The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) is a top choice for many aspiring microbiologists in Nigeria.
If you’re setting your sights on this program for the 2024 academic session, understanding the cut-off mark and admission process is crucial.
This blog post will equip you with that knowledge, along with answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
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FUNAAB Cut-Off Mark for Microbiology (2024):
The good news is, FUNAAB has officially announced the cut-off mark for Microbiology in the 2023/2024 admission exercise: 160 marks in UTME.
This means you’ll need to score at least 160 in your UTME exams to be considered for admission.
FAQs
Is 160 the only requirement for admission?
No, the 160 cut-off mark is just the first hurdle. You’ll also need to meet other requirements, such as passing the FUNAAB Post-UTME screening test and possessing the required O’Level subjects (typically including Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics).
Can I gain admission with a score above 160 but a low Post-UTME score?
While scoring above 160 in UTME increases your chances, admission is competitive. A high Post-UTME score is crucial. FUNAAB typically combines your UTME and Post-UTME scores to determine your final admission standing.
What if I score below 160 in UTME?
Unfortunately, scoring below 160 in UTME automatically disqualifies you from consideration for Microbiology at FUNAAB. You might consider applying for other courses at FUNAAB with lower cut-off marks, or re-strategize for the following year’s UTME.
Where can I find more information about the admission process?
FUNAAB’s official website is the most reliable source for the latest information on admission requirements, application deadlines, and the Post-UTME screening process.
