciences Information System | 180-220 |
| Statistics | 200-240 |
| Surveying and Geoinformatics | 200-240 |
| Transport Management Technology | 180-220 |
| Urban and Regional Planning | 180-220 |
The cut off marks above are likely to change, Ok?
Continue reading below…
FUTA Post-UTME Eligibility:
To be eligible for the FUTA Post-UTME, you need to fulfill the following criteria:
- Score exactly or above the FUTA cut-off mark.
- Choose Federal University of Technology, Akure as your first choice of institution during the UTME registration.
- Have a minimum of five O’level credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, obtained in not more than two sittings.
- Be at least 16 years of age.
If you didn’t initially choose FUTA but scored 180 and above in the 2021 UTME, you can change your institution to FUTA via the JAMB website.
It’s important to remember that FUTA is a highly competitive school. Meeting the required cut-off mark is essential, but to increase your chances of admission, aim to exceed the cut-off mark. Strive to perform excellently!
