court of mark for mbbs?
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14 Feb, 2026
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Yes — **the cut-off mark for Medicine & Surgery (MBBS) at the Federal University of Health Sciences, Otukpo (FUHSO) for the 2025/2026 academic session is generally set at around 240 in the JAMB UTME.
Explanation:
FUHSO requires a minimum UTME score of about 180 to be eligible to apply for screening.
However, for competitive professional courses like MBBS, departments usually set a higher specific cut-off.
Most reliable sources list that for the current cycle, Medicine & Surgery (MBBS) requires about 240 and above in your UTME score to be competitive.
What this means:
If you score 240 or above, you are more likely to be eligible to sit for FUHSO’s Post-UTME and be seriously considered for MBBS.
Scoring significantly below that (e.g., around 180–220) may qualify you to apply for screening but may not be competitive enough for MBBS admission because many candidates with higher scores compete for limited places.
Why this is important:
Medicine is one of the most competitive courses in any university.
The departmental cut-off mark reflects this competitiveness beyond the general eligibility requirement.
Your admission chances depend on meeting or exceeding both the minimum eligibility and the competitive departmental expectation.
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Final Answer:
For the 2025/2026 admission cycle at Federal University of Health Sciences, Otukpo (FUHSO), the cut-off mark for MBBS (Medicine & Surgery) is 240 UTME and above.
