Nekede Poly Acceptance Fee Payment 2023/2024 | ND & HND
FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC NEKEDE’S GUIDE TO ACCEPTANCE FEE PAYMENT & REGISTRATION FOR 2023/2024 ACADEMIC SESSION.
Securing a provisional spot in Federal Polytechnic, Nekede’s ND or HND programmes for 2023/2024 is just the beginning. How should one proceed with acceptance fee payments and registration? What are the vital steps to solidify this opportunity? Continue reading to find out.
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Exciting times are ahead for those who have secured a provisional spot in the Federal Polytechnic, Nekede (NEKEDEPOLY) for National Diploma (ND) or Higher National Diploma (HND) Morning and Evening programmes for the 2023/2024 academic session. The institution’s management has provided a clear-cut procedure for acceptance fee payments and registration. Here’s what every fresh student needs to know.
📢 Announcement | Acceptance fee & registration procedures for 2023/2024 released |
💰 ND Fee | ₦30,000.00 for Morning students & ₦40,000.00 for Evening/Weekend students |
💰 HND Fee | ₦30,000.00 for Morning students & ₦40,000.00 for Evening students |
⏰ Payment Time | Within two weeks of admission offer |
🚫 Non-Compliance | Admission forfeited if not compliant within one month |
📜 Qualification | Offer based on evidence of minimum entry qualification |
⚠️ Warning | Withdrawal required if disparity found in educational qualifications claimed |
🎉 Welcome | Embrace the journey at Federal Polytechnic Nekede and say No to cultism |
Acceptance Fee Details and Payment Guidelines
ND Candidates:
- Morning (Regular) Students: All successful candidates in this category must promptly pay an acceptance fee of ₦ 30,000.00 (Thirty Thousand Naira) within two weeks.
- Evening and Weekend Program Students: For students enrolled in evening or weekend programmes, the acceptance fee stands at ₦ 40,000.00 (Forty Thousand Naira).
HND Candidates:
- Evening Students: Those admitted for evening sessions should remit an acceptance fee of ₦ 40,000.00 (Forty Thousand Naira).
- Morning Students: If your HND classes are in the morning, your acceptance fee is pegged at ₦ 30,000.00 (Thirty Thousand Naira).
Every acceptance fee payment should be made via the Remita Platform at the Federal Polytechnic Microfinance Bank. Please be punctual with this payment; any delay beyond the two-week window could result in your admission being revoked.
For a more detailed walkthrough of the payment process, visit the official portal – https://ndapplication.fpno.edu.ng/Applicant/Admission/CheckStatus.
After payment, gather your documents and meet the Director. Here, you’ll receive your registration materials and a go-ahead to remit your school fees.
Vital Registration Procedures for Fresh Students
Stepping into NEKEDEPOLY? Here’s a breakdown of the registration steps:
- Head to the official school website: https://fpno.edu.ng/.
- Generate invoices for both your acceptance fee and school fees. You can either settle this at the bank or opt for an online transaction using an ATM/DEBIT CARD.
- Navigate to the screening form section, upload all essential documents, and submit them.
- Keep an eye on your online screening dashboard. Upon successful screening, you’ll receive a prompt to pay your school fees. This notification will provide an RRR number for the payment.
- After remitting your school fees, go through the student’s ERP dashboard. This allows you to fill out your medical form and sign up for your courses.
- Make sure your matriculation number is visible on the student’s ERP Dashboard, specifically under the profile section.
Key Notices:
- The entire registration process has to be wrapped up within a month of your acceptance. Missing this timeline means saying goodbye to your spot.
- In any case, if the institution later discovers discrepancies in the educational qualifications you presented, be prepared to part ways with the school.
A hearty welcome to all newcomers at Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri. As you embark on this educational journey, it’s essential to uphold the values of the institution. So, stand tall and say a resounding “No” to cultism.