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FUHSI Cut-Off Mark 2026/2027: Departmental Aggregate Scores and Screening Formula

FUHSI Cut-Off Mark 2026/2027: Departmental Aggregate Scores and Screening Formula; The Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila Orangun (FUHSI), has published its approved departmental aggregate screening cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 academic session admission exercise.

The approved cut-off marks cover both merit and specified catchment states, with different scores for Medicine and Surgery, Nursing Science, Doctor of Physiotherapy, Medical Laboratory Science and other undergraduate degree programmes offered during the admission exercise.

FUHSI will also assess candidates using a combined screening aggregate calculated from UTME and O’Level results.

The UTME result carries 70% of the total screening score, while O’Level results account for the remaining 30%.

FUHSI Departmental Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027

FUHSI has approved the following aggregate screening cut-off marks for merit candidates and candidates from Osun, Oyo, Ondo, Ogun, Ekiti and Lagos states.

S/NDegree ProgrammeMerit (%)Osun (%)Oyo (%)Ondo (%)Ogun (%)Ekiti (%)Lagos (%)
1Medicine and Surgery (MBBS)81.380.379.779.876.179.472.2
2Nursing Science75.473.771.974.573.071.370.3
3Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT)73.373.371.969.771.468.068.2
4Medical Laboratory Science72.271.470.869.470.870.167.6
5Prosthetics and Orthotics65.765.463.460.162.463.761.5
6Audiology65.565.165.163.262.564.361.4
7Pharmacology64.663.463.060.862.961.556.2
8Human Nutrition & Dietetics61.861.260.455.859.659.751.4
9Information Technology & Health Informatics59.859.258.257.252.956.552.0
10Environmental Health Science59.357.758.252.251.656.054.1
11Biochemistry50.350.350.350.350.350.350.3
12Microbiology50.050.050.050.050.050.050.0
13Biotechnology & Molecular Biology50.050.050.050.050.050.050.0

Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) has the highest merit cut-off at 81.3%.

The merit cut-off for Nursing Science is 75.4%, while Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) has a merit cut-off of 73.3%.

Biochemistry has a merit cut-off of 50.3%. Microbiology and Biotechnology & Molecular Biology both have a merit cut-off of 50.0%, which is also the stated minimum screening aggregate for admission consideration.

FUHSI Screening Aggregate for 2026/2027

FUHSI calculates candidates’ final Post-UTME screening aggregate by combining their UTME score and O’Level grades.

The screening aggregate is calculated on a 100% scale, with the following weighting:

  • UTME score: 70%
  • O’Level result: 30%

The candidate’s final screening score is obtained by adding the UTME and O’Level components together.

O’Level Subjects Used for the FUHSI Screening Score

Five required core subjects are considered when calculating the O’Level component:

  • English Language
  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Biology

Each grade is assigned a specific number of points.

The maximum score obtainable from the five subjects is 40 points.

FUHSI O’Level Grade Points

O’Level GradeAssigned Points
A18 points
B27 points
B36 points
C45 points
C54 points
C63 points

A candidate who obtains A1 in all five subjects will have a total of 40 O’Level points, which is the maximum score used to calculate the 30% O’Level component.

FUHSI Screening Aggregate Formula

The screening calculation consists of two components: the UTME component and the O’Level component.

UTME Component

The UTME score contributes 70% of the total screening aggregate.

The formula is:

JAMB Grade Point = (UTME Score / 400) × 70

To calculate the UTME component, the candidate’s UTME score is divided by the maximum score of 400 and multiplied by 70.

O’Level Component

The O’Level result contributes the remaining 30% of the screening aggregate.

The formula is:

O'Level Grade Point = (Total O'Level Points in 5 Core Subjects / 40) × 30

The points obtained from English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology are added together. The total is then divided by the maximum 40 points and multiplied by 30.

Total Screening Aggregate

The final screening score is calculated by adding the UTME and O’Level components.

The formula is:

Total Screening Score = JAMB Grade Point + O'Level Grade Point

The resulting figure represents the candidate’s screening aggregate for the 2026/2027 admission exercise.

FUHSI Screening Aggregate Example

The supplied example uses a candidate who scored 273 in UTME and obtained the following O’Level grades:

  • Biology: B2
  • Chemistry: C5
  • English Language: C6
  • Mathematics: B2
  • Physics: C6

O’Level Points Calculation

The corresponding grade points are:

  • Biology: B2 = 7 points
  • Chemistry: C5 = 4 points
  • English Language: C6 = 3 points
  • Mathematics: B2 = 7 points
  • Physics: C6 = 3 points

The total is:

7 + 4 + 3 + 7 + 3 = 24 points

The candidate therefore has 24 points out of the maximum 40 O’Level points.

UTME Score Calculation

Using the 70% UTME weighting:

(273 / 400) × 70 = 47.78

The candidate’s UTME component is therefore 47.78.

O’Level Score Calculation

Using the 30% O’Level weighting:

(24 / 40) × 30 = 18.00

The candidate’s O’Level component is 18.00.

Final Screening Score

The two components are then added:

47.78 + 18.00 = 65.78

The candidate’s final screening aggregate is therefore 65.78 out of 100.

This score can then be compared with the approved cut-off mark for the candidate’s chosen degree programme and applicable admission category.

FUHSI Minimum Admission Consideration

Only candidates who have a minimum screening aggregate of 50.0% and verified O’Level results uploaded on the JAMB portal are eligible for admission consideration.

However, the 50.0% minimum does not replace the departmental cut-off marks for programmes with higher requirements.

The applicable programme and admission category score will remain part of the admission ranking.

FUHSI uses the screening aggregate to place candidates within merit, catchment and ELDS rankings across its academic programmes.

The stated screening formula applies to UTME candidates for the 2026/2027 admission exercise.

What Candidates Should Check Before Admission Consideration

Candidates should calculate their screening aggregate and compare the result with the approved cut-off mark for their chosen programme and applicable admission category.

Candidates should confirm the following:

  • The UTME score used for the 70% component is correct.
  • The grades for the five required O’Level subjects are correct.
  • The correct O’Level points have been assigned to each grade.
  • The O’Level result has been uploaded and verified on the JAMB portal.
  • The applicable programme cut-off has been identified.
  • The correct merit or catchment score has been used.

FUHSI Admission Cut-Off Troubleshooter

IssueWhat to CheckWhat the Published Details ShowNext Check
Aggregate is below programme cut-offCompare the final aggregate with the listed programme and category scoreEach programme has an approved merit and catchment cut-offConfirm the correct programme and applicable category
Screening total looks wrongRecheck the UTME and O’Level calculations separatelyUTME is 70% and O’Level is 30%Add both components again to obtain the score out of 100
O’Level points seem incorrectMatch each grade with the approved point tableA1 is 8 points, B2 is 7, B3 is 6, C4 is 5, C5 is 4 and C6 is 3Add points from the five required subjects
O’Level result is not verified on JAMBCheck the stated admission eligibility conditionVerified O’Level results must be uploaded on the JAMB portalConfirm the upload and verification status
Candidate has exactly 50.0%Check the selected programme’s own cut-off50.0% is the stated minimum for admission consideration, while several programmes have higher cut-offsCompare the score with the relevant programme and category
State cut-off differs from meritCheck the applicable catchment columnOsun, Oyo, Ondo, Ogun, Ekiti and Lagos have listed programme scoresUse the category that applies to the candidate

Final Note for FUHSI Candidates

Candidates should not rely solely on the general 50.0% minimum screening aggregate when assessing their admission chances.

The relevant departmental cut-off and admission category must also be considered. Candidates should ensure that their UTME score, O’Level grades, uploaded credentials and admission category are correctly reflected before admission consideration.

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