FULAFIA Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026 Admission Exercise

Federal University of Lafia (FULAFIA) has rolled out the official cut-off scores for students hoping to secure a spot in its 2024/2025 academic session. If you’re aiming to join, these numbers are not just for show. They decide who moves on to the post-UTME stage.

A quick look at FULAFIA

FULAFIA, set up in 2010 during the Goodluck Jonathan era, sits in Lafia, Nasarawa State. It’s one of the newer federal universities and has slowly built a name that draws applicants from all over.

SEE: Cut-off Marks for Other Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges.

JAMB score breakdown by course

The general minimum score is 170, but some courses ask for higher:

• Anatomy, Physiology – 200
• Nursing, Radiography – 210
• Medical Lab Science (MLS) – 220
• Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) – 230

You’ll also need five credits in your O’level (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB) including Maths and English, in not more than two sittings. Plus, FULAFIA must be your first choice on JAMB.

Cut-Off Marks for Other Programmes

Health Sciences

1. Radiography – 210
2. Nursing – 210
3. Medical Laboratory Science – 220

Medicine

1. Human Anatomy – 200
2. Human Physiology – 200
3. Medicine & Surgery – 230

Agriculture

1. Agric. Econs. & Extension – 170
2. Agronomy – 170
3. Animal Science – 170
4. Fisheries & Aquaculture – 170
5. Forestry & Wildlife Management – 170

Arts

1. Arabic Studies – 170
2. Christian Religious Studies – 170
3. English & Literary Studies – 180
4. French – 170
5. Hausa Language – 170
6. History – 170
7. Islamic Studies – 170
8. Philosophy – 170
9. Theatre Arts – 180

Faculty of Life Sciences

1. Biochemistry – 180
2. Microbiology – 180
3. Plant Science & Biotechnology – 170
4. Science Laboratory Technology – 180
5. Zoology – 170

Faculty of Physical Sciences

1. Chemistry – 170
2. Geology – 170
3. Industrial Chemistry – 170
4. Mathematics – 170
5. Physics – 170
6. Statistics – 170

Management Sciences

1. 1. Accounting – 180
   2. Business Administration – 180
   3. Entrepreneurship Studies – 170
   4. Petroleum Information – 170
   5. Procurement Management – 170
   6. Public Administration – 180

Education

1. Business Education – 170
2. Special Education – 170
3. Science Education:
   
   1. Computer Science Education – 170
   2. Education & Biology – 170
   3. Education & Chemistry – 170
   4. Education & Integrated Science – 170
   5. Education & Mathematics – 170
   6. Education & Physics – 170
4. Adult Education – 170
5. Creative Arts Education – 170
6. Early Childhood Education – 170
7. Education & Arabic Language – 170
8. Education & Christian Religious Studies – 170
9. Education & Economics – 170
10. Education & French Language – 170
11. Education & Geography – 170
12. Education & Hausa Language – 170
13. Education & History – 170
14. Educational Management – 170
15. English Language and Literature in English – 170
16. Guidance & Counselling – 170
17. Health Education – 170
18. Human Kinetics – 170
19. Language Arts & Communication – 170
20. Primary Education – 170
21. Social Studies and Civic Education – 170

Social Sciences

1. Economics – 180
2. Mass Communication – 180
3. Political Science – 180
4. Psychology – 170
5. Social Work – 170
6. Sociology – 180
7. Criminology & Security Studies – 170
8. Library & Information Science – 170

Computing

1. Computer Science – 180
2. Cyber Security – 170
3. Information Technology – 170

Environmental Design

1. Architecture – 170
2. Building – 170
3. Fine Arts – 170
4. Geography – 170
5. Glass and Silicate Technology – 170
6. Industrial Design – 170

Why it matters

If you meet the score for your chosen course, you’ll be eligible for the post-UTME screening. Fall below, and the system filters you out straight away. No second chances here.

Need help registering? Check the FULAFIA Post-UTME application guide.

So, if you’re aiming for a course like MBBS or Nursing, check your score and act fast. Time won’t wait, and neither will the system.

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