The 2026/2027 cut-off mark picture for KUST 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 KUST’s figure as the starting point for everything else in the admission process. Nothing else in the admission process matters until this threshold is settled.
ADUSTECH has not published its official departmental cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 admission cycle yet. Pages claiming exact department-by-department figures for this session are circulating online, but they disagree with each other and none of them trace back to the university’s own portal, so we’re not repeating unverified numbers here.
What We Can Confirm: JAMB’s National Minimum
At its 2026 policy meeting, JAMB retained 150 as the national minimum UTME cut-off mark for university admission in the 2026/2027 session. No Nigerian university, ADUSTECH included, can admit a candidate who scored below that floor.
Individual departments are free to set their own cut-off at or above 150, and in past admission cycles ADUSTECH’s more competitive programmes (such as Computer Science, Architecture, and Civil Engineering) have required marks noticeably above the general minimum.
Until ADUSTECH releases its own figures, treat 150 as the floor you need to clear, and expect specific departments, especially Engineering and Computer Science, to ask for more.
Where to Check
ADUSTECH typically announces its departmental cut-off marks through its Post-UTME screening portal once JAMB’s national cut-off mark is set each admission cycle. Keep checking the university’s official website and your JAMB CAPS profile for the update, since this is the information ADUSTECH itself controls.
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We’ll update this page with verified departmental figures as soon as ADUSTECH publishes them.
What the Mark at KUST Actually Means
Clearing KUST‘s cut-off mark is the entry requirement, not the finish line. Candidates still need to complete every other step in the admission process to secure a place.
That is true no matter how comfortably a candidate clears the mark. KUST candidates should keep that in mind while the rest of the admission process plays out.