The general UTME cut-off mark is 180, but due to the variation of Food Technology cut-off mark depending on the admission year and competition level, we suggest you enquire about the recent JAMB UTME cut-off mark from UNIMAID Officials. However, to improve your admission chances:
Other UNIMAID Science Courses with their Requirements
Health Education
SSCE Requirements
To study this course, a minimum of five (5) credit passes (C5 and higher) in their SSCE subjects, including the following, are required for applicants to the Health Education department.
any two (2) other relevant subjects.
Petroleum Chemistry
SSCE Requirements
To study this course, a minimum of five (5) credit passes (C5 and higher) in their SSCE subjects, including the following, are required for applicants to the Petroleum Chemistry department.
Animal Science
SSCE Requirements
To study this course, candidates seeking admission into the Animal Science department, must have at least five (5) credits (C5 and more) in their SSCE disciplines, including the following:
Biology / Agric Science, and
any one from Physics, Geography or Economics.
Nursing (Science)
SSCE Requirements
To study this course, a minimum of five (5) credit passes (C5 and higher) in their SSCE subjects, including the following, are required for applicants to the Nursing (Science) department.
Teacher Education Science
SSCE Requirements
To study this course, candidates seeking admission into the Teacher Education Science department, must have at least five (5) credits (C5 and more) in their SSCE disciplines, including the following:
any two (2) other relevant subjects.
Agricultural Science and Education
SSCE Requirements
To study this course, candidates seeking admission into the Agricultural Science and Education department, must have at least five (5) credits (C5 and more) in their SSCE disciplines, including the following:
Biology/Agricultural Science,
any other relevant subject.
Microbiology
SSCE Requirements
To study this course, the minimum requirement for applicants seeking admission to the Microbiology department, is five (5) credits (C5 and higher) in their SSCE subjects, including the following: