Abia State Poly Post UTME Form for 2025/2026 ND Full-Time Admission

 

Abia State Poly Post UTME Form for 2025/2026 ND Full-Time Admission


Abia State Polytechnic (Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic) has opened its 2025 Post UTME form for full-time ND admission. This article covers who can apply, the courses offered and how to submit your application without hassle.



So, here’s the gist. Abia State Polytechnic, now called Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, Aba, has thrown open its doors for new students. If you’ve got your eye on a National Diploma (ND), you might want to act fast.


What’s on Offer?

The school offers a mix of hands-on and book-based courses. Some lean toward science, others toward business. Here’s what they’ve got:

Accountancy
Mass Communication
Taxation
Purchasing & Supply
Architectural Tech
Building Tech
Civil Engineering
Computer Science
Computer Engineering
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Business Admin
Office Tech & Management
Quantity Surveying
Urban & Regional Planning
Science Lab Tech
Statistics
Surveying & Geo-Informatics
Estate Management
Who Can Apply?

This part matters. If you’re applying for an ND course:You need at least four SSCE/NECO passes, including Maths and English.
The passes must be in one or two sittings.
Two of those passes should match the course you want to study.
If you’re going for a science or tech course, both English and Maths must be credit passes.
Same goes for business and management courses.

Now, there’s a catch. You must have written 2025 UTME, and your O’level results must be uploaded on the JAMB CAPS site.
How To Apply

Here’s a breakdown, plain and simple:Go to the school application page
Generate an invoice and take it to any bank. Pay ₦9,000 (excluding bank charges).
Head over to the form portal
Enter your Confirmation Order Number on the right-hand side
Click “Next” and fill the application form
Upload your documents (don’t skip this part)
Submit the form
Print your Acknowledgment Slip and Exam Slip
Got Questions?

You can call 0803427172 or 07050451866 if something doesn’t add up.