Federal University Wukari (FUWUKARI) offers various undergraduate courses with different cut-off marks for admission.
The cut-off marks range from 150 to 220, depending on the course. For example, the cut-off mark for Medicine and Surgery is 220, while courses like Agricultural Economics, Fisheries, and Wildlife Management have a cut-off mark of 150.
Other popular courses like Accounting, Business Administration, and Computer Science have cut-off marks of 180, 170, and 190, respectively.
It’s important to note that meeting the cut-off mark doesn’t guarantee admission, as other factors like O’Level grades and post-UTME scores are also considered.
Courses FUWAKIRI Offers with UTME Cut-Off Mark
FUWUKARI courses and cut-off marks stand out for their competitiveness and diversity.
With over 30 undergraduate programs across various faculties, FUWUKARI offers a wide range of courses, including unique programs like Forestry and Wildlife Management, and Fisheries.
FUWUKARI cut-off marks, ranging from 150 to 220, ensure that your admission is certain if you meet all the institution’s requirements, making FUWUKARI a hub for academic excellence.
Additionally, the university’s strong industry connections and research focus provide students with hands-on experience and a competitive edge in their chosen fields.
- Accountancy / Accounting
- Agricultural Engineering
- Agriculture
- Banking and Finance
- Biochemistry
- Biology
- Business Administration
- Chemical Engineering
- Chemistry
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Economics
- Education and Biology
- Education and Chemistry
- Education and Mathematics
- Education and Physics
- English Language and Literature
- Fisheries and Aquaculture
- Food Science and Technology
- Forestry And Wildlife Management
- History and Diplomatic Studies
- Hospitality And Tourism Management
- Hotel Management and Tourism
- Human Anatomy
- Human Physiology
- Industrial Chemistry
- Islamic Studies
- Law
- Library and Information Science
- Mathematics
- Medical Laboratory Science
- Medicine and Surgery
- Microbiology
- Molecular Biology
- Philosophy
- Physical and Health Education
- Physics
- Physiotherapy
- Political Science
- Political Science
- Public Administration
- Sociology
- Statistics
- Christian Religious Studies (CRS)
- Applied Physics
- Adult and Continuous Education
- African Traditional Religion
- Faculty of Agriculture
- Faculty of Life Sciences
- Faculty of Humanities
- Faculty of Management
- Faculty of Social Sciences
- Faculty of Pure and Applied Sciences
- College of Medicine
The school fees range from N72,000 to N104,000.
FUWUKARI School Fees for Returning Students
- For returning students at FUWUKARI, the school fees are as follows:
- Tuition Fee: N72000
- Registration Fee: N10000
- Library Fee: N2000
- Medical Fee: N1500
- ICT Fee: N2000
- Sport Fee: N1000
- Development Levy: N500
- Other Miscellaneous Fees: N2000
Total = N94,800
FUWUKARI School Fees for New Students
- For new students enrolling at FUWUKARI, the school fees are as follows:
- Tuition Fee: N104000
- Registration Fee: N15,000
- Library Fee: N1000
- Medical Fee: N500
- ICT Fee: N3000
- Sport Fee: N300
- Development Levy: N1000
- Other Miscellaneous Fees: N2000
Total = N126,800
How FUWUKARI Calculates Your Aggregate Score
FUWUKARI calculates your aggregate score by combining your JAMB UTME score and your Post-UTME score.
The university uses a 50:50 ratio, where 50% of your aggregate score comes from your JAMB UTME score and the remaining 50% comes from your Post-UTME score.
This means that it divides your JAMB UTME score is by 8, while it divides your Post-UTME score is by 2.
The two scores are then added together to give you your total aggregate score.
For example, if you scored 250 in JAMB UTME and 70 in Post-UTME, your aggregate score would be calculated as follows:
(250 ÷ 8 = 31.25) + (70 ÷ 2 = 35) = 66.25.
This aggregate score is what FUWUKARI uses to determine your admission status.
If you fall to the list of candidates having an aggregate score that meets or exceeds the departmental cut-off mark, you position yourself for the institution to consider you for admission.
How FUWUKARI Determines Departmental Cut-Off Mark
FUWUKARI determines departmental cut-off marks based on the performance of candidates in the Post-UTME screening exercise and the carrying capacity of each department. The process involves:
- Calculating the total aggregate score of all candidates who applied for a particular program.
- Ranking the candidates in order of merit (highest aggregate score to lowest).
- Determining the carrying capacity of each department (the maximum number of students that can be admitted).
- Selecting the top candidates who meet the carrying capacity, starting from the highest aggregate score.
The aggregate score of the last candidate admitted into a department becomes the departmental cut-off mark.
This means that the departmental cut-off mark varies from year to year and depends on the performance of candidates and the carrying capacity of each department
next step if you didn't meet the cutoff mark
Change your course: Consider changing to a less competitive course with a lower cut-off mark, if you meet the requirements.
Wait for supplementary list: Wait for the supplementary admission list, which includes candidates who didn’t meet the initial cut-off mark.
Change to other universities: Consider applying to other universities with similar courses and lower cut-off marks.
Consider post-UTME coaching: Prepare for next year’s Post-UTME by attending coaching classes or studying intensively.
Explore JAMB change of institution: Change your institution to a polytechnic or college of education, if you’re interested in a different type of program.
Gap year programs: Consider taking a gap year to gain work experience, skills, or retake JAMB/Post-UTME.
