FUDutse Departmental Post-UTME Cut-off Marks Announced for 2023/2024

Federal University Dutse (FUDutse) Departmental Post-UTME Cut-off marks for 2023/2024 Admission

The school authorities of the Federal University Dutse, has announced the institutional cut-off point as well as the cut-off points of Programmes in the three Faculties of agriculture, Arts and Social Sciences and Sciences.

FUDUTSE Post-UTME Departmental cut-off marks for 2023/2024 Academic session have been published by the management of the university. Interested aspirants of the institution should take note of this information and prepare themselves accordingly.

Candidates aspiring for admission in the school should note that the breakdown of proposed minimum Cut Off point for programmes being run in the Federal University Dutse, Jigawa State for 2023/2024 admissions are as follows:

Also See: FUD Admission List

Federal University Dutse, FUDutse Institutional Cut-Off Mark:

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Federal University Dutse, FUDutse Departmental Cut-Off Mark:

About FUDutse

The Federal University Dutse (FUD), is one of the nine universities created by the Federal Government of Nigeria in 2011. FUD offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programs (Pgde.Msc. and as well as PhD). The Federal University, Dutse (FUD) held its first convocation ceremony on January 16, 2016.

Delivering his speech at the convocation ceremony the Pioneer vice chancellor of the university Professor Jibirilla Dahiru Aminu (OFR) revealed that the university has scored over 80 percent marks from the assessment made by National Council of University on facilities and academic effectiveness.

The university’s campus is located in the ancient town of Dutse the capital of Jigawa State. FUD seeks to attract a diverse cast of lecturers and students, support research and teaching on local, national and global issues and create academic relationships with many universities and higher education institutions in Nigeria and across the world.

FUD is offering a broad range of degree programs in Humanities, Natural and the Social Sciences, Agricultural Science and also in Medicine. Faculties in offerings are Faculty of law, faculty of engineering and faculty of management science to take up this year.

From the university’s pioneer crop of 205 students enrolled in four academic programmes in three faculties had grown to about 3,200 students in the university’s fifth academic year of operation, while there are 1,332 academic and non-teaching staff. The number courses in the university now stand at 17.