FUD Cut off Mark for all Courses
The Federal University Dutse (FUD) cut off mark is 160 according to the document released by the school management.
Before we proceed let’s know the meaning of Cut Off Mark.
What is FUD Cut Off Mark 2021/2022?
We noticed that students don’t really understand the meaning of cut off marks. Every year, students often ask this question so today we will briefly explain what cut off mark is.
FUD Cut off mark is the mark set by the Federal University Dutse authority or board that conducts AN exam, which is considered as the passing or clearing level of the exam. Based on cut off candidates are shortlisted for the further stages of the selection process.
So FUD Cut Off mark 2021/2022 is the specific mark set by the University authority which is considered as the passing level for any candidate to be qualified for any course.
FUD JAMB CUT OFF MARK 2021/2022
Generally, aspirants often ask this question. What is the jamb cut off mark for Federal University Dutse? Well, the general FUD cut off mark Is 160.
So when you sore above 160 you will stand the chance of getting admission. But note that those that scored 250, 200, 300 will have the chance of coming out in the first list.
Let us not forget that FUD considers both the Post Utme score. So meeting the jamb cut off mark is not the only issue. You will have to score higher in your post utme to be given admission.
NOTE: The Federal University Dutse (FUD), received its charter, along with eight other newly established Federal Universities, from the Federal Government of Nigeria on February 9, 2011. The University’s campus is located in the capital of Jigawa State, Dutse, an ancient town in the northwestern Nigeria.
FUD CUT OFF MARK
The authorities of Federal University Dutse has approved 150 as the minimum bench-mark cut-off point for the 2020/2021 academic session admission into the university.
FUD Cut Off Mark for All Courses 2021/2022
The Cut-off points for each course is as follows:
Faculty of Agriculture
- Agriculture › 150 and above
- Fisheries and Aquaculture › 150 and above
- Forestry and Wildlife management › 150 and above
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
- Economics › 150 and above
- English › 150 and above
- Linguistics (Arabic) › 150 and above
- Linguistics (English) › 150 and above
- Political Science › 150 and above
- Criminology and Security Studies › 170 and above
Faculty of Computing
- Computer Science › 160 and above
- Cyber Security › 170 and above
- Information Technology › 160 and above
- Software Engineering › 170 and above
Faculty of Clinical Sciences
- Medicine and Surgery › Awaiting MCDN accreditation report
Faculty of Science
- Biotechnology – 160 and above
- Botany › 150 and above
- Chemistry › 150 and above
- Environmental Management & Toxicology › 160 and above
- Mathematics › 150 and above
- Microbiology › 160 and above
- Physics › 150 and above
- Zoology › 150 and above
- Biochemistry › 160 and above
- Biology › 150 and above
College of Basic Medical Sciences
- Human Physiology › 180 and above
- Human Anatomy › 180 and above
Faculty of Management Sciences
- Accounting › 150 and above
- Actuarial Science › 150 and above
- Banking and Finance › 150 and above
- Business Administration › 150 and above
- Taxation › 150 and above
- Insurance › 150 and above
Faculty of Education
- Islamic Studies › 150 and above
- Primary Education › 150 and above
- Library and Information Science › 150 and above
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