FUTA Cut Off Mark 2024/2025 Academic Session

The general public, particularly prospective students of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), is hereby informed that the FUTA cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session has been published.

The Federal University of Technology Akure Cut-Off mark is the minimum score set by the institution that candidates must achieve in the JAMB exam to be eligible for admission into the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA). Achieving or exceeding this mark improves an applicant’s chances of getting admitted, but it does not guarantee admission, as other factors may also be considered.

Each institution can set its cut-off mark based on factors like the number of applicants, the popularity of certain courses, and available spaces. The FUTA cut-off mark can be higher than the JAMB cut-off mark for competitive courses like Medicine, Engineering, and Law. This article will show you the 2024/2025 FUTA Cut-Off Mark, the available programs, and the departmental cut-off marks for programs at FUTA including the Post-UTME eligibility.

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2024/2025 FUTA Cut-Off Mark

The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) cut-off mark has been set officially at 180. Prospective candidates who wish to join FUTA should know the cut-off mark set by the institution and the requirements. Those who meet the requirements and have scored 180 and above are eligible to apply for the post-UTME screening form.

Federal University of Technology Akure Departmental Cut-Off Mark 2024

This is the minimum score required by a specific department or course within a university for admission. While the JAMB cut-off mark determines eligibility for admission, the departmental cut-off mark is usually higher for competitive courses like Medicine, Engineering, and Law, and can vary by department and the number of applicants.

The departmental cut-off mark is determined based on the number of available spots, demand for the course, and overall performance of candidates. The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) has set specific departmental cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 academic session. These marks vary by department and are based on how well applicants perform in their exams. Meeting or exceeding the cut-off score improves the applicant’s chances of admission but does not guarantee it.

Below are the departmental cut-off marks for each faculty:SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AND AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY (SAAT):

Agricultural Extension and Communication Technology (AEC): 47.5
Animal Production and Health (APH): 55.37
Agricultural & Resource Economics (ARE): 47.5
Crop, Soil and Pest Management (CSP): 47.5
Ecotourism and Wildlife Management (EWM): 47.5
Fisheries and Aquaculture Technology (FAT): 47.5
Food Science and Technology (FST): 58.12
Forestry and Wood Technology (FWT): 57.5

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (SEET):

Agricultural & Environmental Engineering (AGE): 55.12
Computer Engineering (CPE): 69.62
Civil & Environmental Engineering (CVE): 71.87
Electrical & Electronics Engineering (EEE): 74.37
Information & Communication Technology (ICT): 49.75
Industrial & Production Engineering (IPE): 47.5
Mechanical Engineering (MEE): 73.75
Metallurgical & Materials Engineering (MME): 54.87
Mining Engineering (MNE): 54.75

SCHOOL OF EARTH AND MINERAL SCIENCES (SEMS):

Applied Geophysics (AGP): 47.5
Applied Geology (AGY): 47.5
Marine Science & Technology (MST): 47.5
Meteorology (MCS): 47.5
Remote Sensing & GIS (RSG): 47.5

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY (SET):

Architecture (ARC): 72.87
Building (BDG): 56.62
Estate Management (ESM): 47.5
Industrial Design (IDD): 53.25
Quantity Surveying (QSV): 57
Surveying & Geoinformatics (SVG): 64.25
Urban & Regional Planning (URP): 52.87

SCHOOL OF COMPUTING (SOC):

Computer Science (CSC): 69
Information Technology (IFT): 63.75
Information Systems (IFS): 63.75
Cyber Security (CSS): 63.75
Software Engineering (SEN): 63.75

SCHOOL OF SCIENCES (SOS):

Biochemistry (BCH): 63.37
Biology (BIO): 47.5
Biotechnology (BTH): 47.5
Chemistry (CHE): 47.5
Microbiology (MCB): 63
Industrial Mathematics (MTS): 59
Physics (PHY): 47.5
Statistics (STA): 47.5

SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND HEALTH TECHNOLOGY (SHHT):

Anatomy (ANA): 59.5
Biomedical Technology (BIM): 47.5
Physiology (PHS): 57.25

Note: Meeting the cut-off does not guarantee a spot in the institution. The departmental cut-off marks reflect the minimum scores required for each course. Candidates with scores above these marks are more likely to be considered for admission.

Available Programs at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA)

Here are the available courses at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) that have a JAMB cut-off mark of 180 for the 2024/2025 academic session:

Agricultural Engineering
Agricultural Extension and Communication Technology
Agriculture and Resource Economics
Animal Production and Health
Applied Geology
Applied Geophysics
Architecture
Biochemistry
Biology
Biomedical Technology
Biotechnology
Building
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Crop, Soil, and Pest Management
Cyber Security
Ecotourism and Wildlife Management
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Estate Management
Fisheries and Aquaculture Technology
Food Science and Technology
Forestry and Wood Technology
Human Anatomy
Industrial and Production Engineering
Industrial Chemistry
Industrial Design
Industrial Mathematics
Information and Communication Technology
Information Systems
Information Technology
Marine Science and Technology
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical and Material Engineering
Meteorology
Microbiology
Mining Engineering
Physics
Physiology
Quantity Surveying
Remote Sensing and Geosciences Information System
Software Engineering
Statistics
Surveying and Geoinformatics
Urban and Regional Planning

FUTA Post UTME Requirements 2024/2025

To be eligible to participate in FUTA’s Post UTME screening, candidates must meet the following criteria:

Candidates must have scored at least 180 in the JAMB exam for this academic session.
Candidates must have selected FUTA as their first choice when registering for the UTME.
Candidates must have at least five O’ Level credit passes in relevant subjects, which must include English and Mathematics. These credits must be obtained in no more than two sittings.
Candidates must be at least 16 years old by the time of application.
If a candidate initially selected another school as their first choice but scored 180 or higher in JAMB, they can still be eligible for FUTA’s Post UTME by changing their first choice to FUTA through the JAMB website.

Prospective candidates who meet these requirements can proceed to the post-UTME screening process for FUTA.

The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) for the 2024/2025 academic session has set the minimum JAMB cut-off mark at 180. All candidates must score at least 180 in their JAMB exam to be eligible for FUTA’s Post UTME or Direct Entry (DE) Screening process to stand a chance of being admitted. We believe this article has highlighted the FUTA Cut-Off Mark for the current session and you can confirm from the particular department before applying as competitive courses have a different and higher cut-off mark.

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