Anambra State Polytechnic (ANSPOLY), has opened its admission process for 2026/2027, inviting eligible candidates to apply through the steps outlined below.
Since this process feeds directly into the school’s official admission records, any error at this stage can cost a candidate valuable time correcting it later.
The sections below walk through the eligibility requirements and the exact steps candidates need to follow to complete their application.

Admission Requirements for ANSPOLY Pre-ND Program
- Science courses: English Language, Mathematics, Biology/Agricultural Science, Chemistry, and any additional subjects from Geography, Physics, Statistics, and Economics that are relevant to the chosen course.
- Arts courses: English Language, Mathematics, Economics, Business Methods, Commerce, Principles of Accounts/Accounting, and any two additional subjects from Literature in English, History/Government, Statistics, Geography, Office Practice/Secretarial Studies, and one science subject (Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science).
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How to Apply for ANSPOLY Pre-ND Program
To apply, candidates who meet the qualifications must first generate an RRR Number on the Remita website and pay a fee of #6,250.00 via the REMITA platform at any commercial bank.
Once the payment has been made, the candidate should use the Remita printout to complete the online application form on the ANSPOLY website, www.anspoly.edu.ng.
The Key Steps in the Anambra State Polytechnic (ANSPOLY) Pre-ND Remedial Application Process
Submitting the form through the official channel above, with accurate details, is what gets your Anambra State Polytechnic (ANSPOLY) Pre-ND Remedial application for 2026/2027 into the system. Treat the steps above as a guide rather than the final word, since the school’s own portal carries the version that applies to your specific case.
Applying early and double-checking every entry spares you the back-and-forth that catches out candidates who rush at the last minute.
Where a candidate is unsure about a specific requirement, the safest step is to contact the admissions office directly rather than guess, since a wrong assumption at this stage is harder to correct later.

