Federal Poly Bauchi JAMB cut off 2025
Are you planning to apply to Federal Poly Bauchi JAMB cut off 2025 (FPTB) for the 2025/2026 academic session? One of the first things to know before beginning your application is the official cut-off mark. The cut-off mark determines whether you are eligible to participate in the FPTB Post-UTME screening exercise.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about the Federal Polytechnic Bauchi cut-off mark, what it means for your admission chances, and what to do next if your score qualifies.
About Federal Polytechnic Bauchi (FPTB)
Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi (FPTB) was established in 1979 by Decree No. 33 (Act.33) of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Located in Gwallameji, Bauchi State, it has grown into one of the most respected federal polytechnics in the country, offering ND and HND programs in Engineering, Sciences, Management, Agriculture, Environmental Technology, and more.
With well-equipped laboratories, experienced lecturers, and a strong academic culture, FPTB is a solid choice for students aiming to build careers in technical and vocational fields.
FPTB Cut-Off Mark for 2025/2026 Academic Session
The Federal Polytechnic Bauchi cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 admission exercise has officially been set at 100.
What This Means:
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If you scored 100 or above in the 2025 UTME, you are eligible to apply for FPTB’s Post-UTME screening.
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If your UTME score is below 100, you are not eligible to apply and will not be considered for admission.
This minimum score applies to all ND full-time programs, regardless of your course of choice.
Why Does the Cut-Off Mark Matter?
Cut-off marks serve as initial screening criteria for selecting candidates who are eligible for further admission processes such as the Post-UTME or screening interview.
By scoring 100 or higher, you gain access to:
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The online FPTB Post-UTME application form
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Selection into merit or catchment quotas
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The opportunity to be considered for competitive courses
Courses You Can Apply For with 100 and Above
If you’ve scored 100 or above in UTME, you’re eligible to apply for any of the following National Diploma (ND) programs offered by FPTB:
School of Engineering Technology:
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Electrical/Electronic Engineering
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Mechanical Engineering
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Civil Engineering
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Agricultural and Bio-Environmental Engineering
Science and Technology:
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Computer Science
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Science Laboratory Technology
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Statistics
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Food Science and Technology
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Hospitality and Tourism Management
Management Sciences:
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Accountancy
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Business Administration
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Marketing
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Office Technology and Management
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Banking and Finance
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Public Administration
Agricultural Technology:
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Agricultural Technology
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Animal Health and Production Technology
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Forestry Technology
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Fisheries Technology
School of Environmental Technology:
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Estate Management
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Quantity Surveying
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Surveying and Geo-informatics
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Building Technology
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Architectural Technology
School of General Studies:
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Mass Communication
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Library and Information Science
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Crime Management
These are just a few of the many ND courses available. You can view the full list of accredited courses on the FPTB admission portal or the school’s prospectus.
How the Cut-Off Score Affects Admission
Scoring 100 in UTME only makes you eligible to apply, but doesn’t guarantee automatic admission. Here’s how your admission chance is determined after meeting the cut-off:
| Factor | Weight |
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| UTME Score | 40% |
| O’Level Result (WAEC/NECO) | 20% |
| Post-UTME Screening Score | 40% |
Competitive courses like Computer Science, SLT, and Mechanical Engineering may require scores much higher than 100 to stand a chance.
What To Do If You Scored 100 or Above
If you meet the cut-off mark:
Step I: Apply for FPTB Post-UTME
Visit the official portal at https: portal.fptb.edu.ng and apply online. You’ll need to:
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Generate your RRR
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Pay the non-refundable fee
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Fill in your details and upload your credentials
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Print your screening schedule slip
II: Prepare Your Documents
Ensure the following documents are ready for upload or screening:
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JAMB result slip
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WAEC/NECO/NABTEB results
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Birth certificate
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Certificate of origin
III: Attend the Screening
FPTB will notify you of the screening date. Attend as scheduled and bring all required documents.
What If You Scored Below the Cut-Off?
Unfortunately, if your UTME score is below 100, you are not eligible for admission into any ND full-time program at FPTB.
Alternative Options:
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Consider a part-time ND program at FPTB (which may not require UTME).
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Explore another polytechnic with a lower cut-off.
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Re-register for UTME and prepare to score higher next session.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Does FPTB Accept Second Choice?
Yes, but first-choice candidates are prioritized. If you made FPTB your second choice, you are advised to do a change of institution on the JAMB portal before applying.
Will There Be a Post-UTME Exam?
FPTB typically conducts a screening exercise based on UTME and O’Level results rather than a written exam. Always check the latest announcement on the portal Is 100 the Same Cut-Off for All Courses?
Yes, 100 is the minimum general cut-off. However, some courses may admit students with higher UTME scores depending on competition.
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Final Thoughts
The Federal Polytechnic Bauchi cut-off mark for 2025/2026 is 100, and this opens the door for thousands of students aiming for National Diploma programs. If you’ve scored at least 100 in your UTME, don’t waste time—apply for the Post-UTME screening and secure your spot.
Make sure your documents are in order, and keep checking your email and FPTB’s portal for updates. Admission into top polytechnics is competitive, and early preparation gives you a strong edge.
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