FUD Cut off Mark 2025/2026 for Admission Screening | Academic Session

The admission cut off mark for full time undergraduate degree course at Federal University, Dutse (FUD) has been set for interested candidates of 2024/2025 academic session. With FUD Cut off Mark of 150, you can determine your admission eligibility status depending on your desire programme.

FUD Cut Off marks

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) candidates that scored up to the FUD Cut off Mark and above who choose FUD as their first choice are eligible to take park in the Post UTME Screening and will be considered for admission.

This article will uncover the Federal University, Dutse, located in the heart of Urban JAMB and departmental Cut off Mark. The required score is a major yardstick to determine the possibility of admission and academic journey with FUD.

What FUD Cut off Marks Mean

The Federal University, Dutse cut off Mark for the 2025/2026 academic session is yet to be fixed by the management but the previous mark is 150 and above. This indicates that all the prospective students that scored a minimum of 150 in their UTME are eligible for the admission screening.

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board Cut off Mark for all Universities in Nigeria is 140. These benchmark given by JAMB is to ensure that they don’t admits below that to maintain the standard of education in the country.

FUD Departmental Cut off point at 150 and above

The Federal University, Dutse has numerous degree courses which might attract different cut off Mark. The FUD departmental Cut off Mark for the different courses are same and are listed below:

Faculty of Agriculture

  • Agriculture: 150
  • Fisheries and Aquaculture: 150
  • Forestry and Wildlife Management: 150

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

  • Criminology and Security Studies: 170
  • Economics: 150
  • English Language: 150
  • Linguistics (Arabic): 150
  • Linguistics (English): 150
  • Linguistics (French): 150
  • Political Science: 150

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

  • Environmental Health Science: 170
  • Human Anatomy: 170
  • Human Physiology: 170
  • Nursing Science: 220
  • Public Health: 170

Faculty of Computing

  • Computer Science: 170
  • Cybersecurity: 180
  • Information Technology: 170
  • Software Engineering: 170

Faculty of Education

  • Library and Information Science: 150
  • Islamic Studies: 150
  • Primary Education: 150

Faculty of Management Sciences

  • Accounting: 150
  • Actuarial Science: 150
  • Banking and Finance: 150
  • Business Administration: 160
  • Insurance: 150
  • Taxation: 150

Faculty of Life Sciences

  • Biochemistry: 170
  • Biology: 150
  • Biotechnology: 170
  • Botany: 150
  • Microbiology: 170
  • Zoology: 150

Faculty of Physical Sciences

  • Chemistry: 150
  • Environmental Management & Toxicology: 150
  • Mathematics: 150
  • Physics: 150

SEE: FUD School Fees

Other Criteria

In addition, Federal University, Dutse do not only use the released JAMB cut off Mark for admission, there are other important factors which might include:

  • SSCE with at least five (5) Credits including mathematics and English language
  • Applicant’ age must be 16 years and above at the moment of jamb registration.
  • The candidates must made indicated FUD as their first choice or made a change of institutions to the University on time.

Finally, Federal University, Dutse cut off Mark is determined to screen out eligible candidates for post UTME Screening and not a guarantee for admission. Those with higher JAMB scores stand a change of being prioritize for admission after fulfilling other criteria.

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