FUOYE Post UTME Form 2026/2027 Is Out — Registration Start already, Cut Off Mark 150, Share

FUOYE Post UTME Form 2026/2027 Is Out

Federal University Oye-Ekiti has officially released its 2026/2027 Post UTME and Direct Entry admission screening form. Registration is open from June 2026. That is a very tight window of less than one week. Any eligible candidate who sleeps on this will miss it you can now register here.

FUOYE is a federal university established in 2011 and located across two campuses in Oye-Ekiti and Ikole-Ekiti in Ekiti State. Despite being a relatively young institution, it has grown rapidly and currently offers programmes in Sciences, Engineering, Social Sciences, Arts, Education, Medicine, Law, and Agriculture. FUOYE is one of the newer generation federal universities that has built a strong academic reputation in a short time.

all eligible candidates must register. For guided assistance with your FUOYE Post UTME registration, contact the Smartjamb Team

Is FUOYE Post UTME Form Out for 2026?

Yes, it is confirmed out. FUOYE has officially commenced the 2026/2027 Post UTME and Direct Entry screening exercise, with the registration going on . Candidates who applied to FUOYE in the 2026 UTME and scored 150 and above are required to visit the portal to participate in the online screening exercise.

This is one of the shortest registration windows of any federal university this cycle. The one-week window means there is no room for delay.

Has FUOYE Released a Screening Form?

Yes. The screening form has been officially released and the portal is active. Both UTME and Direct Entry candidates who selected FUOYE as their first choice can now register. Direct Entry candidates must in addition scan and upload their higher academic qualifications during registration.

Candidates who did not originally choose FUOYE as first choice must first change their institution on the JAMB portal and then proceed to the screening portal before the deadline.

What Is the Closing Date for the FUOYE Post UTME Form?

The FUOYE 2026/2027 Post UTME screening registration closes on July 2026 . That is the hard deadline and it does not appear yet there will be an extension.

Given the extremely short registration window from June , candidates must act immediately. Do not wait for tomorrow. today, complete your registration, and print your slip before any technical issues arise near the deadline.

Does FUOYE Conduct a Written Post UTME Exam?

No. This is one of the most important things to understand about FUOYE. The FUOYE screening exercise is an online process — candidates are not required to travel to the campus for a written or CBT exam. The screening is based on the information you submit online: your JAMB score and your O'Level results.

Your admission at FUOYE is determined entirely by your aggregate score, which is calculated from your JAMB performance and O'Level grades. There is no separate Post UTME test score to add to the calculation.

How Much Is the Screening Fee for FUOYE?

The official FUOYE Post UTME screening form fee is N2,000 (Two Thousand Naira only). Payment is made through the official screening portal. Candidates are advised to budget around N6,000 to N8,000 in total to cover cybercafe charges and printing costs during registration.

How FUOYE Calculates the Aggregate Score

FUOYE uses a unique aggregate formula that combines your JAMB score with your O'Level grade points. Here is how it works:

JAMB Component: Divide your UTME score by 400, then multiply by 60. Formula: (UTME Score divided by 400) multiplied by 60

O'Level Component: Each O'Level grade is converted to a point: - A1 = 6 points - B2 = 5 points - B3 = 4 points - C4 = 3 points - C5 = 2 points - C6 = 1 point

Sum up your five most relevant O'Level subject grades to get your O'Level points.

Total Aggregate = JAMB component + O'Level component

Example: A candidate with JAMB score of 200 and five credits averaging B3 (4 points each = 20 O'Level points): - JAMB component: 200 divided by 400, multiplied by 60 = 30 - O'Level component: 20 - Total aggregate = 50

This formula means your O'Level grades carry serious weight at FUOYE. A candidate with a moderate JAMB score but excellent O'Level grades can compete effectively.

FUOYE Cut Off Mark 2026/2027

The minimum JAMB cut off mark for Federal University Oye-Ekiti for the 2026/2027 session is 150. Departmental cut offs vary significantly above this general minimum:

• Medicine and Surgery (MBBS): among the highest, well above 250 in JAMB
• Law, Engineering, and Computer Science: typically 180 to 220
• Science courses: generally 160 to 200
• Social Sciences and Education: 150 to 180

For MBBS, FUOYE specifically requires that all five O'Level credits must be obtained in a single sitting. This is a stricter requirement than most other courses.

FUOYE Admission Form — Who Is Eligible

To qualify for FUOYE Post UTME screening 2026/2027: - Scored 150 or above in the 2026 UTME (higher thresholds apply for competitive courses) - Selected FUOYE as first choice in JAMB - Possess five O'Level credit passes including English Language and Mathematics in not more than two sittings (one sitting for MBBS) - Must be 16 years or older at the time of admission

FUOYE does not accept second choice candidates. You must have FUOYE as first choice. If you did not, complete the change of institution on the JAMB portal before the registration closes on August 1st.

FUOYE School Fees 2026/2027

School fees at FUOYE range from approximately N40,000 to N100,000 per session depending on the course and year of study. Medical Sciences programmes attract the higher end of this range while Arts and Education programmes are on the lower end.

Additional costs for fresh students include the acceptance fee, departmental dues, and any faculty-specific charges. Confirm the exact breakdown for your course on the FUOYE portal after admission is processed.

FUOYE Screening Portal — Checking Admission Status

After the screening exercise is processed, FUOYE releases admission lists on the official portal Candidates can also check their admission status on JAMB CAPS. Admission is offered provisionally and must be accepted on JAMB CAPS before the candidate proceeds to pay acceptance fees and complete clearance.

For all registration, deadline alerts, and admission status support, contact the Smartjamb Team

Is FUOYE post UTME form out for 2026?

Yes. The FUOYE Post UTME and Direct Entry screening form for 2026/2027 is officially out. Registration runs from June to July 3rd 2026. Contact the Smartjamb Team for registration support.

What is the closing date for the FUOYE post UTME form?

The registration closes on July 3rd 2026. This is a strict deadline. There is a registration window of less than one week, so act immediately.

Has FUOYE released a screening form?

Yes. The 2026/2027 Post UTME and Direct Entry screening form has been officially released. Registration is live on the screening portal at ecampus.fuoye.edu.ng/putme.

How much is the screening fee for FUOYE?

The form costs N2,000. Budget an additional N2,000 to N5,000 for cybercafe access and printing costs, bringing the realistic total to around N6,000 to N7,000.

Does FUOYE conduct a written post UTME exam?

No. FUOYE screening is an online process. Admission is based on an aggregate of your JAMB score and O'Level grades. No physical or CBT exam is required.

How does FUOYE calculate aggregate score?

Divide your JAMB score by 400 and multiply by 60 to get your JAMB component. Convert your five O'Level grades to grade points and add them. The total is your FUOYE aggregate.

What is the FUOYE cut off mark for 2026?

The general minimum JAMB cut off is 150. Medicine, Law, and Engineering require significantly higher scores. MBBS requires all five O'Level credits in a single sitting.

Can second choice candidates apply for FUOYE?

No. FUOYE only accepts first choice candidates. If FUOYE is not your first choice, change your institution on the JAMB portal before the August 1st deadline.

What are FUOYE school fees?

School fees range from approximately N40,000 to N100,000 per session depending on your course and level. Medical programmes attract the highest fees.