FULOKOJA Cut-Off Mark For 2023/2024 

The general cut-off mark released by the management of the Federal University, Lokoja (FULOKOJA) for the 2023/2024 academic session admission exercise is 170.

Only the candidates who made the Federal University, Lokoja their first choice in their application for admission, who scored 170 and above in the UTME Examination are eligible for the Post UTME screening exercise.

The  Federal University, Lokoja does not really have a specific cut off mark for courses.

However, candidates who have scored a minimum of 180 in JAMB examination are eligible to apply for admission into any of their chosen courses.

FULOKOJA Cut-Off Mark for Post-UTME

The Federal University Lokoja (FULOKOJA) admission cut-off points for the coming session admission exercise has been released as follows:

Only candidates who applied through JAMB for UTME Admission, chose Federal University Lokoja as the most preferred choice and scored 170 and above (220 and above for MBBS) are eligible to participate in the online screening exercise.

In other words, the FULOKOJA cut-off mark is 220 for MBBS (Medicine). It is 170 for all other courses and programmes on offer at the Federal University Lokoja.

Candidates should frequently visit the university website for updates regarding the upcoming post-UTME screening process.

Other Notes:

Candidates who applied to other universities but wish to transfer their application to Federal University Lokoja can do so. This will make them eligible for the post-UTME screening exercise. To become eligible, they are advised to do so as soon as possible before the exercise commences.

The Federal University Lokoja, following a declaration by the late President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was founded on February 16, 2011, along with eight other new Federal institutions. The University is located in Nigeria’s Kogi State’s capital city of Lokoja, in the North Central political region.

FULOKOJA Departmental Cut-off Marks

The Central admission committee of the Federal University Lokoja has agreed on the departmental cut off points presented in the table below.

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