FPTB Admission 2025/2026: New ND and HND Courses Released

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FPTB Admission 2025/2026: New ND and HND Courses Released

The Federal Polytechnic Bauchi (FPTB) has started its admission exercise for the 2025/2026 Academic Session. This intake includes all existing programmes and a wide range of newly approved courses across different schools.

School management confirmed that the new programmes were added to give students more practical study options and better career paths. Both National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) candidates can apply, as long as entry rules are met.

Newly introduced programmes

School of Agricultural Technology

School of Environmental Technology

School of General Studies

School of Management Science

School of Science Technology

Application procedure

Applicants should apply through the official Federal Polytechnic Bauchi admission portal at portal.fptb.edu.ng

On the portal, applicants need to select Online Admission, enter their details, and generate a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR). After payment, they must return to the portal to complete the form using the application number and phone number used earlier. Missing steps can cause delays, so it helps to double check entries.

The application fee is ₦6,500 and it is not refundable. This fee applies to all applicants except those applying for ND programmes. Payment can be made at any bank or online through Remita.

Important notice for applicants

Only candidates who selected Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi as their First Choice in JAMB will be considered. Anyone who did not choose the Polytechnic earlier must visit a JAMB office to make a change of institution before applying.

ND candidates are also expected to accept and print their JAMB admission letters within four weeks of admission. Failure to do this may lead to losing the offer, which many students forget and regret later.

Applicants are advised to read every instruction on the portal carefully before submitting their forms. Rushing the process often leads to small mistakes that become big problems later.