FUTMINNA Cut Off Mark for All Courses 2024

Are you aiming to join the Federal University of Technology Minna (FUTMINNA) for the academic year 2023/2024? If so, here’s a helpful guide on the JAMB and departmental cut-off marks to ensure you are well-prepared for the admission process.

FUTMINNA JAMB Cut Off Mark

The general cut-off mark for FUTMINNA is set at 150 for candidates who selected the university as their first choice in the recent Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). If you’re planning to register for the FUTMINNA POST UTME, make sure to score at least 150 in your JAMB examination. However, it’s advisable to aim for a higher score as competition for admission can be tough.

Recommendation: It’s suggested to strive for a score above the cut-off mark to enhance your chances of securing admission.

FUTMINNA Departmental Cut Off Mark for All Courses

Here are the departmental cut-off marks for various courses at FUTMINNA:

• Agriculture: 150
• Computer Engineering: 180
• Architecture: 200
• Computer Science: 180
• Biochemistry: 170
• Geography: 150
• Library and Information Science: 150
• And more…

Make sure to check the specific cut-off mark for your desired course to meet the requirements.

How to Calculate FUTMINNA Aggregate Cut Off Mark

To calculate your FUTMINNA aggregate or screening score, follow these simple steps:

1. Divide your JAMB score by 8.
2. Divide your post-UTME score by 2.
3. Add the results of both divisions.

For example, if your JAMB score is 300 and your post-UTME score is 80:

• JAMB score (300 ÷ 8) = 37.5
• Post-UTME score (80 ÷ 2) = 40
• Aggregate score = 37.5 + 40 = 77.5

Knowing your aggregate score can help you assess your chances of securing admission to FUTMINNA.

 (FAQ)

Q1: What is the general cut-off mark for FUTMINNA? A: The general cut-off mark for FUTMINNA is 150 for candidates who selected the university as their first choice in the recent UTME.

Q2: How can I calculate my FUTMINNA aggregate score? A: Divide your JAMB score by 8, divide your post-UTME score by 2, and add the results of both divisions.