Federal University of Medicine and Medical Sciences, Abeokuta has published the Post UTME cut-off marks for 2025/2026. All applicants are advised to check the merit and catchment scores for their chosen courses. This guide helps candidates know where they stand before admission lists are released.
Official release from management
The Federal University of Medicine and Medical Sciences, Abeokuta (FUMMSA) has made public the Post UTME cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 admission round. The figures serve as the minimum scores required for merit and catchment categories across different courses.
It is more than just numbers on a sheet, these scores often decide which side of the admission fence a candidate lands on. For some, it is relief, for others, it signals the need to prepare for another attempt.
FUMMSA Post UTME Cut-Off Marks by course
Below are the officially approved cut-off marks:
- Biochemistry – Merit: 50.00 | Catchment: 50.00
- Biology – Merit: 50.00 | Catchment: 50.00
- Chemistry – Merit: 50.00 | Catchment: 50.00
- Dental Surgery – Merit: 63.00 | Catchment: 61.50
- Dental Therapy – Merit: 53.90 | Catchment: 50.00
- Doctor of Optometry – Merit: 51.17 | Catchment: 50.60
- Doctor of Pharmacy – Merit: 65.40 | Catchment: 61.80
- Doctor of Physiotherapy – Merit: 62.90 | Catchment: 58.80
- Health Information Management – Merit: 50.10 | Catchment: 50.00
- Human Nutrition and Dietetics – Merit: 52.10 | Catchment: 50.00
- Information Technology & Health Informatics – Merit: 50.87 | Catchment: 50.00
- Medicine and Surgery – Merit: 76.00 | Catchment: 74.25
- Microbiology – Merit: 70.29 | Catchment: 69.12
- Nursing Science – Merit: 52.75 | Catchment: 50.00
- Pharmacology – Merit: 50.00 | Catchment: 50.00
- Physics – Merit: 62.04 | Catchment: 58.12
- Radiography – Merit: 50.00 | Catchment: 50.00
- Statistics – Merit: 50.00 | Catchment: 50.00
What this means for candidates
Looking through the list, some courses like Medicine, Microbiology, and Pharmacy stand tall with higher scores, reflecting the keen competition in those areas. Others, like Biochemistry or Statistics, keep the bar at the base level of 50.
For candidates, the cut-off is the gatekeeper. Meeting it does not guarantee admission, but falling short almost always closes the door. The advice is simple: check your course, compare your score, and know your standing before the admission process moves ahead.