Admission Guidance
FUOYE Cut-Off Marks: Check the Academic Session Before Using a Published Score

Source review: 26 October 2026 | OGB Admission Hub
A FUOYE cut-off list should be used only for the academic session identified on its source. The university’s programme cut-off page checked during this review is labelled 2025/2026 . It therefore does not establish approved cut-offs for 2026/2027.
Correction to our earlier report
The previous version presented a table as confirmed 2026/2027 information without a linked notice supporting that session. That claim has been withdrawn. Several figures also differ from the older official table and should not be relied on.
What the older official page actually shows
For historical comparison only, the page lists Medicine and Surgery at 270, Nursing at 250, Medical Laboratory Science at 240, Computer Science at 220, Cyber Security at 200 and Software Engineering at 180. These are examples from the page’s stated 2025/2026 session, not newly verified 2026/2027 thresholds.
Read FUOYE’s programme cut-off page and its session heading .
How to avoid using the wrong score
Check the session in the notice itself, rather than relying on a current copyright year in the footer.
Match the exact course name; one programme’s minimum cannot be applied to a different programme.
Distinguish the score needed to enter screening from a final admission or aggregate threshold.
Confirm subject requirements, screening instructions and the current application window separately.
Meeting a published minimum does not guarantee admission. If a current-session notice is unavailable or two university pages disagree, ask the institution to clarify before changing course or paying a screening fee.
Current-session status: This review does not verify a 2026/2027 FUOYE cut-off announcement. Follow the official admission portal for an applicable notice.
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