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FUNAAB is your dream school?
Fantastic choice! But before you dive headfirst into applications, it’s important to understand the admissions criteria.
This post will give you the lowdown on FUNAAB’s cut-off mark for Nursing, along with answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
FUNAAB Cut-Off Mark for Nursing
Unfortunately, FUNAAB doesn’t publicly announce specific cut-off marks for individual programs like Nursing. They typically operate a dual cut-off point system, with a minimum UTME score required for all programs and a higher cut-off for some specific faculties.
Based on past trends, scoring at least 160 in the UTME is a safe bet to qualify for further consideration in most programs at FUNAAB, including Nursing.
However, keep in mind that cut-off marks can fluctuate depending on the number of applicants and the program’s competitiveness.
FAQs on FUNAAB
What are the additional requirements for Nursing besides the UTME score?
There might be additional requirements for the College of Nursing beyond the UTME score. The best way to find out is to check the FUNAAB website for the latest admissions brochure or contact the College of Nursing directly.
I scored higher than the UTME cut-off. Does that guarantee admission?
While scoring above the minimum UTME requirement is a good first step, it doesn’t guarantee admission. FUNAAB often considers a combination of factors including your UTME score, your performance in the Post-UTME screening test (if applicable), and your O’Level results.
When will the next cut-off marks be announced?
FUNAAB typically announces cut-off marks alongside their admission brochure release, usually closer to the application deadline. Keep an eye on the FUNAAB website for the latest updates.
What if my UTME score falls short?
Don’t be discouraged! There are still options. You can re-strategize and retake the UTME the following year. Explore other universities with nursing programs that might have a lower cut-off mark.
