FUTMINNA Cut Off Marks For 2026/2027 Admission Exercise

Federal University of Technology, Minna, FUTMINNA, has released the cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 academic session admission exercise.

FUTMINNA was established by the Federal Government in 1983 and the stated marks will guide candidates who want to know whether their UTME scores place them within the Post-UTME screening range.

What is the FUTMINNA cut-off mark for 2026/2027?

The general minimum cut-off mark for many FUTMINNA courses is 150.

Some courses carry higher marks and candidates will be expected to meet the score set for their chosen programme before they can be treated as eligible for the Post-UTME screening exercise.

Does meeting the FUTMINNA cut-off mark mean admission is certain?

Meeting the cut-off mark means a candidate has reached the stated score range for Post-UTME screening.

Admission processing will still require the correct UTME subject combination, the required O'Level credit subjects and other admission conditions attached to the chosen course.

What happens if a candidate scores below the FUTMINNA course cut-off mark?

A score below the stated mark for a chosen programme falls outside the Post-UTME eligibility range for that programme.

Candidates should compare their UTME score with the mark attached to their chosen course before moving to the next admission step.

What are the FUTMINNA cut-off marks by school and programme?

The management has released the recommended cut-off marks for the listed schools, departments and programmes for the 2026/2027 admission exercise.

School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology, SAFT

• CRP, Crop Production, 150
• FWT, Forestry and Wildlife Technology, 150
• HRT, Horticulture, 150
• SLM, Soil Science and Land Management, 150

School of Allied Health Sciences, SAHS

• MLS, Medical Laboratory Science, 200
• NRS, Nursing Science, 220

School of Agriculture Management and Engineering Technology, SAMET

• AEC, Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, 150
• AEX, Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, 150
• AGB, Agribusiness, 150

School of Architecture and Technology, SAT

• ARC, Architecture, 200
• FDA, Furniture Design Architecture, 180
• IAD, Interior Architecture and Design, 180
• LSA, Landscape Architecture, 180

School of Basic Medical Sciences, SBMS

• HNA, Human Anatomy, 170
• HNP, Human Physiology, 170
• MDS, Medicine and Surgery, 250

School of Electrical Engineering and Technology, SEET

• CPE, Computer Engineering, 200
• EEE, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, 180
• MCE, Mechatronics Engineering, 200
• TME, Telecommunication Engineering, 170

School of Environmental Technology, SET

• BDT, Building Technology, 170
• EMV, Estate Management and Valuation, 150
• QTS, Quantity Surveying, 160
• SVG, Survey and Geoinformatics, 160
• URP, Urban and Regional Planning, 150

School of Food and Agricultural Technology, SFAT

• APT, Animal Production, 150
• FST, Food Science Technology, 160
• HND, Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 170
• WAF, Water Resources Aquaculture and Fisheries Technology, 150

School of Information and Communication Technology, SICT

• CPT, Computer Science, 200
• CSS, Cyber Security Science, 200
• DTS, Data Science, 170
• IFT, Information Technology, 170
• IMS, Information Science and Media Studies, 150
• SWE, Software Engineering, 200

School of Infrastructure, Process Engineering and Technology, SIPET

• ABE, Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering, 160
• CHE, Chemical Engineering, 170
• CIE, Civil Engineering, 200
• FDE, Food Engineering, 160
• MEE, Mechanical Engineering, 180
• MME, Material and Metallurgical Engineering, 170
• PGE, Petroleum and Gas Engineering, 170

School of Technology, SIT

• EBS, Entrepreneurship and Business Studies, 150
• LSM, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, 150
• LTT, Logistics and Transport Technology, 150
• PAT, Procurement Management Technology, 150
• PMT, Project Management Technology, 150

School of Life Sciences, SLS

• ANB, Biology, Animal Biology, 150
• ANB, Animal Biology, 150
• BCH, Biochemistry, 180
• BOT, Biotechnology, 170
• FRS, Forensic Science, 170
• MCB, Microbiology, 180
• PHS, Public Health, 200
• PLB, Biology, Plant Biology, 150
• PLB, Plant Biology, 150

School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, SPhS

• DRP, Doctor of Pharmacy, 230

School of Physical Sciences, SPS

• CHM, Chemistry, 150
• GEL, Geology, 150
• GPH, Geophysics, 150
• GRY, Geography, 150
• IMA, Industrial Mathematics, 150
• MAT, Mathematics, 150
• MET, Meteorology, 150
• PHY, Physics, 150
• STA, Statistics, 150

School of Science and Technology Education, SSTE

• EDB, Science Education, Education Biology, 150
• EDC, Science Education, Education Chemistry, 150
• EDG, Science Education, Education Geography, 150
• EDM, Science Education, Education Mathematics, 150
• EDP, Science Education, Education Physics, 150
• EDT, Educational Technology, 150
• ITE, Industrial and Technology Education, 150
• LIS, Library and Information Science, 150

Which FUTMINNA courses have the highest cut-off marks?

Medicine and Surgery has the highest stated cut-off mark at 250.

Doctor of Pharmacy follows with 230, while Nursing Science has 220.

Courses such as Medical Laboratory Science, Architecture, Computer Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Cyber Security Science, Software Engineering and Public Health have 200 as their stated cut-off mark.

Which FUTMINNA courses have 150 as cut-off mark?

Several FUTMINNA programmes have 150 as their stated cut-off mark, including Crop Production, Forestry and Wildlife Technology, Horticulture, Soil Science and Land Management, Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, Agricultural Extension and Rural Development and Agribusiness.

Other programmes with 150 include Estate Management and Valuation, Urban and Regional Planning, Animal Production, Water Resources Aquaculture and Fisheries Technology, Information Science and Media Studies, Entrepreneurship and Business Studies, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Logistics and Transport Technology, Procurement Management Technology and Project Management Technology.

The list also includes Biology, Animal Biology, Plant Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Geophysics, Geography, Industrial Mathematics, Mathematics, Meteorology, Physics, Statistics, Science Education programmes, Educational Technology, Industrial and Technology Education and Library and Information Science.

What else is required apart from the FUTMINNA cut-off mark?

Candidates must have the correct UTME subject combinations for their chosen courses.

They must also have the required O'Level subjects at credit level and the course details should be checked with the official admission guide before the Post-UTME stage.

Candidates may use the JAMB subject combination guide and the JAMB Brochure guide to check the required subjects for their preferred courses.

Where can candidates check related admission information?

Candidates who want to compare admission marks across other schools may check the cut-off marks for universities, polytechnics and colleges.

Candidates seeking the next admission step may also check the FUTMINNA Post-UTME form guide.

What should candidates do before Post-UTME registration?

Candidates should first confirm the cut-off mark for their chosen FUTMINNA course.

They should then check their UTME subject combination and O'Level credit subjects, because the admission process will require the correct course-related subjects as well as the stated UTME score.