NUBAPOLY New ND Courses 2026: Requirements & Apply

Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic has released its admission notice for the 2025/2026 academic session newly approved programmes.

The polytechnic is opening admission into several new National Diploma courses for prospective students. The form is free; that point alone will catch many eyes.

New ND programmes at NUBAPOLY

The newly approved National Diploma programmes are:

• ND Mechatronics Engineering
• ND Renewable Energy Technology
• ND Welding and Fabrication Engineering
• ND Glass Technology
• ND Library & Information Science
• ND Common & Islamic Law
• ND Law
• ND Procurement & Supply Chain Management

Entry requirements for NUBAPOLY new programmes

Interested candidates must meet the stated conditions before applying.

O’Level requirement

Candidates must have at least five credit passes in relevant subjects.

Those credits must include Mathematics and English Language.

UTME score

Candidates must score a minimum of 100 points in the 2025 UTME.

First-choice requirement

Candidates must choose Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic as their first choice.

NUBAPOLY application form fee

The application form is free of charge.

That means eligible applicants can start the process without paying for the form itself; the notice says this plainly.

How to make NUBAPOLY first choice on JAMB

Candidates who did not choose Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic as first choice can update their details through the official JAMB portal.

The steps given are:

1. Log in to the JAMB profile.
2. Click on “Correction of Data”.
3. Select the option for course or school correction.
4. Complete the payment.
5. Update Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic as first choice.

How to apply for NUBAPOLY admission

Eligible candidates should begin the application on the NUBAPOLY official website.

Applicants are expected to use the school portal for the admission process.

What applicants should note

The admission notice is for the 2025/2026 academic session newly approved programmes.

Anyone applying must meet the O’Level condition, the UTME score requirement, and the first-choice rule. Once those are in place, the next step is simple and clear.

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