ATAPOLY School Fees 2025/2026 1st Semester Schedule

ATAPOLY School Fees 1st Semester 2025/2026: Approved Schedule (Regular Students)

Abubakar Tatari Ali Polytechnic (ATAPOLY), Bauchi, has published the approved school fees schedule for the 1st semester of the 2025/2026 academic session. The fees are grouped for regular students under two categories: indigenous and non-indigenous.

Students should read the schedule with care; the amount depends on programme and level (and yes, category matters).

How the ATAPOLY fees are arranged

The schedule is presented under:

• Normal Regular Indigenous
• Normal Regular Non-Indigenous

Each category is then split by:

• Level 1
• Level 2
• Level 3

Programmes listed include ND Arts, ND Science, HND Arts, HND Science, NCE Arts, and NCE Science.

Normal Regular Indigenous (ATAPOLY)

Level 1 (Indigenous)

• ND Arts: 1st: 21,000.00
• ND Science: 1st: 22,500.00
• HND Arts: 1st: 28,000.00
• HND Science: 1st: 30,500.00
• NCE Arts: 1st: 21,000.00
• NCE Science: 1st: 22,500.00

Level 2 (Indigenous)

• ND Arts: 3rd: 18,000.00
• ND Science: 3rd: 20,000.00
• HND Arts: 3rd: 25,000.00
• HND Science: 3rd: 27,000.00
• NCE Arts: 3rd: 18,000.00
• NCE Science: 3rd: 20,000.00

Level 3 (Indigenous)

• NCE Arts: 5th: 18,000.00
• NCE Science: 5th: 20,000.00

Normal Regular Non-Indigenous (ATAPOLY)

Level 1 (Non-Indigenous)

• ND Arts: 1st: 47,5000.00 (as written in the schedule)
• ND Science: 1st: 51,000.00
• HND Arts: 1st: 63,000.00
• HND Science: 1st: 66,000.00
• NCE Arts: 1st: 47,500.00
• NCE Science: 1st: 50,500.00

Level 2 (Non-Indigenous)

• ND Arts: 3rd: 42,000.00
• ND Science: 3rd: 45,000.00
• HND Arts: 3rd: 56,500.00
• HND Science: 3rd: 57,500.00
• NCE Arts: 3rd: 42,000.00
• NCE Science: 3rd: 44,500.00

Level 3 (Non-Indigenous)

• NCE Arts: 5th: 42,000.00
• NCE Science: 5th: 44,500.00

Quick reminder for students

ATAPOLY’s approved schedule is tied to the first semester of the 2025/2026 session. Students should match their programme and level to the correct category; one wrong line can mean wrong payment, and that can cause avoidable Back-and-forth.

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