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Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia has released its 2025/2026 cut-off marks. This guide lists the minimum JAMB scores by department and outlines what happens next for candidates.
The Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia (FUASK) in Kaduna State has officially published its departmental cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 admission round.
If you picked FUASK as your first choice in JAMB, now is the time to check if your score clears the bar for your course.
General Requirements
To be considered, you must meet or beat the institutional cut-off mark of 180. Then, check your department’s benchmark to see if you qualify for the next stage.
Departmental Cut-Off Marks
Here’s the full list of cut-off scores by course:
Medicine and Health Sciences
- Medicine and Surgery – 240
- Nursing Science – 210
- Doctor of Pharmacy – 220
- Medical Laboratory Science – 200
- Radiography – 180
- Health Information Management – 180
- Anatomy – 180
- Physiology – 180
Computing and Engineering
- Computer Science – 200
- Software Engineering – 190
- Cyber Security – 190
- Information Technology – 190
Science and Environmental Studies
- Architecture – 200
- Quantity Surveying – 190
- Environmental Resource Management – 180
- Industrial Chemistry – 180
- Biotechnology – 180
- Microbiology – 180
What Comes Next?
If your score meets your course cut-off, you’ll likely move to the next stage. But admission isn’t automatic. Other things count too, like the number of applicants, your screening performance, and course quota.
FUASK will post further instructions soon. Watch the school’s official website for updates on screening dates, requirements, and how to register.
A Quick Word
Scored above the cut-off? Good start. Keep your documents ready, stay alert, and don’t miss any deadlines. Admission is a process, not a one-shot deal.
If you didn’t meet the mark, you might want to consider switching to a course with a lower cut-off or try again next session. Either way, don’t lose heart.
