FCET Asaba Pre-NCE Admission Form 2026/2027

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Quick Summary

FCET Asaba Pre-NCE Admission Form has been open for 2026/2027.

  • The programme has been a one-year Pre-NCE route
  • Four-credit entry candidates have been covered
  • 100 UTME score has been needed for NCE I entry
  • N4,000 has been the application fee
  • Submission is due before matriculation

Keep reading for FCET Asaba Pre-NCE Admission Form entry rules, fee and application steps.

FCET Asaba Pre-NCE Admission Form for 2026/2027 Academic Session

Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba, has invited eligible and interested candidates to apply for the Pre-National Certificate in Education programme for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The Pre-NCE programme is a one-year course for candidates who seek preparation for full-time National Certificate in Education study at the College.

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What Is the FCET Asaba Pre-NCE Programme?

The Pre-NCE programme is a one-year preparatory course for candidates with four-credit entry qualifications.

Candidates admitted into the programme will be prepared for movement into the full-time NCE programme, subject to meeting the required progression condition.

What UTME Score Will Be Needed for NCE I Entry?

Students in the Pre-NCE programme will be required to sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

They must score at least 100 in UTME before they can qualify for entry into the first year of the NCE programme, known as NCE I.

Who Can Apply for FCET Asaba Pre-NCE Admission?

Candidates seeking admission into the Pre-NCE programme must meet at least one of the stated conditions.

The admission routes are:

Candidates should check the route that matches their academic record before they collect the form.

How Much Is the FCET Asaba Pre-NCE Application Fee?

The application fee is N4,000.

The fee is non-refundable and will be paid through a bank transaction via the Bursary Office.

How Can Candidates Apply for FCET Asaba Pre-NCE Admission?

Candidates are to pay the non-refundable N4,000 application fee through the Bursary Office.

After payment, candidates should take the blue receipt to the Degree Unit to obtain the admission form.

The application process will be completed as follows:

  1. Pay N4,000 through a bank transaction via the Bursary Office.
  2. Collect the blue receipt after payment.
  3. Visit the Degree Unit with the blue receipt.
  4. Obtain the Pre-NCE admission form.
  5. Fill the form with correct personal and academic details.
  6. Submit the completed form to the Office of the Deputy Registrar (Admissions).

Candidates should keep the blue receipt safe, since it will be needed before the form can be collected.

When Is the Submission Deadline?

All completed admission forms must be returned to the Office of the Deputy Registrar (Admissions) at Federal College of Education (Technical), Asaba.

The forms must be submitted before the matriculation ceremony for the 2026/2027 academic session.

What Should Candidates Check Before Submission?

Candidates should check their names, academic details, intended course and payment receipt before submitting the form.

A candidate using the Grade II Teacher's Certificate route, for example, should confirm that the certificate shows passes in all subjects and that the five-year post-qualification experience requirement has been met.

Where Can Candidates Make Enquiries?

Candidates who need further clarification may contact the College through the following phone numbers:

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