Kogi State Poly HND/ND Part-Time Admission 2026/2027: Upload Notice
Summary
Kogi State Polytechnic HND applicants should complete online registration, then submit printed forms and supporting documents to the Admission Office.
Kogi State Polytechnic has issued an important update for 2026/2027 Higher National Diploma applicants while its HND and ND part-time admission process remains active.
New Notice for HND Applicants
The document upload feature on the online application portal has been disabled because some applicants were encountering errors during upload.
Applicants should still complete the online application form carefully, make the required payment, upload their passport photograph and verify their O'Level result properly.
Hardcopy Submission Is Compulsory
After successful registration, HND applicants must print the completed application form and submit the hardcopy to the Admission Office with all required supporting documents.
Only properly submitted applications will be considered for admission processing.
Programmes Covered by the Admission Guide
The admission exercise covers regular HND, HND part-time and ND part-time options across the Polytechnic's schools, including Applied Sciences, Art, Design and Printing, Engineering Technology, Environmental Technology and Management Studies.
General Requirements
- HND applicants should normally have a relevant National Diploma with at least Lower Credit.
- Applicants must meet the O'Level subject requirements for their chosen course.
- Industrial training or relevant post-ND experience may be required depending on the programme.
- Applicants from other institutions should process official ND transcripts as required by the Polytechnic.
What Applicants Should Do Now
- Complete the online form carefully.
- Make the required application and screening payments.
- Verify O'Level details properly.
- Print the completed application form.
- Submit the hardcopy and supporting documents to the Admission Office.
Applicants should follow the official Polytechnic instructions closely to avoid errors or delays in admission processing.