In an official update that underscores the commitment of Federal University Dutse to academic excellence and the broader vision of enhancing public health and environmental stewardship, the institution has set forth new benchmarks for upcoming admissions. This comes on the heels of the National Universities Commission’s (NUC) endorsement, marking a pivotal development for prospective students.
FUD New Admission Cut-Off Marks For Key Health Science Programs
| 📜 Programme | B.Sc. Nursing Science |
| 🎯 Cut-off Point | 200 and Above |
| 📚 O’Level Req. | 5 Credits in Sciences |
| 📘 UTME Subjects | English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics |
| 📜 Programme | B.Sc. Public Health |
| 🎯 Cut-off Point | 180 and Above |
| 📚 O’Level Req. | 5 Credits in Sciences |
| 📘 UTME Subjects | English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics |
Overview of Admission Requirements
The university has delineated clear academic thresholds for programmes such as B.Sc. Nursing Science, B.Sc. Public Health, and B.Sc. Environmental Health Science. Aspiring students must now meet these criteria to secure their places in these competitive and critical fields of study.
B.Sc. Nursing Science
Candidates seeking to enrol in the B.Sc. Nursing Science programme must demonstrate academic proficiency by achieving a minimum of 200 points in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) UTME. This is in addition to securing five credits at the SSCE level, which must include English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, and Physics in no more than two sittings.
B.Sc. Public Health
For the B.Sc. Public Health course, the university has set a cut-off point of 180, alongside the requirement of five SSCE credits. These prerequisites underscore the university’s adherence to rigorous standards in preparing students to tackle health challenges with evidence-based knowledge and skills.
B.Sc. Environmental Health Science
Similarly, entry into the B.Sc. Environmental Health Science demands a 180 cut-off point. Prospective students must also have five SSCE credit passes, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of the programme which blends scientific knowledge with environmental policy and public health principles.
Next Steps for Applicants
The Federal University Dutse encourages all interested candidates to promptly visit the JAMB office or a certified CBT centre to adjust their institution choice or programme of study as needed. The deadline for these changes is earmarked for 30th November 2023, ensuring that applicants can finalise their admission processes efficiently.
Important Notice
It is crucial for applicants to act swiftly to align with the new admission guidelines and seize the opportunity to be part of Federal University Dutse’s enriching academic environment.
