List of Courses Offered in FUOYE and Their Cut Off Mark 2025/2026

List of Courses Offered in FUOYE and Their Cut Off Mark

Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) is one of Nigeria’s fast-growing federal universities. It offers a wide range of courses across different faculties.

If you plan to apply for the 2025/2026 session, you must know the approved courses and their cut-off marks. This post breaks everything down clearly.


FUOYE General Cut Off Mark 2025/2026

The general cut off mark for FUOYE this year is 150. That means if you scored 150 or above in JAMB, you may apply for most courses.

But note: some departments require higher scores.


FUOYE Admission Requirements

Before checking the course list, ensure you meet these:

  • You must score at least 150 in JAMB.
  • You must choose FUOYE as your first choice in JAMB.
  • You need at least five O’level credits, including English and Maths.
  • You must upload your results on JAMB CAPS.

Courses and Their Cut Off Marks by Faculty

Faculty of Agriculture

  • Agricultural Economics and Extension – 160
  • Animal Production and Health – 160
  • Crop Science and Horticulture – 160
  • Soil Science – 150
  • Fisheries and Aquaculture – 150
  • Food Science and Technology – 170
  • Water Resources Management – 150
  • Hospitality and Tourism Management – 160

Faculty of Arts

  • English and Literary Studies – 180
  • Theatre and Media Arts – 200
  • History and International Studies – 180
  • Linguistics – 180
  • Philosophy – 160
  • Religious Studies – 150

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

  • Anatomy – 180
  • Physiology – 180
  • Radiography – 200
  • Medical Laboratory Science – 210
  • Nursing – 220

Faculty of Education

  • Biology Education – 160
  • Chemistry Education – 160
  • Mathematics Education – 160
  • English Education – 170
  • Educational Management – 160
  • Business Education – 160
  • Library and Information Science – 170
  • Adult Education – 150
  • Agricultural Education – 150
  • Computer Education – 170
  • Guidance and Counselling – 160
  • Human Kinetics – 150
  • Health Education – 150
  • Economics Education – 160
  • Political Science Education – 160
  • Physics Education – 160

Faculty of Engineering

  • Mechanical Engineering – 200
  • Electrical and Electronics Engineering – 200
  • Civil Engineering – 200
  • Computer Engineering – 210
  • Mechatronics Engineering – 200
  • Agricultural and Bio-Resources Engineering – 180
  • Metallurgical and Materials Engineering – 180

Faculty of Environmental Design and Management

  • Architecture – 200
  • Building – 180
  • Estate Management – 180
  • Quantity Surveying – 180
  • Surveying and Geo-Informatics – 180
  • Urban and Regional Planning – 180

Faculty of Management Sciences

  • Accounting – 210
  • Business Administration – 200
  • Banking and Finance – 190
  • Public Administration – 190

Faculty of Pharmacy

  • Doctor of Pharmacy – 220

Faculty of Science

  • Biochemistry – 190
  • Microbiology – 190
  • Plant Science and Biotechnology – 160
  • Animal and Environmental Biology – 160
  • Chemistry – 160
  • Computer Science – 210
  • Geology – 170
  • Mathematics – 160
  • Physics – 160
  • Industrial Chemistry – 170
  • Environmental Management and Toxicology – 170

Faculty of Social Sciences

  • Economics – 200
  • Political Science – 200
  • Sociology – 190
  • Psychology – 190
  • Peace and Conflict Studies – 180
  • Mass Communication – 210
  • Criminology and Security Studies – 200
  • Demography and Social Statistics – 170

Courses That Need Higher Scores

These departments are very competitive. To stand a good chance, aim higher than the listed cut-off.

  • Nursing – 220
  • Pharmacy – 220
  • Medicine (if introduced) – 250+
  • Computer Science – 210
  • Accounting – 210
  • Mass Communication – 210
  • Law (when offered) – 240+

What If You Score Below the Cut Off?

If your score is below the required mark for your course, you can:

  • Apply for a course with a lower cut-off.
  • Use the JAMB change of course option.
  • Try again next year with better preparation.

How to Boost Your Chances

  • Upload your WAEC/NECO result early on JAMB CAPS.
  • Score higher than the cut-off.
  • Follow FUOYE’s official website and social media for updates.
  • Apply for less competitive courses if your score is not high.
  • Prepare well for any post-UTME screening, if required.

FUOYE Portal and Application Info

Keep an eye on these:


Final Words

FUOYE offers many good courses. But each course has its own cut-off. Make sure your JAMB score matches the course you want.

Check back often for updates on the post-UTME or screening process.

If you still have questions about FUOYE admissions, drop them in the comment section.

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