Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti Cut-Off Marks for Admission

Scores don’t lie, and at Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti, they speak loudly. For candidates waiting, refreshing pages, second-guessing choices, the silence is finally broken. The institution has released the official cut-off marks for admission into National Diploma (ND) programmes. Some courses require more than others. Some just want you in the door. All of them matter.

Let’s walk through the numbers. Slowly, then all at once.

How It All Started: A Campus with Many Coordinates

Before Ado-Ekiti became home, there were other addresses. In 1977, the school opened in Jos. Barely a year later, it moved again, this time to Akure. Not because of unrest or error, but a deliberate federal shuffle to spread education across zones. It wasn’t until 1986 that the polytechnic settled in Ado-Ekiti. Three locations, one mission. And now, one permanent place.

JAMB Cut-Off: The Universal Barrier

The base requirement is clear: 140. That’s the score you need in your JAMB UTME to even be considered for any ND course at the institution. No “maybe if.” No appeals to sentiment. Below that, the conversation ends. Above it? Well, that’s where departmental cut-offs take over.

SEE: Cut-off Marks for Other Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges and Federal Poly Ado-Ekiti Post UTME Form.

Departmental Cut-Off Marks at FEDPOLYADO

Different courses. Different demands. Some knock at the door lightly with a 40. Others come swinging with 60s. These aren’t just preferences; they’re filters.

• Accountancy – MAM: 50
• Banking & Finance – MAM: 40
• Business Administration and Management – MAM: 56
• Library and Information Science – MAM: 50
• Marketing – MAM: 40
• Mass Communication – MAM: 61
• Office Technology & Management – MAM: 54
• Public Administration – MAM: 57
• Procurement and Supply Chain Management – MAM: 40
• Taxation – MAM: 40
• Art & Design – MAM: 55
• Computer Science – MAM: 58
• Food Technology – MAM: 50
• Glass & Ceramic Technology – MAM: 40
• Hospitality Management – MAM: 51
• Science Technology – MAM: 57
• Statistics – MAM: 40
• Architectural Technology – MAM: 40
• Building Technology – MAM: 50
• Estate Management – MAM: 40
• Quantity Surveying – MAM: 40
• Surveying & Geo-Informatics – MAM: 40
• Urban & Regional Planning – MAM: 40
• Agricultural & Bio-Environmental Engineering – MAM: 40
• Civil Engineering – MAM: 55
• Electrical/Electronic Engineering – MAM: 55
• Mechanical Engineering – MAM: 55
• Mechatronics Engineering Technology – MAM: 40
• Mineral & Petroleum Resources Engineering Technology – MAM: 40
• Water Resources Engineering Technology – MAM: 40
• Welding and Fabrication Engineering Technology – MAM: 40
• Agricultural Technology – MAM: 40
• Fisheries Technology – MAM: 40
• Horticulture – MAM: 40

After the Marks: What Happens Next?

You’ve hit the cut-off. Now what?

Simple: don’t sleep on it. Watch for Post UTME dates. Follow every instruction. Submit your documents right. Keep your email active and your phone charged. This part is more paperwork than performance, but it’s where many get it wrong.

Bookmark the official FEDPOLYADO portal. It’s where every announcement, every list, and every new step will appear.

Closing Notes

These cut-off marks do more than rank candidates. They define readiness. Whether you’re aiming for Mass Comm or Welding Tech, this list tells you where you stand. Not everyone will make it. That’s the truth. But if you do? That’s one more step away from uncertainty, and one step closer to the future you’ve been planning for.

This isn’t just a school with a score list. It’s a checkpoint. And maybe, just maybe, the start of something big.

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