FUOYE Corrects Cyber Security Cut-off Mark to 65.35 After Initial Error
The Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has officially corrected its merit cut-off mark for admission into the Department of Cyber Security for the 2025/2026 academic session.
According to a new statement released by the university’s Academic Affairs Office, the valid merit score is 65.35, not 62.25 as previously announced.
The university management issued an apology for the earlier misinformation, acknowledging the confusion it may have caused among applicants, parents, and members of the public.
“We sincerely apologise for the earlier error and any misunderstanding it may have created,” the statement read.
Clarification from Academic Affairs
FUOYE’s Academic Affairs Officer, Mr. Emmanuel Adohoje, confirmed that 65.35 is the correct and official cut-off mark for Cyber Security applicants.
The clarification was made to ensure transparency and fairness in the ongoing admission process. It also helps candidates accurately determine their eligibility before proceeding with further admission steps.
Applicants are strongly advised to verify all admission-related information only through FUOYE’s official communication channels to avoid misinformation.
FUOYE Reaffirms Commitment to Credibility
The university reaffirmed its dedication to maintaining credibility, accuracy, and trust in all academic communications.
FUOYE management expressed appreciation to applicants and the general public for their patience and cooperation during the correction process.
“We remain committed to providing verified and accurate information to safeguard the integrity of our admission process,” Adohoje added.
Applicants and parents are encouraged to stay updated via FUOYE’s verified platforms for any further announcements regarding the 2025/2026 admission cycle.
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