What is FUTA cut off mark for Urban and Regional Planning 2020/2021? If you want to know the cut off mark of Federal University of Technology Akure for Urban and Regional Planning in FUTA then am very happy to inform you that FUTA cut off mark for Urban and Regional Planning has been made available here in this post.

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Having made the introduction above concerning FUTA Cut Off Mark required to study Urban and Regional Planning, This is a notice to all candidates that FUTA Urban and Regional Planning cut off mark for 2020/2021 academic session has been released by the management of Federal University of Technology Akure.
Before we proceed, let us do a brief introduction on what Urban and Regional Planning cut off mark is all about. First of all, cut off mark is a minimum mark or score that is required in JAMB for a candidate who wish to gain admission into a particular school.
Therefore, Urban and Regional Planning cut off mark is a minimum mark or score that a candidate who wish to study and be considered for admission into Urban and Regional Planning in Federal University of Technology Akure need to score in JAMB result before the person can apply for admission.
So, for you to gain admission into FUTA to study the course in question; you need to pass the FUTA Cut Off Mark that has been set by the management specifically for those intending to study Urban and Regional Planning.

FUTA Cut Off Mark for Urban and Regional Planning

Without wasting much time, take note that FUTA cut off mark for Urban and Regional Planning is 180. To gain admission to study Urban and Regional Planning in FUTA, you need to have scored exactly 180 or above in JAMB before you can qualify to buy Federal University of Technology Akure post UTME form and be considered for admission.You can also checkout JAMB Cut off mark here.
To be on the safer side, you need to score higher than the FUTA cut off mark provided above for you to have a higher edge of getting admission to study Urban and Regional Planning. See JAMB subject combination for Urban and Regional Planning here or you can check JAMB subject combination for all courses here.

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