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Food Science and Technology Cutoff Marks — 2025

Side-by-side comparison of Food Science and Technology cutoff marks across all Nigerian institutions. Lower cutoffs may be easier targets; higher cutoffs are usually more competitive.

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💡 Cutoff strategy The JAMB cutoff is the minimum; the actual admitted score is often higher. To be safe, target your JAMB cutoff PLUS 15–30 marks. Use our Admission Checker to see your realistic chances.
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Understanding Food Science and Technology cutoffs

Each Nigerian institution sets its own departmental cutoff for Food Science and Technology based on three factors:

  1. Demand: How many candidates listed the school as first/second choice for this course.
  2. Supply: How many slots the department can accept (NUC-approved).
  3. JAMB performance distribution: The general spread of UTME scores that year.

This is why federal universities running Food Science and Technology typically have higher cutoffs than state and private universities. Private universities frequently accept candidates above the JAMB minimum (140–160) when they have spare capacity.