FUADSI Cut-Off Mark 2026/2027 and How Screening Scores Decide Your Course

Find out the FUADSI minimum JAMB score and how your screening score determines the course you are offered.
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"What is the FUADSI cut-off mark?" is one of the most repeated questions among aspirants. The honest answer has two parts: the minimum JAMB score, and the score that actually gets you into a course.

The Minimum JAMB Score

The school's admission notice states a minimum UTME score of 150 for any programme. Candidates below it are not eligible to apply.

Why 150 Is Not the Whole Story

Meeting the minimum only qualifies you to apply. Each course has its own points, and your Post-UTME screening score influences which course you receive. Current students and group members describe it this way: after registering and uploading your credentials, your screening result decides your course.

ItemStatus
Minimum JAMB score of 150Confirmed in the admission notice
Course-specific cut-off marksNot published yet
Course depends on screening scoreReported by students, not an official statement

How to Improve Your Chances

  • ✔ Upload clean, correct O'Level results. Aspirants report that O'Level results can boost your screening score.
  • ✔ Choose a course that matches your subject background.
  • ✔ Complete registration early.
  • ✔ Work out your own aggregate with our aggregate calculator.
NoteNo official course-by-course cut-off list had been released at the time of writing. Treat any list you see online as unconfirmed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will a high JAMB score get me my course?

It helps, but screening results and course points also matter.

Where will I see my screening score?

On your FUADSI portal once results are released.

What if I miss my course's points?

You may be offered another course. See how course changes work.

DisclaimerOsunhive is not affiliated with FUADSI or JAMB. Details were last checked on October 9, 2026 and may change. Always confirm fees, dates and requirements on the official FUADSI portal (portal.fuadsi.edu.ng) and JAMB channels before acting.

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