FUNAAB Post UTME Form 2026 is Out: How to Apply Share

FUNAAB Post UTME Form 2026 is Out — Deadline is July 31

The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) has officially opened its Post UTME and Direct Entry screening for the 2026/2027 academic session. Registration began on June 2, 2026 and the portal stays open until July 31, 2026. That is a firm deadline. FUNAAB's screening is conducted entirely online, and participation is compulsory. Any candidate who does not complete the screening within the registration window is automatically ineligible for admission, regardless of JAMB score or O'Level grades.

FUNAAB is consistently ranked among the top agricultural and science universities in Nigeria. Its graduates are highly regarded in agribusiness, engineering, veterinary medicine, environmental science, and management. Getting in requires strong preparation, not just a qualifying JAMB score.

The total screening fee is N5,000-9,000 , paid online through the FUNAAB admission portal. For application support and screening preparation, click here to speak with the Smartjamb Team.

Has FUNAAB Released the Post UTME Form for 2026?

Yes. The FUNAAB Post UTME and Direct Entry form for 2026/2027 was officially released on June 2, 2026. Registration is currently open. The university has confirmed that the screening is available to all eligible UTME candidates who scored 160 and above and Direct Entry candidates with at least Upper Credit. The portal closes on July 31, 2026 and no extensions have been promised.

Is FUNAAB Form Still Out for 2026?

Yes, the form is still available. As at the time of publication, the FUNAAB admission portal is active and accepting registrations. The form remains on sale until July 31, 2026. Do not wait until the final week. FUNAAB's portal has historically experienced high traffic in the days before the deadline, which can cause access difficulties.

Does FUNAAB Do Post UTME or Screening?

FUNAAB conducts a compulsory computer-based online screening exercise, not a traditional paper-based post UTME test. The format is a pre-admission screening done entirely on the university's official admission portal. Every candidate who registers must sit this online exercise within the registration window. It is not optional. Failure to complete the online screening means the candidate is automatically excluded from admission consideration, regardless of any other qualification.

This screening approach has been FUNAAB's standard practice for several sessions, and the university has been clear that no alternative assessment route is available.

How Much is the FUNAAB Screening Form?

The total fee for the FUNAAB 2026/2027 Post UTME and Direct Entry screening is N5,000, broken down as:

• Post UTME registration fee: N2,000
• Portal access fee: N3,000

Both fees are paid together online through the official FUNAAB admission portal using the Remita payment platform. The combined N5,000 does not include Remita transaction charges, which are separate. Payment is strictly online. Bank cash deposits are not accepted for this screening.

What is the FUNAAB Cut Off Mark for 2026?

FUNAAB does not operate a single uniform cut-off across all courses. The university uses course-specific minimum scores. Here is the confirmed breakdown for the 2026/2027 session:

• Agricultural courses, Environmental Management, Geology, Wildlife Management, Library Science, Cooperative Studies, and Development Studies: minimum 160
• Botany, Zoology, Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry, Home Science, and Tourism: minimum 180
• Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Engineering, Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Management Sciences: minimum 200

These are admission floor scores. Scoring the minimum does not guarantee admission. The final selection is competitive, and candidates with scores well above the minimum have a stronger chance of securing a place in high-demand programmes.

Candidates must also be at least 16 years old by September 30, 2026 to be eligible for the screening exercise.

FUNAAB Post UTME Aggregate Score Formula

FUNAAB uses the standard Nigerian university weighted aggregate formula. The formula is:

Aggregate Score = (JAMB Score divided by 8) + (Post UTME Score divided by 2)

This produces a score out of 100, with JAMB contributing up to 50 points and the online screening contributing up to 50 points.

Worked example: - JAMB score: 220. Divide by 8 = 27.5 points - Post UTME score: 70 out of 100. Divide by 2 = 35 points - Total aggregate = 62.5 out of 100

For Computer Science, Engineering, and Management Sciences where the minimum score is 200, candidates should aim for an aggregate of 70 and above to be competitive. For agricultural courses with a minimum of 160, an aggregate of 55 to 60 is often sufficient, though higher is always better.

The online screening carries equal weight with JAMB in the final calculation. This means a candidate who prepared seriously for the screening can significantly improve their ranking over candidates who did not. Download the FUNAAB Post UTME Past Questions and Answers from the Smartjamb Team to start preparing now.

What is the FUNAAB Post UTME Deadline?

The closing date for the FUNAAB 2026/2027 Post UTME and Direct Entry screening registration is Friday, July 31, 2026. This is the same deadline for Direct Entry candidates to submit their academic transcripts to the FUNAAB Registrar. After July 31, the portal will no longer accept new registrations.

FUNAAB has extended its deadline in some previous sessions when technical issues affected a large number of candidates, but no extension has been promised for 2026/2027. Candidates should not plan around the possibility of an extension. Apply before the deadline.

Who is Eligible to Apply for FUNAAB Post UTME 2026?

Candidates eligible for the FUNAAB 2026/2027 screening must meet all of the following:

• Must have sat for the 2026 UTME and scored at least 160 for most courses, or 200 for Engineering, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Management Sciences
• Must have chosen FUNAAB as their first-choice institution, or must change to FUNAAB on JAMB CAPS before the registration closes
• Must be at least 16 years old by September 30, 2026
• Must have a minimum of five O'Level credit passes in relevant subjects, in not more than two sittings (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB are all accepted)
• For Agriculture courses: a pass in Biology combined with a credit in Agricultural Science is acceptable only for agricultural programmes. Agricultural Science cannot substitute for Biology in other science courses
• Direct Entry candidates must hold a minimum of Upper Credit (for OND/HND) or Credit (for NCE)
• DE candidates must submit their academic transcripts to the FUNAAB Registrar on or before July 31, 2026

Courses Offered at FUNAAB

FUNAAB offers undergraduate programmes across the following colleges and departments:

College of Agricultural Management, Rural Development and Consumer Studies: - Agricultural Economics, Agribusiness, Agricultural Extension and Rural Development, Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology, Food Science and Technology, Home Science and Management, Hotel Management and Tourism

College of Biological Sciences: - Microbiology, Biochemistry, Botany, Zoology, Plant Science and Biotechnology

College of Computing and Information Systems: - Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Information Technology

College of Engineering: - Agricultural and Bio-Resources Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Computer Engineering, Food Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Water Resources Engineering

College of Environmental Resources Management: - Forestry and Wildlife Management, Aquaculture and Fisheries Management, Environmental Management, Geology, Tourism Management

College of Physical Sciences: - Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Industrial Chemistry

College of Veterinary Medicine: - Veterinary Medicine (DVM)

College of Management Sciences: - Accounting, Business Administration, Economics, Banking and Finance, Marketing, Industrial Relations and Personnel Management

College of Education: - Various science and agricultural education programmes

Library and Other Programmes: - Library and Information Science, Cooperative and Rural Development Studies

FUNAAB Portal — How the Screening Works

The FUNAAB screening is entirely computer-based and conducted online. After paying the N5,000 fee through the portal, candidates log in, complete the online application form, upload their O'Level results, and then participate in the computer-based screening exercise within the registration window. There is no physical examination venue. Everything is done through the internet, which means candidates can participate from anywhere with a stable internet connection.

O'Level results must be uploaded correctly during registration. A maximum of two sittings is allowed. Candidates whose results are still being awaited are advised not to register until their results are available, as this avoids complications during the upload stage.

What Happens After Submitting the FUNAAB Post UTME Form?

After completing the online form and screening:

• FUNAAB reviews all submissions and computes aggregate scores
• Candidates who score within the admission band for their chosen course are shortlisted
• Admission decisions are processed through JAMB CAPS and published on the university's official channels
• Candidates who receive admission offers must accept on JAMB CAPS and then complete the acceptance and clearance procedure on the FUNAAB portal
• Newly admitted students attend an intensive ICT training and orientation programme before the main academic session begins

FUNAAB School Fees

FUNAAB is a federal university and its school fees are subsidised by the Federal Government. This makes it significantly more affordable than state universities and private institutions. The exact 2026/2027 undergraduate school fees had not been released as a formal schedule at the time of writing. General categories of charges for fresh undergraduates include acceptance fee, tuition and faculty levies, library and ICT charges, Student Union dues, and caution deposit for fresh students.

For confirmed fee figures once the 2026/2027 schedule is released, speak with the Smartjamb Team.

FUNAAB Post UTME 2026 — Key Facts at a Glance

The deadline is July 31, 2026. Do not wait. Register with the Smartjamb Team today for full support from application to clearance.

Is the FUNAAB Post UTME form out for 2026? Yes. The Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta Post UTME and Direct Entry screening form for the 2026/2027 session was officially released on June 2, 2026. The portal is currently open and accepting registrations.

Is the FUNAAB form still out? Yes. The form is available until July 31, 2026. Apply now and do not wait for the deadline.

Does FUNAAB do Post UTME or screening? FUNAAB conducts a compulsory computer-based online screening. It is not a traditional written post UTME. Every candidate must complete the online exercise within the registration window. Failure to do so results in automatic disqualification from admission.

How much is the FUNAAB screening form? The total fee is N5,000, made up of N2,000 for Post UTME registration and N3,000 for portal access. Both are paid online through the official FUNAAB admission portal via Remita. Remita transaction charges are separate.

What is the cut-off mark for FUNAAB? The general minimum cut-off is 160 for most agricultural, environmental, and liberal courses. Courses like Computer Science, Engineering, Cybersecurity, Biochemistry, Microbiology, and Management Sciences require a minimum of 200.

What is the deadline for the FUNAAB Post UTME form? The closing date is Friday, July 31, 2026. This is also the deadline for Direct Entry candidates to submit transcripts to the FUNAAB Registrar.

Can I apply if FUNAAB was not my first choice? Yes. Candidates who scored 160 and above and did not initially choose FUNAAB must change their first-choice institution to FUNAAB on JAMB CAPS before completing the screening registration.

What is the aggregate formula for FUNAAB? JAMB score divided by 8, plus Post UTME score divided by 2. A JAMB score of 220 gives 27.5 points, and a Post UTME score of 70 gives 35 points, for a total aggregate of 62.5 out of 100.

Can candidates awaiting O'Level results apply for FUNAAB? No. FUNAAB specifically advises awaiting result candidates not to register until their results are fully released and available for upload. Register only after your results are out.

What courses does FUNAAB offer? FUNAAB offers programmes across Agricultural Sciences, Biological Sciences, Computing and Information Systems, Engineering, Environmental Resources Management, Physical Sciences, Veterinary Medicine, Management Sciences, Education, and Library Science.

What is the age requirement for FUNAAB Post UTME? All candidates must be at least 16 years old by September 30, 2026. Candidates who do not meet this age requirement will not be considered for admission.

How do I prepare for the FUNAAB online screening? The online screening is subject-based and follows recognisable patterns from previous sessions. Studying past questions and practising under timed conditions is the most effective preparation strategy. For past questions and preparation support, contact the Smartjamb Team.