FEDERAL UNIVERSITY, OYE-EKITI (FUOYE) RELEASES APPROVED DEPARTMENTAL CUTOFF MARKS FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION

🌟 What Are Cut-Off Marks?

1. Cut-off marks are the minimum scores from the UTME exam (like JAMB) that students must meet to be considered for admission into FUOYE.

2. The university sets a general cut-off (160) for most courses. That means if you score at least that, you can apply and take the Post‑UTME test.

3. Some courses are more competitive, so they need higher cut-off marks. Think of them like the “premium” courses—Medicine, Law, Engineering, etc.

🎓 Why Do Cut-Off Marks Matter?

CampusInfo report that it help the university choose students in a fair and organized way.

Students who meet the general cut-off can take the Post‑UTME screening.

Stronger scores are needed for popular courses to make sure only the top performers get

📋 FUOYE Departmental Cut-Off Marks for 2025/2026

Below is a clear table of courses grouped by faculty, showing the new cut-off marks.

But the list above reflects confirmed scores published by FUOYE for 2025/2026.

🧭 How To Use This Information

1. Check your UTME score.

2. Look at the table and find your desired course.

3. If your score is equal to or above the cut-off, you can apply and write the Post‑UTME screening.

4. If it’s below, you might:

Choose a different course with a lower cut-off.

💬 Simple Examples

If you scored 205 in UTME and want to study Computer Science (cut‑off 200), you’re eligible!

If you scored 155 but want to study Law (cut‑off 240), you’re not yet eligible.

But you could study Philosophy (cut‑off 150) or Mathematics (cut‑off 150) instead.

✅ Next Steps After Meeting Cut-Off

1. Apply for the Post-UTME form when FUOYE releases it.

2.Pass Your screening test.

3. Meet any other score or document requirements.

4. Get official admission and start your course!

📌 Quick Table Summary

General cut-off is 160.

High-demand courses need 200–250+.

Medicine, Law, Mass Communication, Mechatronics, Nursing, Architecture, English, Computer Science are among the most competitive.

Many other courses accept from 160.

🧒 Why This Matters (in a Kid-Friendly Way)

It’s like leveling up in a game: each course has a different “level” you must reach to get in.

The higher the level, the harder you need to work.

Knowing your score and the course level helps you plan better—choose the right path for you!

📝 Final Tips

CampusInfo report that always double-check FUOYE’s official website or office for any updates.

Scores can change slightly each year—keep updated!

Remember, meeting the cut-off is just step one—you also need to do well on Post‑UTME and other requirements.

🎯 Recap in Simple Terms

FUOYE sets a general score you need to even apply.

Each course has a specific number you must meet. If your score is high enough, you get to apply for that course.

The numbers range from 160 (for many courses) up to 240 or more (for the most competitive).

If your score is higher, great job! If not, you might pick an

other path or try again.

After that, you write the Post‑UTME, and if you pass, you get admitted.