MAPOLY ND Part-Time Admission Form 2025/2026

Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY) in Abeokuta has opened the gate for part-time National Diploma (ND) admissions for the 2025/2026 session. If you want to study but can't go full-time, this is your shot. You can keep your job, run your business or sort life out while still getting a solid education.

No need for long stories, here's what matters.

What Can You Study?

MAPOLY offers a wide mix of part-time ND courses across business, science, art and engineering. These include:

• Accountancy, Business Admin, Banking & Finance
• Computer Science, Mass Communication, Office Tech
• Mechanical, Civil, Computer and Electrical Engineering
• Science Lab Tech, Food Tech, Pharmaceutical Tech
• Hospitality, Tourism, Nutrition & Dietetics
• Estate Management, Urban Planning, Quantity Surveying
• Building Tech, Art & Industrial Design

There's more, but you get the idea. Whether you lean towards science or art, they've got a seat for you—if you meet the entry bar.

Entry Requirements

Let's not complicate it. Here's what you need:

• Five credit passes in relevant subjects (Maths and English are musts for most courses)
• Results can be from WAEC, NECO, GCE, NABTEB or similar
• You can combine two sittings
• Some courses may ask for specific subjects like Economics, Physics, Chemistry, etc.
• A few allow a pass in English (like Food Tech or SLT), but most won't

Also, you must go to a JAMB office and fill the JAMB part-time form. No skipping that part. If you don't, your application won't even reach MAPOLY.

How To Apply

1. Go to the MAPOLY admission page
2. Pay the form fee using a Debit MasterCard or Visa
3. Fill the form online with correct info
4. Double-check, then submit

That's it. No café drama needed if you follow those steps right.

Got Questions?

Shoot them an email:

• infoaboutmapoly@gmail.com
• info@mapoly.edu.ng

Or better yet, ask someone who's applied before. Sometimes, they know more than the office.

If you've been thinking of juggling work and school, this could be your window. Just don't wait till the last minute. Forms close when you least expect it.

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