Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) Post-UTME 2026/2027: Form, Date, Price, Past Questions, Screening & Cut-Off Mark (Complete Guide)

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Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) Post-UTME 2026/2027

Quick Answer: FUOYE Post-UTME 2026/2027 At A Glance

DetailInformation
Registration datesFriday, 5 June – Friday, 3 July 2026
Portalputme.fuoye.edu.ng
Screening fee₦2,000
Minimum UTME score150
Test modeNo written Post-UTME exam fully online, based on aggregate of JAMB score and O’Level grades
Important noticeFUOYE will not admit into Law for the 2026/2027 session
Support emailsupport.putme@fuoye.edu.ng

If you chose FUOYE as your first choice in the 2026 UTME and scored 150 or above, registration is open now and closes Friday, 3 July 2026 a tight window, so don’t delay. The key thing to know: FUOYE doesn’t run a written test. Your admission chances come down entirely to your JAMB score and O’Level grades, combined through a specific published formula. Full breakdown below.

FUOYE Post-UTME Form 2026/2027: Eligibility

Confirm you meet these conditions before registering:

  • You applied to FUOYE during the 2026 UTME and scored at least 150. Candidates who didn’t choose FUOYE first must complete a Change of Institution through JAMB before registering.
  • You have at least five O’Level credits, including English Language and Mathematics, in subjects relevant to your course, obtained in not more than two sittings except MBBS applicants, who need theirs in one sitting only.
  • Direct Entry candidates need, in addition to the O’Level requirement, at least two A’Level (or equivalent) credit passes in relevant subjects, or an ND with Upper Credit, or another accepted higher qualification.
  • Important notice for this cycle: FUOYE has announced it will not admit candidates into the Department of Law for 2026/2027. If Law was your intended course, you’ll need to change to another available programme on the screening portal.

You must print your UTME Result Slip this becomes part of your required admission records.

FUOYE Post-UTME Registration: How to Apply (Step-by-Step)

Register only through the official portal putme.fuoye.edu.ng.

  1. Visit the FUOYE screening portal.
  2. Check the admission menu on the right-hand side and click “Registration Steps” read the instructions carefully before proceeding.
  3. Log in with your JAMB Registration Number (e.g., 96510415CA format) no password is required at this stage.
  4. Complete your profile using a valid email address and phone number.
  5. Check your email for the activation link and click it to verify your account.
  6. Log in again after verification.
  7. Make payment by following the on-screen payment steps ₦2,000, payable with any bank debit card.
  8. Upload your O’Level results through the portal.
  9. Print your Registration Slip, which summarises your completed registration.

Awaiting-result candidates can start their application immediately, but submission is only permitted after uploading their O’Level result once it’s released log back in as soon as your result is out.

If you need to change your course: payment for a course change is open on the portal; after paying the change-of-course fee, you can select a new programme from the available options.

FUOYE Post-UTME Price: Fees Breakdown

  • Screening fee: ₦2,000, payable via debit card on the official portal.
  • Budget an extra ₦4,000–₦6,000 for cybercafé charges, printing, and registration assistance if you don’t have personal internet access.

FUOYE Post-UTME Screening Date and Test Format

This is the detail that surprises a lot of candidates: FUOYE does not conduct a written Post-UTME examination at all. There’s no CBT exam, no physical venue, and no test date to prepare for.

  • The screening exercise is completely online, assessed using your submitted JAMB score and O’Level results.
  • Screening is processed progressively by department FUOYE’s portal shows live updates on which departments have been screened so far, so check your specific department’s status after submitting.

FUOYE Post-UTME Past Questions: Do You Need Them?

Since there’s no written exam, traditional “past questions” practice has no relevance to FUOYE’s screening process. Your preparation should instead focus on:

  • Maximising your O’Level grades since these directly feed into your aggregate score (see formula below).
  • Uploading your results accurately and promptly, especially if you’re an awaiting-result candidate.
  • Being skeptical of any vendor advertising “FUOYE Post-UTME past questions” there’s no exam for such material to prepare you for.

FUOYE Post-UTME Cut-Off Mark and Aggregate Score Formula

The general JAMB cut-off mark for FUOYE is 150 some courses set a higher internal threshold, so check the FUOYE cut-off marks page for your specific department. Meeting 150 does not guarantee admission; your final aggregate decides that.

FUOYE’s aggregate formula is unusually well-documented, with three distinct components adding up to 100:

1. JAMB Component (worth up to 60 points): (Your UTME Score ÷ 400) × 60

2. O’Level Sitting Bonus (worth up to 10 points):

  • One sitting: +10 points
  • Two sittings: +6 points

3. O’Level Grade Points (worth up to 30 points): Your best five relevant O’Level subjects (including English Language and Mathematics) are converted to points:

  • A1 = 6 points
  • B2 = 5 points
  • B3 = 4 points
  • C4 = 3 points
  • C5 = 2 points
  • C6 = 1 point

Add up your five subjects’ points (maximum 30), then sum all three components for your final aggregate.

Worked example: A candidate with a JAMB score of 200, one O’Level sitting, and five subjects averaging B3 (4 points each = 20 points):

  • JAMB component: (200 ÷ 400) × 60 = 30
  • Sitting bonus (one sitting): +10
  • O’Level grade points: 20
  • Total aggregate: 30 + 10 + 20 = 60

[VERIFY this exact formula remains unchanged for the full 2026/2027 cycle directly via FUOYE’s official screening portal] though it’s consistently corroborated across multiple sources for this admission year.

On departmental cut-offs: competition varies sharply, with Medicine, Engineering, and Computer Science historically requiring much higher aggregates than the general baseline. Check FUOYE’s official cut-off marks page for your specific course before relying on a single number.

How to Check Your FUOYE Post-UTME Result

  1. Log back into putme.fuoye.edu.ng using your JAMB Registration Number.
  2. Check the portal’s live announcements FUOYE releases results progressively by department, so confirm whether your department has been screened.
  3. Calculate your aggregate using the formula above to estimate your standing.
  4. Continue monitoring JAMB CAPS for your final admission status.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the FUOYE Post-UTME form out for 2026/2027?

Yes. Registration opened Friday, 5 June 2026, and closes Friday, 3 July 2026.

How much is the FUOYE Post-UTME screening fee?

₦2,000, payable via debit card on the official portal.

What is the FUOYE Post-UTME cut-off mark?

150 is the general minimum JAMB score. Some courses set higher thresholds.

Does FUOYE conduct a written Post-UTME exam?

No. FUOYE’s screening is fully online, based on an aggregate combining your JAMB score (60%), an O’Level sitting bonus (10%), and your O’Level grade points (30%).

Is Law available at FUOYE for 2026/2027?

No. FUOYE has announced it will not admit into the Department of Law this cycle affected candidates should change to another available programme.

Can I apply while still awaiting my O’Level results?

Yes, but you can only submit your application after uploading your O’Level result once it’s released.

Where do I check my FUOYE Post-UTME result?

On putme.fuoye.edu.ng, using your JAMB Registration Number results are released progressively by department.

Bookmark this page we’ll update it if FUOYE adjusts its aggregate formula or departmental cut-offs for 2026/2027. Have a question about your eligibility or aggregate calculation? Drop it in the comments.

Prince Peter (NSG)

Prince Peter is a Nigerian education and career writer focused on helping students gain admission, scholarships, and high-income skills.

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