Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri Supplementary Admission Form for 2021/2022 Session

Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri Supplementary Admission Form for 2021/2022 Session

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Applications are invited from qualified candidates for supplementary admission Higher National Diploma (HND) and National Diploma (ND) regular/evening programmes of the Federal Polytechnic Nekede, Owerri (FPNO) for the 2021/2022 academic session.




Federal Polytechnic Nekede ND Evening Supplementary Admission Details

Prospective candidates are hereby informed that vacancies exist in National Diploma (ND) Evening Programmes in the following departments:


SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (SBMT)

Procurement and Supply Chain Management (PS)

Office Tech. & Management (OTM)

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL & APPLIED SCIENCES (SIAS)

Hospitality Management

Maths/Stat (M/STAT)

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY (SEDT)

Architecture (AR)

Arts & Design (ARD)

Building Tech. (BT)

Estate Management (EM)

Urban & Regional Planning (URP)

Surveying & Geo-informatics (SUG)

Quantity Surveying (QS)

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (SET)

Agricultural & Bio-Environmental Engineering (AE)

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURAL AND AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY

Fisheries Technology

Agricultural Technology

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Library and Information Science

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


The entry requirements for all National Diploma (ND) Programmes are as follows:


Five (5) O’level credit passes in relevant subjects including English Language and Mathematics obtained at not more than two sittings in WAEC/NECO or NABTEB.

For details on entry requirements peculiar to each of the courses above, candidates should visit the Polytechnic website: http://www.fpno.edu.ng.


Federal Polytechnic Nekede HND Evening Supplementary Admission Details

Prospective candidates are hereby informed that vacancies exist in Higher National Diploma (HND) Evening Programmes in the following departments:


 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (SBMT)

Procurement and Supply Chain Management (PS)

Office Tech. & Management (OTM)

Marketing

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL & APPLIED SCIENCES (SIAS)

Science Lab. Tech.

Environmental Biology (EVB)

Physics/Electronics (PHE) options only

SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES (SHSS) MASS COMM. – (Prints option) (MC) only

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN TECHNOLOGY (SEDT)

Surveying & Geo-informatics (SUG)

Architecture (AR)

Building Technology (BT)

Urban & Regional Planning (URP)

Quantity Surveying (QS)

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY (SET)

Agricultural & Bio-Environmental Engineering (AE)

Farm Power and Machinery Engineering (option)

Soil/Water Resources (option).

SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

Library Science

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


The entry requirements for all Higher National Diploma (FIND) Programmes are as follows:


Candidates are required to possess National Diploma (ND) in their chosen programme from a recognized/accredited Polytechnic or Monotechnic.

Candidates are also to possess at least five (5) relevant O’level credits passes including English Language and Mathematics at not more than two sittings in WAEC/NECO or NABTEB.

Candidates are required to have at least one year or two years post-National Diploma Industrial Training Experience.

For details on the entry requirements peculiar to each of the Higher National Diploma (HND) programmes. candidates should visit the Polytechnic website http://www.fpno.edu.ng.


NOTE:


Candidates with Nov/Dec O’level results of the year of admission for ND programmes are not qualified to apply.

Any false data entry during the online registration will lead to disqualification of the candidates at any time such is discovered.

How to Apply for Nekede Poly Evening Programmes Supplementary Admission Form

All ND (Evening Programme) Candidates must first go to JAMB Office and obtain JAMB Part-time Number.


Visit the Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri website https://fpno.edu.ng

Click on apply for admissions

Select your programme type

Generate Invoice for the application form

Pay Invoice at the Bank or online with your ATM/Debit Card

Proceed to Federal Polytechnic Nekede Microfinance Bank or any bank of your choice and make a payment of N10,000.00 (Ten Thousand Naira) only on the Remita platform, Account No. 0140468461017, using your invoice number. You can also choose to make your payment using your VERVE, VISA or MASTER CARD. If you choose the card payment option, you will be asked to fill in the card details for the payment to be processed immediately.

Proceed to fill out the Application form.

On completing the application form print your acknowledgement slip.

Click to pay O’ level verification.

Print O’level Verification Certificate (To verify if the O’level verification is successful or not and to verify if there is any need for correction and re-verification

All Application procedures MUST be completed on or before 12 midnight of 30th April 2022.


Applicants can start and complete this process from any location in the country. It is therefore advisable to minimize trips to Owerri for the purpose of completing the form.


Federal Polytechnic Nekede HND Regular Supplementary Admission Details

Prospective students whoare interested in the following coursesare hereby informed that vacancies exit into the Higher National Diploma (Regular) Programmes in the following departments.


Mineral and Petroleum Resources Engineering (Mining Engineering) Technology

Agricultural and Bio-Environmental Engineering(Post Harvest Option)

Agricultural Technology (Soil Science & Land Resources Management)

Arts & Design (Ceramics option

Arts & Design (Sculpture option)

Arts and Design (Textile option)

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS


The entry requirements for all Higher National Diploma (HND) Programmes are as follows:


Candidates are required to possess National Diploma in their chosen programme from any recognized/accredited Polytechnic or Monotechnic.

Candidates are also to possess at least five (5) relevant O’level credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics, at not more than two sittings in WAEC/NECO or NABTEB (O’level Examinations).

Candidates are required to have at least one year or two years post-National Diploma Industrial Training Experience.

For details on the entry requirements peculiar to each of the Higher National Diploma (HND) programmes, candidates should visit the Polytechnic website www.fpno.edu.ng.


It is also important to NOTE that candidates with a Pass level in National Diploma from institutions other than Federal Polytechnic Nekede are not qualified to apply and any false data entry during the online registration will lead to disqualification of the candidates at any time such is discovered.


  METHOD OF APPLICATION 


 Visit Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri website Click here

Click on apply for admissions

Select your programme type

Generate Invoice for application form

Pay Invoice at the Bank or online with your ATM/Debit Card

Proceed to Federal Polytechnic Nekede Microfinance Bank or any bank of your choice and make a payment of N10,000.00 (Ten Thousand Naira) only on Remita platform, Account No. 0140468461017, using your invoice number. You can also choose to make your payment using your VERVE, VISA or MASTER CARD. If you choose the card payment option, you will be asked to fill in the card details for the payment to be processed immediately.


Proceed to fill out the Application form

On completing the application form print your acknowledgement slip.

Click to pay O’level verification.

Print O’level Verification Certificate (To verify if the O’level verification is successful or not and to verify if there is any need for correction and re-verification).

All Application procedures MUST be completed on or before 12 midnight of 30th April 2022.


Applicants can start and complete this process from any location in the country. It is therefore advisable to minimize trips to Owerri for the purpose of completing the form





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