FUD cut-off marks 2026/2027 have been released and scores are course-based.
- Minimum scores range from 150 to 240
- MBBS is 240, Nursing Science is 210
- Public Health is 190, Computing courses are 180
- New programmes are awaiting JAMB CAPS approval
Read on for FUD cut-off marks, course scores and admission guidance.
Federal University Dutse has released the approved UTME minimum scores for the 2026/2027 admission exercise.
The cut-off marks are arranged by faculty and programme, so candidates are expected to check the score attached to their chosen course before proceeding with other admission steps.
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What is the FUD cut-off mark for 2026/2027 admission?
Federal University Dutse has set different minimum UTME scores for its programmes for the 2026/2027 admission exercise.
Some programmes have a minimum score of 150, while courses such as MBBS, Nursing Science, Public Health, Computer Science and related programmes have higher minimum scores.
Why should candidates check the course-based score?
Candidates should check the score for their exact course, because the University has not issued one general score for all programmes.
A candidate applying for MBBS, for instance, will need 240, while a candidate applying for B. Agriculture Science will need 150.
What are the approved FUD cut-off marks by course?
The approved 2026/2027 UTME minimum scores for all listed programmes are shown below.
| Faculty | Programme | Minimum UTME Score |
|---|---|---|
| Agriculture | B. Agriculture Science | 150 |
| Agriculture | B. Fisheries and Aquaculture | 150 |
| Agriculture | B. Forestry and Wildlife Management | 150 |
| Agriculture | B. Food Science and Technology | 150 |
| Arts and Social Sciences | B.A. Arabic | 150 |
| Arts and Social Sciences | B.Sc. Criminology and Security Studies | 160 |
| Arts and Social Sciences | B.Sc. Economics | 150 |
| Arts and Social Sciences | B.A. English Language | 150 |
| Arts and Social Sciences | B. Library and Information Science | 150 |
| Arts and Social Sciences | B.A. Linguistics (Arabic) | 150 |
| Arts and Social Sciences | B.A. Linguistics (English) | 150 |
| Arts and Social Sciences | B.Sc. Political Science | 160 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | B.Sc. Environmental Health Sciences | 170 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | B.Sc. Human Anatomy | 160 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | B.Sc. Human Physiology | 160 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | B.NSc. Nursing Science | 210 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | B.Sc. Public Health | 190 |
| Clinical Sciences | MBBS | 240 |
| Computing | B.Sc. Computer Science | 180 |
| Computing | B.Sc. Cyber Security | 180 |
| Computing | B.Sc. Information Technology | 180 |
| Computing | B.Sc. Software Engineering | 180 |
| Education | B.(Ed.) Islamic Studies | 150 |
| Education | B.Ed. Primary Education | 150 |
| Management Sciences | B.Sc. Accounting | 160 |
| Management Sciences | B.Sc. Actuarial Science | 150 |
| Management Sciences | B.Sc. Banking and Finance | 150 |
| Management Sciences | B.Sc. Business Administration | 170 |
| Management Sciences | B.Sc. Insurance | 150 |
| Management Sciences | B.Sc. Taxation | 150 |
| Life Sciences | B.Sc. Biochemistry | 180 |
| Life Sciences | B.Sc. Biology | 160 |
| Life Sciences | B.Sc. Biotechnology | 180 |
| Life Sciences | B.Sc. Botany | 150 |
| Life Sciences | B.Sc. Microbiology | 180 |
| Life Sciences | B.Sc. Zoology | 150 |
| Physical Sciences | B.Sc. Chemistry | 150 |
| Physical Sciences | B.Sc. Environmental Management and Toxicology | 150 |
| Physical Sciences | B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry | 150 |
| Physical Sciences | B.Sc. Industrial Mathematics | 150 |
| Physical Sciences | B.Sc. Mathematics | 150 |
| Physical Sciences | B.Sc. Physics | 150 |
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Which FUD courses have the highest cut-off marks?
MBBS has the highest listed minimum score, at 240.
Nursing Science follows with 210, while Public Health has 190 and all listed Computing programmes have 180.
Which FUD courses accept 150?
Several programmes have 150 as the minimum UTME score.
These include programmes under Agriculture, some Arts and Social Sciences courses, Education, some Management Sciences courses, some Life Sciences courses and all listed Physical Sciences courses.
Does meeting the cut-off mark guarantee admission?
The cut-off mark is a minimum UTME score for the admission exercise.
Candidates who meet the stated score for their course should still follow the next admission process, including any Post-UTME update that may be released by the University.
What should candidates do after checking their score?
Candidates should compare their UTME score with the minimum score for their chosen course.
They may also follow the FUD Post-UTME update page for screening details and candidates who wish to compare schools may check the JAMB cut-off marks list.
What is the notice about new programmes?
The University has informed the public that it is processing new programmes.
The programmes are undergoing final approval to appear on the JAMB Central Admissions and Processing System and details on the programmes, requirements and application process will be made available on the University’s website after approval is completed.
What should applicants keep in mind?
Applicants should use the score for their exact course and avoid assumptions across faculties.
A score that meets one programme may fall below another programme, so candidates should confirm the faculty, course name and stated minimum score before taking the next step.
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