NDA Postgraduate Admission Application Form 2021/2022

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The Postgraduate School, Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna, is now selling application forms for admission into its part-time and full-time postgraduate programmes for the 2021/2022 academic session. See the courses, requirements and how to apply for NDA postgraduate form below.

NDA Postgraduate Form

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into full-time and part-time postgraduate programmes in the Postgraduate School, Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna, for the 2021/2022 Academic Session.

NDA Postgraduate Courses

Full-Time:

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NDA Postgraduate Courses - full-time

Part-Time:

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NDA Postgraduate Courses - part-time

NDA Postgraduate Programmes Admission Requirements

Full-time:

The requirements for the various programmes are as follows:

Part-time:

The requirements for the various programmes are as follows:

Duration of NDA Postgraduate Programmes

Full – Time:

Each student admitted for PhD, or Master’s Degree must pursue a FULL-TIME course of study and research in the Academy. Depending on the degree in view, the following conditions are also applicable:

Part-Time:

How to Apply for NDA Postgraduate Admission Form

The sale of Online Application Forms shall be open from13 December 2021 to 30 April 2022. The cost of the application form is Ten Thousand Nara (N10,000.00).

Apply Here (https://pg.ndaapplications.net/#/)

 Online application: Prospective candidates should follow the link on NDA website www.nda.edu.ng or log on to Pg.ndaapplications.net to complete the Online application Form. For further enquiries please contact The Secretary, Postgraduate School, Nigerian Defence Academy, PMB
2109, Kaduna 08030630449.

The general public should beware of fraudsters who may be impersonating the Academy. Applicants are advised to contact the NDA to clear any doubtful information.

SEE ALSO: List of Universities Selling Postgraduate Forms.

Olusegun Fapohunda