The FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for the 2026/2027 academic session has been officially released by the management of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta. If you are one of the thousands of candidates who chose FUNAAB as your first-choice institution this year, this page has everything you need before applying.
The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta has set its Cut Off Mark for the 2026/2027 academic session at 160 and above. Only candidates who scored 160 and above will be qualified to apply for the FUNAAB Post-UTME Screening and be considered for admission.
But knowing the general cut off mark is only part of the picture. Competitive programmes like Veterinary Medicine, Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy require significantly higher scores. Read through the full departmental list below to confirm exactly where you stand.
About Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB)
The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) is one of Nigeria’s three specialised federal universities of agriculture, located in Abeokuta, Ogun State. Founded in 1988, FUNAAB has grown beyond its agricultural roots to offer programmes across ten colleges covering Agriculture, Computing, Engineering, Sciences, Veterinary Medicine, Environmental Resources, Food Science, Management Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Basic Medical Sciences.
FUNAAB is fully accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC) and is ranked among the top federal universities in Nigeria. Its programmes in Veterinary Medicine, Agriculture, and Engineering are particularly well regarded nationally and internationally.
FUNAAB Cut Off Mark 2026/2027
The general JAMB cut-off mark for FUNAAB 2026/2027 is 160. This means candidates who scored 160 and above in JAMB are eligible to apply for admission into Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.
However, scoring 160 only makes you eligible to apply — it does not guarantee admission. Competitive courses require significantly higher scores and your final admission depends on your aggregate score ranking within your department.
Key advice: Aim for 180 and above to genuinely compete for most FUNAAB programmes. For Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy, aim for 200 and above.
FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for All Courses 2026/2027 — Full Departmental List
Check below for the complete FUNAAB cut off Marks for all courses for the 2026/2027 Academic year:
| College / Faculty | Course | Cut Off Mark |
|---|---|---|
| College of Agricultural Management | Agricultural Economics | 160 |
| College of Agricultural Management | Agricultural Extension and Farm Management | 160 |
| College of Agricultural Management | Home Economics and Management | 160 |
| College of Agricultural Management | Rural Sociology and Agricultural Extension | 160 |
| College of Animal Science | Animal Nutrition | 160 |
| College of Animal Science | Animal Production | 160 |
| College of Animal Science | Fisheries and Aquaculture Management | 160 |
| College of Animal Science | Poultry Science | 160 |
| College of Computing (COLCOM) | Computer Science | 180 |
| College of Computing (COLCOM) | Information and Communication Technology | 180 |
| College of Computing (COLCOM) | Cybersecurity Science | 180 |
| College of Computing (COLCOM) | Data Science | 180 |
| College of Computing (COLCOM) | Telecommunication Science | 160 |
| College of Engineering (COLENG) | Civil Engineering | 180 |
| College of Engineering (COLENG) | Computer Engineering | 180 |
| College of Engineering (COLENG) | Electrical and Electronics Engineering | 180 |
| College of Engineering (COLENG) | Mechanical Engineering | 180 |
| College of Engineering (COLENG) | Mechatronics Engineering | 180 |
| College of Engineering (COLENG) | Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering | 160 |
| College of Engineering (COLENG) | Food Engineering | 160 |
| College of Environmental Resources | Forestry and Wildlife Management | 160 |
| College of Environmental Resources | Environmental Management | 160 |
| College of Environmental Resources | Water Resources Management | 160 |
| College of Food Science (COLFHEC) | Food Science and Technology | 180 |
| College of Food Science (COLFHEC) | Human Nutrition and Dietetics | 180 |
| College of Food Science (COLFHEC) | Hospitality and Tourism Management | 160 |
| College of Management Sciences | Accounting | 180 |
| College of Management Sciences | Banking and Finance | 160 |
| College of Management Sciences | Business Administration | 160 |
| College of Management Sciences | Economics | 160 |
| College of Management Sciences | Marketing | 160 |
| College of Plant Science | Agronomy | 160 |
| College of Plant Science | Crop Production | 160 |
| College of Plant Science | Horticulture | 160 |
| College of Plant Science | Soil Science and Land Management | 160 |
| College of Basic and Applied Sciences | Biochemistry | 180 |
| College of Basic and Applied Sciences | Microbiology | 180 |
| College of Basic and Applied Sciences | Biology | 160 |
| College of Basic and Applied Sciences | Chemistry | 160 |
| College of Basic and Applied Sciences | Mathematics | 160 |
| College of Basic and Applied Sciences | Physics | 160 |
| College of Basic and Applied Sciences | Statistics | 160 |
| College of Veterinary Medicine | Veterinary Medicine (DVM) | 200 |
| College of Veterinary Medicine | Animal Health | 160 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | Medicine and Surgery | 220 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | Nursing Science | 200 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | Pharmacy | 200 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | Medical Laboratory Science | 180 |
FUNAAB Faculty Cut Off Mark Summary
| Faculty / College | Cut Off Mark Range |
|---|---|
| Agriculture and Animal Science | 160 |
| Environmental Resources | 160 |
| Computing and Data Science | 180 |
| Engineering | 160 – 180 |
| Food Science and Nutrition | 160 – 180 |
| Management Sciences | 160 – 180 |
| Basic and Applied Sciences | 160 – 180 |
| Veterinary Medicine | 200 |
| Basic Medical Sciences | 180 – 220 |
Most Competitive Courses at FUNAAB
| Course | Cut Off Mark | Competition Level |
|---|---|---|
| Medicine and Surgery | 220 | Very High |
| Veterinary Medicine | 200 | Very High |
| Nursing Science | 200 | Very High |
| Pharmacy | 200 | Very High |
| Computer Science | 180 | High |
| Cybersecurity Science | 180 | High |
| Electrical Engineering | 180 | High |
| Biochemistry | 180 | High |
| Food Science and Technology | 180 | High |
How to Calculate FUNAAB Aggregate Score
FUNAAB does not rely on JAMB score alone. The university also considers your Post-UTME screening performance. Here is the aggregate formula:
Aggregate Score = (JAMB Score ÷ 8) + Post-UTME Score
Example 1: If you scored 200 in JAMB and 60 in Post-UTME: 200 ÷ 8 = 25 + 60 = Aggregate: 85
Example 2: If you scored 240 in JAMB and 65 in Post-UTME: 240 ÷ 8 = 30 + 65 = Aggregate: 95
The higher your aggregate score, the better your chances of gaining admission. Candidates with the highest aggregates within each department are admitted first until all available slots are filled.
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FUNAAB Admission Quota System
Like all federal universities in Nigeria, FUNAAB uses a quota system during admission:
| Admission Category | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Merit | 45% |
| Catchment Area | 35% |
| ELDS (Educationally Less Developed States) | 20% |
What this means:
- Merit: Admission based purely on high aggregate score — open to all candidates nationwide
- Catchment Area: Preference given to candidates from Ogun State and neighbouring states
- ELDS: Candidates from less educationally developed states may qualify with a lower aggregate
How FUNAAB Determines Admission
FUNAAB considers the following factors when determining admission:
- JAMB UTME score
- Post-UTME screening performance
- O’Level results (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB)
- Catchment area status (if applicable)
- ELDS category (if applicable)
- Course-specific entry requirements
Candidates with higher aggregate scores always have better chances, but meeting the departmental cut off mark is the first and most critical requirement.
Note That
- The minimum FUNAAB Cut Off Mark is 160 for all courses
- Competitive programmes require 180 to 220
- Meeting the cut off mark does not guarantee admission
- Always aim for a JAMB score of 180 and above to improve your chances
- Ensure your O’Level result is uploaded on JAMB CAPS before the deadline
- Only first-choice candidates are considered for FUNAAB Post-UTME
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for 2026/2027?
The general FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for the 2026/2027 academic session is 160 and above. This applies to all courses as the minimum eligibility score. However, competitive courses like Medicine (220), Veterinary Medicine (200), Nursing (200), Pharmacy (200), and Engineering and Computing programmes (180) require higher scores.
What is the FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for Veterinary Medicine?
The FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for Veterinary Medicine is 200. Veterinary Medicine is one of the most competitive programmes at FUNAAB. Candidates should aim for a JAMB score of 220 and above to build a genuinely competitive aggregate.
What is the FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for Computer Science?
The FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for Computer Science is 180. Computer Science falls under the College of Computing and Communication Studies (COLCOM) and is among the more competitive programmes given high demand and limited slots.
Can I gain admission to FUNAAB with 160 in JAMB?
Yes — for courses whose minimum cut off mark is 160, including Agriculture, Animal Science, Plant Science, Forestry, Environmental Sciences, and most Management Science programmes. However, for Engineering, Computing, and Medical Sciences, a higher score is required.
How is the FUNAAB aggregate score calculated?
FUNAAB uses the formula: Aggregate Score = (JAMB Score ÷ 8) + Post-UTME Score. Both components combined determine your ranking within your chosen department.
Does FUNAAB accept second choice candidates?
FUNAAB gives priority to first-choice candidates. Second-choice candidates may be considered if slots remain after first-choice candidates have been processed, but it is strongly advisable to make FUNAAB your first choice.
What is FUNAAB’s official website?
The official FUNAAB portal for admission, Post-UTME registration, and updates is funaab.edu.ng.
Is meeting the FUNAAB Cut Off Mark enough for admission?
No. Meeting the cut off mark only makes you eligible to apply. Actual admission depends on your aggregate score — combining your JAMB score and Post-UTME performance — ranked against all other candidates in your department.
Conclusion
The FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for the 2026/2027 academic session is 160 — the minimum score that makes you eligible to apply. However, eligibility is not admission. Competitive programmes like Medicine (220), Veterinary Medicine (200), Nursing (200), and Pharmacy (200) require significantly higher scores, while Computing and Engineering programmes start at 180.
Aim above the minimum, prepare seriously for Post-UTME, and apply through the official FUNAAB portal at funaab.edu.ng as soon as the screening form opens.