Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, Ekiti State admission requirement, tuition fees and cut off mark

 
##Admission Requirements
To be eligible for admission into FUOYE, you’ll generally need to meet these conditions:

For the O’Level stage: You’ll need at least five (5) credit passes in your O’Level examination (e.g., WAEC, NECO, NABTEB or GCE). These must include English Language and Mathematics, plus three other relevant subjects. Results from no more than two sittings are usually acceptable. 

For UTME entry: You’ll need to have written the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) UTME and obtained the required minimum score set by the university (see next section).

For Direct Entry (if applicable): You may need additional qualifications such as ND, NCE, HND or other recognised tertiary credentials, in addition to strong O’Level results (including English and Maths) from a single sitting.

Finally, you’ll need to apply properly and take part in the university’s Post-UTME/Screening exercise when it’s announced.

##Tuition Fees
The tuition/fees vary depending on your faculty and whether you’re a fresh student or returning. Here’s a general breakdown based on recent data:

For freshers, the fees vary widely: for example, Arts, Social Sciences, Management Sciences, Education were around ?150,000 for the 2024/2025 session (for some faculties) in one report. 

Some sources indicate the range could be between ?40,000 and ?107,000 for certain years and programmes. 

For returning students, the fees are generally lower (the same sources show e.g., ?53,000 for Arts/Social Sciences etc in one year). 

Because the fees differ by faculty (e.g., Medicine, Law, Engineering cost more), you should check the current year’s official announcement for your chosen programme.

##Cut-Off Marks
The cut-off mark is the minimum JAMB UTME score and/or departmental mark you must achieve to be considered for admission. For FUOYE:

The general minimum JAMB score required by FUOYE has been reported as 150 for many programmes. 

However, many specific departments set higher cut-off marks depending on demand. For example, for the 2025/2026 cycle:

Medicine & Surgery 	84.65%  

Law 			77.75%

Nursing  		78.55%

Pharmacy 		78.0%

Accounting 		71.25%. 

The key takeaway: meeting the general cut-off (e.g., 150) is just the first step. You also need to check the specific mark required for your programme of interest.

##Summary in Plain Terms
If you’re aiming to get into FUOYE:

Make sure your O’Level results include English & Maths plus three others, with good grades, and preferably in one or two sittings.

Prepare and write your JAMB UTME; aim for at least 150 and above, but higher is better especially for competitive programmes.

Choose your course wisely; check the specific cut-off mark for that course because some are much more competitive.

Be ready to pay the school fees once offered admission, which will vary depending on your faculty (some moderate, some high).

Keep an eye out for announcements for the Post-UTME/Screening; you’ll need to participate in that to secure admission.