<h3>FUTO aspirants, here's what you need to know</h3>

FUTO:

               What you may need to know.

• FUTO unlike other federal Universities has

a UTME cut-off of 180 unless otherwise

decided by JAMB on the 21st of thie month.

• The examination may or may not be a

Computer based

examination

• The number of questions in Recent years

has not been constant.

• When preparing for futo post ume

exams,bear in mind that futo is for science

student only, and science subjects are the

only post-utme subjects.

• In futo there are 5 subjects you must

bear in mind when preparing for the post

UTME exams they are:

1. Mathematics

2. English

3. Physics

4. Chemistry

5. Biology

• Futo lifts past UTME questions, so you are

adviced to consult your UTME past

questions in preparation for the post-utme

examination

EXAMINATION SYSTEM: WHAT TO AVOID

• Number one thing to avoid in FUTO post-

utme is time wasting, because you are

given less time to tackle much questions.

• In year 2009, futo set 100 questions for

their candidates, meaning 20

questionsfrom each of the 5 subjects for

1hr, without calculator, Then in year 2010,

when students where preparing for

another 100 questions, futo came out with

just 50 questions to be answered in 35

mins without calculator. Now you see that

futo can change at any time to eliminate

candidates. Preparation, therefore is the

only way to success.

COMPETITIVE COURSES INCLUDES;

• All engineering Courses

• Biochemistry

• Information Technology

• Public Health

NON COMPETITIVE COURSES;

Any other course, apart from those listed

above.

HERE ARE SOME TIPS FOR TAKING FUTO POST

UTME AND ACHIEVING GOOD SUCCESS

1. Be well rested and ready to go. Get a

good night’s sleep the night before

theexam

2. Eat breakfast. You’ll be at the exam center

for several hours and you’re likely to get

hungry

3. Dont forget to bring acceptable photo ID

and other required documents

VERY IMPORTANT.

4. Bring extra stationery; pencils and

erasers, remember you may not be allowed

with calculators

5. Say a brief prayer (preferably silently)

6. Read through your question paper

carefully to understand what is involved

7. Begin from the simplest question and

proceed sequentially in their order of

difficulty

8. Make sure you understand a question

before answering it

9. Do not spend too much time on a

question

10. Be very cautious of TIME

11. Make sure you try to adhere to all

instructions given

wishing you SUCCESS

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