The 2026/2027 cut-off mark picture for FCE Pankshin (Now FUEP) is now out. Candidates need this information before they can tell whether they are in contention for a place, and before any screening exercise starts.
Candidates who are still unsure where they stand should treat FCE Pankshin (Now FUEP)’s figure as the starting point for everything else in the admission process. It is the number candidates need to check first, before any other admission requirement.
FUEP Cut-off Mark for 2026/2027
FUEP’s 2026/2027 UTME screening notice sets 150 as the cut-off mark for applicants who chose FUEP as their first choice, matching JAMB’s national university floor. That detail stays the same for every candidate who applies through JAMB this cycle.
Some sources report a higher figure, up to 160, for specific degree programmes, but we haven’t found that confirmed directly on FUEP’s own portal, so treat 150 as the reliable number and anything above it as unconfirmed. That detail stays the same for every candidate who applies through JAMB this cycle.
FUEP still runs NCE tracks alongside its degree programmes as it completes the transition from college to university, so if you’re applying for an NCE course rather than a degree, check with the university directly on whether the lower college-of-education floor of 100 still applies to that specific track this cycle.
Direct Entry applicants need at least six points to be eligible, and FUEP must be your first choice on your JAMB application.
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We’ll update this page with a confirmed departmental breakdown once FUEP publishes one through its own admissions office.
Making Sense of FCE Pankshin (Now FUEP)’s 2026/2027 Figure
FCE Pankshin (Now FUEP) uses its cut-off mark to set the floor for consideration, not the ceiling for admission. Everything after that point still matters.
That is true no matter how comfortably a candidate clears the mark. FCE Pankshin (Now FUEP) candidates should keep that in mind while the rest of the admission process plays out.