AbdulPlanning for your tertiary education means understanding the school fees structure ahead of time — especially if you’re enrolling at Jigawa State Polytechnic, Dutse (JIGPOLY). In this comprehensive guide, we break down the 2025/2026 Morning programme fees at JIGPOLY — including tuition, levies, charges, and payment tips — to help you plan effectively for the academic year.
Jigawa State Polytechnic (JIGPOLY) has released the 2025/2026 schedule of school fees for morning programmes, covering HND, ND, and NCE students, with separate totals for indigenes and non-indigenes.
Overview of Jigawa State Polytechnic (JIGPOLY)
Jigawa State Polytechnic, located in Dutse, Jigawa State, is a reputable institution offering a variety of National Diploma (ND), Higher National Diploma (HND), and National Certificate in Education (NCE) programmes. The institution’s affordable fee structure makes it an attractive option for students across Nigeria.
The Morning programme fees cover a wide range of courses in Arts, Social Sciences, Sciences, and Engineering. These fees usually include core tuition as well as specific academic levies and services necessary for the academic session.
Why Understanding School Fees Is Important
Knowing your school fees ahead of time helps you:
- Plan your education budget
- Apply for sponsorship or scholarships
- Avoid payment delays and late-registration penalties
- Prepare for additional academic costs such as books, accommodation, and field trips
Failing to pay fees on time can result in denial of access to lectures and exams.
JIGPOLY School Fees for Morning Programme (2025/2026)
The school fees at Jigawa State Polytechnic vary based on your programme of study, level, and whether you are an indigene or non-indigene student.
Programmes Covered
The fee schedule applies to the following morning programme categories:
Higher National Diploma (HND)
- New HND (Morning): Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering
- Returning HND (Morning): Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering
National Diploma (ND)
- New ND (Morning): Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering
- Returning ND (Morning): Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering
National Certificate of Education (NCE)
- New NCE
- Returning NCE
Tuition Fees by Programme and Student Category
According to the official published schedule, here are the tuition fees for morning programmes in 2025/2026:
Tuition Fee (Non-indigenes Only)
Tuition applies to non-indigenes only, as stated in the schedule:
- New HND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦50,000.00
- New HND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦50,000.00
- Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦50,000.00
- Returning HND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦50,000.00
- New ND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦40,000.00
- New ND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦40,000.00
- Returning ND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦40,000.00
- Returning ND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦40,000.00
- New NCE: ₦40,000.00
- Returning NCE: ₦40,000.00
Core Charges Listed Across Categories
The schedule lists several charges that apply across categories (with the stated amount kept as published):
- College levy (all categories): ₦2,000.00
- MIS registration charges (all categories): ₦1,000.00
- Caution fee (all categories): ₦1,500.00
- Students’ Union (SUG) dues (all categories): ₦500.00
- MSSN dues (all categories): ₦500.00
- Examination fee (all categories): ₦5,000.00
- Library services fee (all categories): ₦500.00
- Entrepreneurship fee (all categories): ₦2,000.00
- Games & recreational charges (all categories): ₦700.00
- Medical services (TISHP) (all categories): ₦2,000.00
- FlexiSAF service charges (all categories): ₦2,500.00
- Internet service fee (all categories): ₦500.00
- Logbook fee (all categories): ₦2,000.00
Registration Fee and Departmental Levy
The schedule sets registration fees and departmental levies by programme level:
Registration fee
- HND (all categories): ₦7,000.00
- ND (all categories): ₦4,000.00
- NCE (all categories): ₦4,000.00
Departmental levy
- HND (all categories): ₦700.00
- ND (all categories): ₦500.00
- NCE (all categories): ₦500.00
Charges for New Students
For new students, the schedule lists these items (as stated):
- Identity (I.D.) card fee (new): ₦3,000.00
- Result verification fee (new): ₦1,000.00
- Students handbook (new): ₦2,500.00
- Matriculation fee (new): ₦1,500.00
- Academic gown fee (new): ₦1,000.00
These new-student charges appear across new HND (Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering), new ND (Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering), and new NCE.
Charges for Returning Students
The schedule lists returning-only items for the stated categories:
- Moderation fee (returning): ₦3,000.00
- Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering)
- Returning ND (Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering)
- Returning NCE
- Field trip (returning): ₦2,000.00
- Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering)
- Returning ND (Arts & Social Sciences; Sciences & Engineering)
- Returning NCE
Programme-Specific Charges
Some charges apply to specific groups in the schedule:
- Bench fee (Sciences & Engineering): ₦5,000.00 (all Sciences & Engineering categories)
- Teaching practice (returning NCE): ₦6,000.00
- NYSC processing fee (returning HND): ₦2,000.00
- Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦2,000.00
- Returning HND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦2,000.00
Total Registration Fees Published
The schedule provides total registration fees for each category, separated by non-indigene totals and indigene totals.
Non-indigene totals
- New HND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦87,400.00
- New HND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦92,400.00
- Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦85,400.00
- Returning HND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦90,400.00
- New ND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦76,200.00
- New ND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦81,200.00
- Returning ND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦70,200.00
- Returning ND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦75,200.00
- New NCE: ₦81,200.00
- Returning NCE: ₦81,200.00
Indigene totals
- New HND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦37,400.00
- New HND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦42,400.00
- Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦35,400.00
- Returning HND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦40,400.00
- New ND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦36,200.00
- New ND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦41,200.00
- Returning ND (Arts & Social Sciences): ₦30,200.00
- Returning ND (Sciences & Engineering): ₦35,200.00
- New NCE: ₦41,200.00
- Returning NCE: ₦41,200.00
Note on Health-Related Programmes
The schedule adds a separate note for students of health-related programmes. Apart from their registration fees, they are to register with their respective professional councils/boards during their studies for school-based examinations and/or indexing, with the stated sums:
- ND Nutrition & Dietetics: ₦38,000.00
- ND Environmental Health, ND Public Health, and ND Epidemiology & Disease Control: ₦70,000.00
- ND Health Information Management: ₦76,500.00
The schedule states that this registration is to enable students to obtain the relevant practice licence.
Detailed Breakdown of Charges
In addition to tuition, students are required to pay various other mandatory charges that are part of the total fees. These items ensure that academic and student services operate smoothly throughout the session.
New-Student-Specific Charges
Fresh students are usually required to pay extra charges during their first registration. These one-time fees ensure proper documentation and smooth integration into campus life.
New Student Charges
- Identity (I.D.) Card Fee – 3,000
- Result Verification Fee – 1,000
- Student Handbook – 2,500
- Matriculation Fee – 1,500
- Academic Gown Fee – 1,000
These fees are paid only once during your initial registration and are part of the full cost of admission for new enrollees.
Programme-Specific Charges
Certain courses have additional costs based on their special requirements. For example:
Special Academic Charges
- Bench Fee (Sciences & Engineering) – 5,000
- Teaching Practice (Returning NCE) – 6,000
- NYSC Processing (Returning HND) – 2,000
These charges apply depending on the programme and level you’re enrolled in. Plan ahead to ensure these are included in your financial planning.
Factors That Influence Your Total Fees
The total amount you pay can vary based on multiple factors:
Indigene vs. Non-Indigene Status
Indigene students generally pay significantly less than non-indigene students due to state subsidies on education costs.
Programme Level and Field of Study
Engineering and science programmes often incur additional costs (like bench fees) because of lab and equipment use.
New vs. Returning Student Status
Fresh students pay new-student charges and verification fees that are not required from returning students.
Tips for Paying Your JIGPOLY School Fees on Time
Here are actionable tips to make your payment process smooth and avoid late penalties:
Use the Official School Portal
Always use the official Jigawa State Polytechnic student portal (www.jigpoly.edu.ng) to generate your Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) before making payments.
Choose Secure Payment Channels
You can pay your invoice:
- Online via bank online platforms
- Through accredited banks using the RRR code
Always keep your payment receipt and payment confirmation.
Pay Early
Don’t wait until the deadline. Early payment ensures:
- Quick portal confirmation
- Access to course registration
- No late registration fines
Conclusion
For the 2025/2026 academic session, Jigawa State Polytechnic’s morning programme fees vary based on programme level, indigene status, and additional academic charges. Indigene students typically pay lower total fees compared to non-indigenes. Understanding the full breakdown — from tuition to exam fees — helps you plan your academic journey without surprises.
Make sure to pay your fees through the official school portal, keep all receipts, and plan for accommodation and living expenses. With proper preparation, your academic year at JIGPOLY can be both affordable and successful.
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