If you are planning to gain admission into Adeyemi Federal University of Education (AFUED) for the 2025/2026 academic session, one of the most critical pieces of information you need is the official cut off mark.
Whether you have already written the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) or are still preparing, knowing the minimum score required can shape your preparation strategy and save you from making uninformed admission decisions.
The below covers the AFUED cut off marks for all courses in the 2025/2026 academic session and answers to the most frequently asked questions by prospective students.
AFUED General Cut Off Mark for 2025/2026
The official UTME cut off mark for Adeyemi Federal University of Education (AFUED) for the 2025/2026 academic session is 150.
This means that candidates who scored 150 and above in the 2025 JAMB UTME are eligible to apply for admission into any undergraduate programme at the university, provided they also meet the O-level requirements and other conditions.
However, it is important to note that scoring exactly 150 does not guarantee admission. Some departments and faculties have higher internal cut off marks based on the number of available slots and the competitiveness of the course.
Candidates are strongly advised to aim for scores well above the minimum threshold to improve their chances of securing a place.
AFUED Departmental Cut Off Marks for All Courses 2025/2026
While 150 is the general minimum cut off mark, individual departments and faculties may set higher internal thresholds based on course competitiveness, available slots, and the quality of applications received.
Below is a breakdown of the departmental cut off marks across major course categories at AFUED for the 2025/2026 session.
Faculty of Science and Science Education
Course | Minimum UTME Cut Off Mark |
|---|---|
B.Ed. Biology | 160 |
B.Ed. Chemistry | 160 |
B.Ed. Physics | 160 |
B.Ed. Mathematics | 160 |
B.Ed. Computer Science | 180 |
B.Sc. Computer Science | 180 |
Faculty of Arts and Social Science Education
Course | Minimum UTME Cut Off Mark |
|---|---|
B.Ed. English Language | 160 |
B.Ed. Yoruba | 150 |
B.Ed. History | 150 |
B.Ed. Religious Studies | 150 |
B.Ed. Economics | 160 |
B.Ed. Political Science | 160 |
B.Ed. Geography | 155 |
Faculty of Vocational and Technical Education
Course | Minimum UTME Cut Off Mark |
|---|---|
B.Ed. Agricultural Science | 155 |
B.Ed. Home Economics | 150 |
B.Ed. Business Education | 155 |
Other Competitive Courses
Course | Minimum UTME Cut Off Mark |
|---|---|
Nursing Science | 180 |
Civil Engineering | 160 |
Petroleum Engineering | 160 |
Marine Engineering | 180 |
The figures above are based on available data for the 2025/2026 session.
Advice to Help You Score Above the AFUED Cut Off Mark
If you have yet to sit for JAMB or are planning to retake it, the following strategies can help you achieve a score that surpasses the AFUED cut off mark:
Start Early: Begin your preparation well in advance of the UTME date, ideally at least three to four months before the examination.
Use the JAMB Syllabus: Download and study strictly from the official JAMB syllabus for each of your four subjects to ensure you cover all the relevant topics.
Practice Past Questions: Consistently practising past UTME questions familiarises you with the question style and improves your speed and accuracy.
Create a Study Timetable: Divide your subjects into manageable topics and allocate specific study hours daily. Include short breaks to avoid burnout.
Use JAMB approved textbooks: JAMB publishes a list of recommended textbooks for each subject. Use these as your primary study material.
Take Mock Tests: Simulate exam conditions by taking timed practice tests to build your confidence and time management skills.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the AFUED cut off mark the same for all courses?
A: The general minimum cut off mark is 150, but some competitive programmes at Adeyemi Federal University of Education may require higher scores depending on admission competition.
Q: Can AFUED change its cut off mark?
A: Yes, Adeyemi Federal University of Education may review or adjust cut off marks based on admission policies and candidate performance.
Q: Does meeting the AFUED cut off mark guarantee admission?
A: No, meeting the minimum cut off mark only qualifies candidates for consideration. Admission also depends on screening performance, O-Level results, and course competitiveness.
Q: Does AFUED accept second choice candidates?
A: Candidates are generally advised to select Adeyemi Federal University of Education as their first choice for better admission consideration.
Q: Does AFUED consider O-Level results during admission?
A: Yes, O-Level performance plays an important role alongside UTME scores during admission screening.
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