FUTMINNA Cut Off Marks For 2025/2026 Admission Exercise

The Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUTMINNA), a reputable Nigerian educational institution established by the Federal Government in 1983, has disclosed the cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session’s admission process. This comprehensive blog post offers prospective students a detailed guide to understanding the admission cut-off mark, eligibility for the Post UTME screening exercise, and the various course requirements.

Understanding the FUTMINNA Admission Cut-off Mark

The cut-off mark is a key determinant of a student’s eligibility to participate in the Post UTME screening exercise. Scoring exactly or above FUTMINNA’s cut-off mark suggests that candidates are qualified and eligible for the Post UTME screening exercise. On the other hand, if a student’s marks fall below this cut-off, they are considered ineligible or unqualified for FUTMINNA’s Post UTME.

SEE ALSO: Cut-off Marks for Other Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges.

FUTMINNA’s Cut-off Marks: The Breakdown

The university’s management has released specific cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 academic session’s admission exercise. For most courses, candidates must have a minimum UTME score of 150. However, certain courses require higher cut-off marks. The recommended cut-off marks for various Schools/Courses/Programmes are detailed below:

1. School of Agronomy & Forestry Technology (SAFT)

1. Crop Production – 150
2. Soil Science and Land Management – 150
3. Horticulture – 150
4. Forestry and Wildlife Technology – 150

2. School of Agricultural Management & Extension Technology (SAMET)

1. Agricultural Economics and Farm Management – 150
2. Agricultural Extension and Rural Development – 150
3. Agribusiness – 150

3. School of Architectural Technology (SAT)

1. Architecture – 200
2. Interior Architecture and Design – 180
3. Landscaping Architecture – 180
4. Furniture Design Architecture – 180

4. School of Environmental Technology (SET)

1. Building – 150
2. Estate Management & Valuation – 150
3. Quantity Surveying – 150
4. Surveying and Geoinformatics – 150
5. Urban and Regional Planning – 150

5. School of Electrical Engineering and Technology (SEET)

1. Computer Engineering – 200
2. Electrical/Electronic Engineering – 180
3. Mechatronics Engineering – 200
4. Telecommunication Engineering – 170

6. School of Food Science & Agricultural Technology (SFAT)

1. Water Resources, Aquaculture and Fisheries Tech – 150
2. Food Science Technology – 160
3. Animal Production – 150
4. Human Nutrition and Dietetics – 160

7. School of Information and Communication Technology (SICT)

1. Computer Science – 200
2. Cyber Security Science – 200
3. Data Science – 170
4. Information Technology – 170
5. Information Science and Media Studies – 150
6. Software Engineering – 200

8. School of Infrastructure, Process Engineering and Technology (SIPET)

1. Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering – 160
2. Chemical Engineering – 170
3. Civil Engineering – 200
4. Food Engineering – 160
5. Material and Metallurgical Engineering – 160
6. Mechanical Engineering – 200
7. Petroleum and Gas Engineering – 170

9. School of Innovative Technology (SIT)

1. Entrepreneurship – 150
2. Logistics and Transport Technology – 150
3. Project Management Technology – 150

10. School of Life Sciences (SLS)

1. Animal Biology – 150
2. Biochemistry – 180
3. Forensic Science – 170
4. Microbiology – 180
5. Plant Biology – 150
6. Public Health – 200

11. School of Physical Sciences (SPS)

1. Applied Geophysics – 150
2. Chemistry – 150
3. Geography – 150
4. Geology – 150
5. Industrial Mathematics – 150
6. Mathematics – 150
7. Meteorology – 150
8. Physics – 150
9. Statistics – 150

12. School of Science Technology Education (SSTE)

1. Educational Technology – 150
2. Industrial and Technology Education – 150
3. Library and Information Science – 150
4. Biology Education – 150
5. Chemistry Education – 150
6. Geography Education – 150
7. Mathematics Education – 150
8. Physics Education – 150

What Else is Required?

In addition to meeting the specified minimum UTME scores for their chosen courses, candidates must also have the correct UTME subject combinations as prescribed in the JAMB Brochure, along with the requisite ‘O’ Level subjects at credit level.

Recommended:

• FUTMINNA Post UTME Form
• Post UTME Past Questions and Answers.

Final Words: Securing Admission into FUTMINNA

Securing admission into FUTMINNA requires strategic preparation, particularly in relation to the JAMB UTME, to meet and surpass the university’s cut-off mark. Aspiring students are advised to familiarise themselves with the cut-off marks for their preferred courses and to ensure they meet all other necessary requirements. This comprehensive guide should serve as a helpful resource in navigating the admission process into FUTMINNA for the 2025/2026 academic session.

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