The Federal University of Technology, Ikot Abasi (FUTIA), Akwa Ibom State, has officially announced the start of the 2025/2026 Post UTME and Direct Entry (DE) admissions screening process.
We have provided detailed guidelines below on how to apply for the FUTIA post UTME Form for the 2025/2026 academic session.
Eligibility Criteria for FUTIA Post UTME 2025/2026
To apply for the FUTIA post UTME screening form, candidates must meet the following requirements.
Candidates must have at least five credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics, in SSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB or their equivalents in no more than two sittings.
The candidate must have scored at least 180 in the recently concluded 2025/2026 UTME.
The candidate must be at least 16 years of age at the time of admission.
Candidates must ensure that their qualifying results are uploaded to JAMB.
Candidates who did not select FUTIA as their preferred institution must apply via JAMB for a change of institution to FUTIA before they can apply.
Candidates awaiting O-Level results are ineligible to apply.
How to Apply for FUTIA Post UTME Screening Form 2025
Follow these steps to complete your online registration:
Visit the official portal at http://portal.futia.edu.ng and select "Click here to apply".
Select the 'Undergraduate' option from the menu bar.
Enter your JAMB registration number, then click "Get Details".
Complete the basic information page by entering a valid phone number and email address, then click Next.
On the payment review page, click "Make Payment" to go to the payment page.
Enter your ATM card information (Mastercard, Visa, or Verve) and click submit.
Enter the OTP code sent to your phone and click Continue to complete the payment.
After making a successful payment, click "Main login" on the portal and enter your JAMB registration number and surname (as the password).
Complete your registration, then print your registration form and payment receipt.
Required Documents for Upload
JAMB Result Slip (showing candidate’s photograph)
O-Level Certificate(s) or result printout(s)
Birth Certificate or Age Declaration
Local Government Identification
Recent Passport Photograph (white background, not older than six months)
FUTIA Screening Process
FUTIA may conduct a computerised test that is made available to all eligible and qualified candidates.
Based on the submitted documents, FUTIA will conduct a screening process to help select the most skilled and qualified candidates.
The Cost of FUTIA Post UTME Form 2025/2026
The Federal University of Technology, Ikot Abasi (FUTIA) Post UTME Form for the 2025/2026 academic session costs N2,000, excluding transaction fees.
Candidates must make the payment online with a valid debit card (MasterCard, Visa, or Verve). To avoid complications, ensure that all details are correctly entered during the application process.
Online registration for the screening exercise is now open. To finish your registration, please follow these steps. Screening dates will be sent to all qualified candidates via email or the university's website.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the cut off mark for FUTIA Post UTME?
A: The cut off mark varies by programme, but FUTIA generally accepts candidates with 160 and above, while engineering and science courses may require 180 to 200 and above.
Q: Can I apply if I didn’t choose FUTIA as my first choice?
A: Yes, but you must change your institution to FUTIA on JAMB CAPS before applying for the Post UTME screening form.
Q: Does FUTIA accept second choice candidates?
A: No. FUTIA accepts only first choice candidates for admission.
Q: Does FUTIA accept awaiting results?
A: Yes, FUTIA accepts awaiting results as long as the results are uploaded to JAMB CAPS before admission lists are released.
Q: Is there a separate form for Direct Entry candidates?
A: Yes. Direct Entry applicants must purchase the FUTIA DE screening form, which is usually released alongside the UTME form.
Q: Are FUTIA school fees paid once or in instalments?
A: FUTIA generally requires school fees to be paid once per session, but in some cases, students may be allowed to pay in two instalments, depending on management decisions.
