Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti Releases 2025/2026 ND Admission Cut-Off Marks

The Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti has officially released the Minimum Acceptable Mark (MAM) for all National Diploma (ND) programmes for the 2025/2026 admission exercise.

According to a circular issued by the Directorate of Academic Affairs on 12th August 2025, the management has approved the following cut-off marks for each department:

2025/2026 Cut-Off Marks by Programme

1. Accountancy – 40
2. Banking & Finance – 35
3. Business Administration & Management – 46
4. Library & Information Science – 40
5. Marketing – 35
6. Mass Communication – 55
7. Office Technology & Management – 44
8. Public Administration – 47
9. Procurement & Supply Chain Management – 35
10. Taxation – 35
11. Art & Design – 45
12. Computer Science – 50
13. Food Science & Technology – 40
14. Glass & Ceramic Technology – 35
15. Hospitality Management Technology – 41
16. Science Laboratory Technology – 50
17. Statistics – 35
18. Architectural Technology – 35
19. Building Technology – 40
20. Cartography & Geographic Information Systems – 35
21. Estate Management & Valuation – 35
22. Quantity Surveying – 35
23. Surveying & Geo-Informatics – 35
24. Urban & Regional Planning – 35
25. Agricultural & Bio-Environmental Engineering – 35
26. Civil Engineering – 45
27. Electrical/Electronic Engineering – 45
28. Mechanical Engineering – 45
29. Mechatronics Engineering Technology – 40
30. Mineral & Petroleum Resources Engineering Technology – 35
31. Water Resources Engineering Technology – 35
32. Welding & Fabrication Engineering Technology – 35
33. Agricultural Technology – 35
34. Fisheries Technology – 35
35. Horticultural Technology – 35

With Mass Communication (55), Computer Science (50), Science Laboratory Technology (50), and Public Administration (47) topping the list, competition will be tough in these fields.

This announcement serves as a guide for candidates who sat for the 2025 UTME and are seeking admission into Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti.

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