FUOTUOKE Civil Engineering Cut Off Mark 2026/2027 — the JAMB and departmental cut-off marks for Civil Engineering at Federal University Otuoke (FUOTUOKE), Bayelsa State, and what they mean for your admission chances. Updated September 2026.
FUOTUOKE General JAMB Cut-Off Mark 2026/2027
For the 2026/2027 academic session, FUOTUOKE’s general JAMB cut-off mark is 150. This is the minimum score required before you’re even eligible to register for the university’s Post-UTME screening — meeting it does not, by itself, guarantee admission into a specific course.
- Baseline eligibility: 150 and above in the 2026 UTME.
- First-choice institution: FUOTUOKE must be your first choice on your JAMB profile, or you must complete a JAMB change of institution/course before the university’s stated deadline.
FUOTUOKE Civil Engineering Departmental Cut-Off Mark
FUOTUOKE publishes programme-specific cut-off marks after the general JAMB threshold, and Engineering courses have consistently sat well above the general baseline. In the most recent detailed departmental table published (2025/2026 session, against that year’s 180 general baseline), Civil Engineering was set at 230 — among the highest departmental marks at the university, alongside Electrical/Electronics, Mechatronic, and Petroleum and Gas Engineering.
Since the general baseline dropped to 150 for 2026/2027, the exact current Civil Engineering departmental figure will differ from 230, but the same pattern — Engineering courses well above the general mark — should hold. FUOTUOKE publishes its official programme-specific cut-off list on its website after each UTME cycle; check that list directly for the exact current figure rather than relying on last year’s number.
- General 2026/2027 baseline: 150.
- Last confirmed Civil Engineering departmental figure (2025/2026): 230, against that cycle’s 180 baseline.
- Realistic expectation: aim well above the general baseline — Civil Engineering is consistently one of FUOTUOKE’s most competitive programmes.
Where Things Stand as of September 2026
FUOTUOKE’s 2026/2027 Post-UTME registration closed on Friday, 17 July 2026, and screening is done through online aggregate document review rather than a physical exam. Candidates who meet the cut-off, along with O’Level and JAMB requirements, are advised to check JAMB CAPS regularly, accept any admission offer within two weeks, and proceed to the ICT Centre to begin registration — new-student registration for this session started Monday, 1 September 2026. If you’re reading this now, that process is already underway; check your status without delay if you haven’t already.
What Else Affects Your Admission Chances
- O’Level results: five credits, including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry, in no more than two sittings.
- Applicant volume vs. capacity: Civil Engineering draws heavy demand each cycle relative to its intake, pushing the effective competitive score above the published minimum.
- First-choice status: FUOTUOKE screens first-choice applicants first.
For the full breakdown of subjects and Direct Entry routes, see our companion guide: FUOTUOKE Admission Requirements for Civil Engineering.
FAQs: FUOTUOKE Civil Engineering Cut-Off Mark 2026/2027
What is the FUOTUOKE Civil Engineering cut-off mark for 2026/2027?
The general JAMB baseline is 150. FUOTUOKE’s own programme-specific list (published after screening) sets the actual departmental threshold — last year Civil Engineering was set well above the general mark (230 against an 180 baseline), so expect a similarly elevated figure this cycle.
Is 150 enough to get into Civil Engineering?
It’s the minimum to be eligible for screening, not a competitive score for this particular course. Aim significantly higher.
Does FUOTUOKE conduct a physical Post-UTME exam?
No — screening is via online aggregate document review, not a written or CBT test.
Where can I see the official departmental cut-off list?
FUOTUOKE publishes it on its official website (fuotuoke.edu.ng) after each admission cycle — check there for the current, confirmed figure.
In short: FUOTUOKE’s general JAMB cut-off for 2026/2027 is 150, but Civil Engineering’s own departmental threshold runs well above that. Check the official FUOTUOKE cut-off list and JAMB CAPS for your exact standing.
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