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AFUSTA Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027 Admission Exercise

AFUSTA Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027 Admission Exercise; Abdullahi Fodio University of Science and Technology, Aliero (AFUSTA), formerly known as Kebbi State University of Science and Technology, Aliero (KSUSTA), has released the approved admission cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The approved cut-off marks apply to both UTME and Direct Entry candidates. Prospective applicants are advised to carefully check the cut-off mark for their chosen course, admission category, and qualification route before proceeding to the next stage of the admission process.

General AFUSTA Cut-Off Mark for 2026/2027 Admission

The general UTME cut-off mark for most programmes at AFUSTA is:

  • 150 for Catchment Area and Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS) candidates.
  • 160 for many National Merit candidates.

Some programmes, particularly those in Engineering, Computing Sciences, Environmental Science, and the College of Health Sciences, require higher cut-off marks.

Candidates should note that meeting the required cut-off mark only qualifies them for the next stage of the admission process and does not guarantee admission.

About AFUSTA

Abdullahi Fodio University of Science and Technology, Aliero (AFUSTA), formerly Kebbi State University of Science and Technology (KSUSTA), has been located in Aliero since 2006.

The university offers programmes in science, agriculture, engineering, education, health sciences, computing, physical sciences, and environmental science. The released cut-off marks cover all these academic areas.

AFUSTA UTME Cut-Off Marks by Course

Candidates should check the cut-off mark for their chosen programme under the appropriate admission category, as the required score differs for Catchment Area, ELDS, and National Merit candidates.

Faculty/CollegeCourseCatchmentELDSNational Merit
Faculty of AgricultureAgriculture150150160
Faculty of AgricultureFisheries150150160
Faculty of AgricultureForestry150150160
Faculty of EducationEducation Computer Science150150160
Faculty of EducationEducation Physics150150160
Faculty of EducationEducation Biology150150160
Faculty of EducationEducation Chemistry150150160
Faculty of EducationEducation Mathematics150150160
Faculty of EducationEducation/Agricultural Science150150160
Faculty of EducationWoodwork Technology EducationXXX
Faculty of EducationElectrical/Electronics Technology Education150150160
Faculty of EducationMetal Work Technology Education150150160
Faculty of EducationAutomobile Technology Education150150160
Faculty of EducationLibrary and Information Science150150160
Faculty of Life SciencesBiochemistry160160170
Faculty of Life SciencesBiology150150160
Faculty of Life SciencesBotany150150160
Faculty of Life SciencesMicrobiology160160170
Faculty of Life SciencesZoology150150160
Faculty of Physical SciencesApplied Chemistry150150160
Faculty of Physical SciencesChemistry150150160
Faculty of Physical SciencesMathematics150150160
Faculty of Physical SciencesPhysics150150160
Faculty of Physical SciencesStatistics150150160
Faculty of EngineeringElectrical/Electronics Engineering160160170
Faculty of EngineeringCivil Engineering160160170
Faculty of EngineeringMechanical Engineering160160170
Faculty of Computing SciencesComputer Science160160170
Faculty of Computing SciencesInformation and Communication Technology160160170
Faculty of Environmental ScienceArchitecture160160170
Faculty of Environmental ScienceBuilding160160170
Faculty of Environmental ScienceUrban and Regional Planning150150160
Faculty of Environmental ScienceQuantity Surveying150150160
College of Health SciencesNursing Sciences200220230
College of Health SciencesMedicine and Surgery210230240

Note: Woodwork Technology Education is marked X across all admission categories.

AFUSTA Direct Entry Cut-Off Marks

Direct Entry candidates are advised to confirm the requirements applicable to their qualification and admission category.

Direct Entry QualificationCatchment AreaELDSNational Merit
NCE6610
IJMB61012
Diploma/ND/HNDLower CreditLower CreditUpper Credit/Distinction
Special Admission (HND – Engineering and Environmental Science only)Upper CreditUpper CreditDistinction

What Happens After Meeting the Cut-Off Mark?

Candidates who meet the approved cut-off mark for their chosen course will proceed to the next stage of the admission process, which is the AFUSTA Post UTME screening.

The university has announced that the Post UTME screening form will be released soon. Eligible candidates are advised to monitor the university’s admission updates and apply once the screening exercise begins.

Does Meeting the Cut-Off Mark Guarantee Admission?

No.

Meeting the approved cut-off mark only means that a candidate has satisfied the minimum score or qualification required for the chosen course and admission category.

Final admission will depend on the outcome of the Post UTME screening and the university’s admission procedures for the 2026/2027 academic session.

What Candidates Should Check Before the Post UTME Screening

Before the Post UTME screening begins, candidates should ensure they have confirmed:

  • Their chosen course.
  • Their UTME score.
  • Their Direct Entry qualification, where applicable.
  • Their admission category (Catchment Area, ELDS, or National Merit).

For example, candidates applying for Medicine and Surgery should verify the higher cut-off marks required by the College of Health Sciences, while applicants for Agriculture, Fisheries, or Forestry should confirm the cut-off marks applicable to programmes in the Faculty of Agriculture.

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