FUWUKARI Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025 Academic Session

FUWUKARI Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025 – The management of Federal University Wukari, Taraba State has approved and published the cut-off mark for all courses. All aspiring students of FUWUKARI are advised to check this cut-off mark and confirm that they are eligible for admission before they proceed with the admission process.

The FUWUKARI cut-off mark is the minimum score required to be considered for admission into a specific course. You will not be admitted if your JAMB score does not meet the cut-off mark for the course you wish to study.

Each university sets its cut-off marks, following the guidelines provided by JAMB. To study at FUWUKARI, you need to know the Federal University Wukari cut-off mark for this year’s admission. You don’t have to search elsewhere for this information — we have provided the cut-off mark details in this article. Just read on to find all the information you need.

FUWUKARI Cut-Off Mark 2024/2025

Before we go into the specifics, let’s start with a quick refresher on what a cut-off mark is. A cut-off mark is the minimum score set by a university that candidates must achieve to be eligible for admission into a course. While JAMB establishes a general minimum cut-off mark, universities in Nigeria are free to set their cut-off marks as long as they do not go below JAMB’s benchmark.

If you are planning to study at any university in Nigeria, it’s important to meet or exceed that university’s required cut-off mark to stand a chance of being admitted. The Federal University Wukari cut-off mark for the 2024/2025 academic session has been set at 150 and above.

However, it’s important to know that some departments at FUWUKARI have cut-off marks higher than the general university requirement. To ensure you are on the right track, be sure to check the specific cut-off mark for the department you’re interested in and make sure you meet or exceed it. Keep reading for detailed information on FUWUKARI’s departmental cut-off marks for 2024.

FUWUKARI Cut-Off Mark For All Courses  2024/2025

The table below details the cut-off mark you are to meet for specific courses, please adhere to the set cut-off marks listed below.

No.	Course	Cut-Off Mark
1	Accountancy/Accounting	170
2	Adult and Continuous Education	150
3	African Traditional Religion	150
4	Agricultural Engineering	150
5	Agriculture	150
6	Applied Physics	150
7	Medicine and Surgery	240
8	Law	230
9	Engineering Courses (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical)	180–190
10	Computer Science	180
11	Biochemistry	180
12	Business Administration	160
13	Banking and Finance	150
14	Biology	150
15	Chemistry	150
16	Christian Religious Studies	150
17	Computer Engineering	150
18	Economics	170
19	Education and Biology	150
20	Education and Chemistry	150
21	Education and Mathematics	150
22	Education and Physics	150
23	English Language and Literature	150
24	Fisheries and Aquaculture	150
25	Food Science and Technology	150
26	Forestry and Wildlife Management	150
27	History and Diplomatic Studies	150
28	Hospitality and Tourism Management	150
29	Hotel Management and Tourism	150
30	Human Anatomy	150
31	Human Physiology	150
32	Industrial Chemistry	150
33	Islamic Studies	150
34	Library and Information Science	150
35	Mathematics	150
36	Medical Laboratory Science	150
37	Microbiology	170
38	Molecular Biology	150
39	Philosophy	150
40	Physical and Health Education	150
41	Physics	150
42	Physiotherapy	150
43	Political Science	160
44	Public Administration	150
45	Sociology	160
46	Statistics	150

Meeting the cut-off mark is not the only requirement that will determine your eligibility for admission, it is just one of them. Scroll down to see the other requirements you are expected to meet to qualify.

FUWUKARI Admission Requirements 2024/2025

All candidates are expected to meet these requirements in addition to the cut-off marks.

• Candidates must meet the required UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) score as set by the university.
• Candidates must have at least five credits in relevant subjects at the Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE), General Certificate of Education (GCE), or an equivalent examination. This includes English Language and Mathematics, as well as other subjects relevant to the chosen course.
• Candidates applying through Direct Entry must have a minimum of two A-Level passes or its equivalent in relevant subjects is required. Candidates must also have a minimum of five O’ Level credits, including English and Mathematics.

These are general requirements. You are advised to check with the department you have chosen to see if there are additional requirements you are expected to meet to qualify.

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