FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSE OFFICIAL CUT OFF MARKS FOR 2020/2021 ADMISSION EXERCISE

The cut-off marks for the 2020/2021 admission exercise at the Federal University Dutse (FUD) have been released. According to the document released by the management, FUD cut-off mark(minimum) is 160. However, some department’s cut-off marks are higher than the minimum benchmark. Check the cut-off mark applicable to your preferred course of study below.
 

 
The management of the Federal University Dutse (FUD) has announced the institutional cut-off marks of the six Faculties in the institution (i.e. Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Computing, College of Medicine and Health Sciences and Faculty of Management Sciences).

FUD CUT OFF MARK.

The management has approved 160 as the minimum bench-mark cut-off point for the 2020/2021 academic session admission into the university. The Cut-off points for each programme is as follows:
Faculty of Agriculture

• Agriculture › 160
• Fisheries and Aquaculture › 160
• Forestry and Wildlife management › 160

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

• Economics › 170
• English › 170
• Linguistics (Arabic) › 170
• Linguistics (English) › 170
• Linguistics (French) › 170
• Political Science › 175
• Criminology and Security Studies › 180

Faculty of Computing

• Computer Science › 180
• Cyber Security › 180
• Information Technology › 180
• Software Engineering › 180

Faculty of Science

• Biotechnology – 180
• Botany › 170
• Chemistry › 165
• Environmental Management & Toxicology › 170
• Mathematics › 160
• Microbiology –180
• Physics › 170
• Zoology › 170
• Biochemistry › 185
• Biology › 170

College of Medicine and Health Sciences

• Human Physiology › 180
• Human Anatomy › 180
• Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) › 250

Faculty of Management Sciences

• Accounting › 160
• Actuarial Science › 170
• Banking and Finance › 160
• Business Administration › 170
• Taxation › 160

 
About FUD:
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 north western Nigeria.