Modibbo Adama University of Technology (MAUTECH) Cut Off Mark 2026/2027

In this article, I would like to elaborate more about the Modibbo Adama University of Technology (MAUTECH) cut-off mark 2026/2027. If you’ve been searching for the Modibbo Adama University of Technology Jamb cut-off mark, or its departmental aggregate, then I guess u are on the right page. This is to inform the general public that the management of the institution has announced the 2026/2027 cut-off mark.

This cut-off mark is for those who chose MAUTECH as their first choice in the last Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and those who didn’t choose the school but were willing to apply for a change of institution. Also, this article will help students preparing for the upcoming JAMB & POST UTME examination to know the minimum score expected of them to have before processing admission.

What should my JAMB score be before I can apply to MAUTECH?

The Modibbo Adama University of Technology JAMB cut-off mark is the general cut-off mark set as a benchmark for all courses offered in the institution. MAUTECH Jamb’s cut-off mark for the 2026/2027 academic session is 160, so for a student to register for the Modibbo Adama University of Technology POST UTME, he or she must score nothing less than 160 in the concluded JAMB examination.

Below is the Modibbo Adama University of Technology cut-off mark for 2026/2027

Faculty of Agriculture

• Agricultural Economics  -160 and Above
• Agricultural Extension and Rural Development  -160 and Above
• Animal Science and Range Management  -160 and Above
• Crop Production and Horticulture  -160 and Above
• Crop Protection  -160 and Above
• Fisheries  -160 and Above
• Food Science and Technology  -160 and Above
• Forestry and Wildlife Management  -160 and Above
• Soil Science  -160 and Above

Faculty of Arts

• Arabic  -160 and Above
• Islamic Studies  -160 and Above
• English Language  -160 and Above

Faculty of Communication and Media Studies

• Broadcasting  -160 and Above
• Mass Communication  -160 and Above
• Journalism & Media Studies  -160 and Above

Faculty of Computing

• Computer Science  -160 and Above
• Cybersecurity  -160 and Above
• Artificial Intelligence  -160 and Above
• Data Science  -160 and Above
• Information and Communication Technology  -160 and Above
• Information Management Technology  -160 and Above
• Information Systems  -160 and Above
• Information Technology  -160 and Above
• Library and Information Science  -160 and Above
• Operations Research  -160 and Above
• Software Engineering  -160 and Above

Faculty of Engineering

• Agricultural and Environmental Engineering  -160 and Above
• Chemical Engineering  -160 and Above
• Civil Engineering  -160 and Above
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering  -160 and Above
• Mechanical Engineering  -160 and Above

Faculty of Environmental Science

• Architecture  -160 and Above
• Building  -160 and Above
• Industrial Design  -160 and Above
• Surveying and Geoinformatics  -160 and Above
• Geography  -160 and Above
• Urban and Regional Planning  -160 and Above
• Environmental Management  -160 and Above
• Meteorology  -160 and Above

Faculty of Social and Management Science

• Accountancy  -160 and Above
• Banking and Finance  -160 and Above
• Economics  -160 and Above
• Management  -160 and Above
• Political Science    -160 and Above
• Sociology  -160 and Above

Faculty of Law

• Common Law  -180 and Above
• Common and Sharia Law  -180 and Above

Faculty of Life Science

• Biochemistry  -160 and Above
• Biotechnology  -160 and Above
• Forensic Science  -160 and Above
• Microbiology  -160 and Above
• Science Laboratory Technology  -160 and Above
• Botany  -160 and Above
• Zoology  -160 and Above

Faculty of Physical Science

• Applied Geophysics  -160 and Above
• Chemistry  -160 and Above
• Industrial Chemistry  -160 and Above
• Mathematics  -160 and Above
• Industrial Mathematics  -160 and Above
• Mathematics with Economics  -160 and Above
• Statistics  -160 and Above
• Petroleum Chemistry  -160 and Above
• Physics  -160 and Above
• Geology  -160 and Above

Faculty of Education

Technology Education with options in

• Mechanical (Automobile)  -160 and Above
• Mechanical (Production)  -160 and Above
• Building Technology  -160 and Above
• Woodwork Technology  -160 and Above

Electrical Technology Education

• Electrical Technology  -160 and Above
• Electronics Technology  -160 and Above

Vocational Education

• Agricultural Education  -160 and Above
• Business Education  -160 and Above
• Home Economics  -160 and Above

Environmental and Science Education with options in

• Biology Education  -160 and Above
• Chemistry Education  -160 and Above
• Physics Education  -160 and Above
• Mathematics Education  -160 and Above
• Geography Education  -160 and Above
• Statistics Education  -No Admission

College of Medicine

• Medicine and Surgery (MBBS)  -No Admission
• Nursing  -200 and Above

Please note: Modibbo Adama University of Technology will not be admitting candidates into Statistics Education, Medicine and Surgery this session.

What is the MAUTECH departmental cut-off mark?

Modibbo Adama University of Technology’s departmental cut-off mark is the official benchmark score set to process admission for each course. This cut-off mark is decided by the management of each faculty after the successful conclusion of the institution’s POST UTME. Meanwhile, the mark is determined by the performance of students after the examination or screening. Candidates should note that not all school releases cut off marks to process admission after the conclusion of Post UTME or screening.

This article will be updated once the university releases the cut-off mark that will be used in processing 2026/2027 admission.

How to Calculate MAUTECH Aggregate/Screening Score

Every aspirant candidate who participated in the Modibbo Adama University of Technology Post UTME / Screening must know how to calculate their aggregate score for confirmation. Follow the simple steps below to calculate your screening score

• Divide your JAMB score by 8
• Divide your post utme score by 2
• After which, you add both of them together.

For example; You score 300 in JAMB and 80 in post utme, that means;

300/8 = 37.5
80/2 = 40
i.e 37.5 + 40 = 77.5

However, some institutions only use post utme result to admit candidates, while some use O’level and Jamb result to determine student screening results. Click here to read more about aggregate score calculation.

Alternative Links:

• Modibbo Adama University of Technology Courses
• Modibbo Adama University of Technology Post UTME
• Modibbo Adama University of Technology Admission

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