The management of Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa (AO-POLY) publishes an approved fee schedule on its official student portal every session. Here is what the school’s own figures show for 2026/2027.
How Much Is AO-POLY School Fees?
According to AO-POLY’s official fee schedule published on its own website, full-time ND and HND students pay the following total AO-POLY school fees for 2026/2027, split 60% in the first semester and 40% in the second:
| Level | Indigene (Total) | Non-Indigene (Total) |
| ND I | ₦115,660 | ₦128,330 |
| ND II | ₦108,260 | ₦121,000 |
| HND I | ₦132,080 | ₦144,950 |
| HND II | ₦123,080 | ₦135,950 |
For non-indigenes, that works out to roughly ₦77,000 for the first semester and ₦51,000 for the second at ND I, with the HND and second-year figures scaling as shown above.
These are the amounts listed on AO-POLY’s own fee portal rather than figures pulled from an aggregator, so they should be reliable. Still confirm against your personalised invoice, since faculty-specific charges can add a little on top.
On top of tuition, AO-POLY also collects a handful of smaller mandatory charges each session, including an EED receipt, an academic gown fee for new ND1 and HND1 students, a medical test fee, an ICT and LMS fee, and a health insurance contribution.
These are usually a few thousand naira each and are billed alongside tuition on the portal invoice.
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How Much Is AO-POLY Acceptance Fee?
AO-POLY’s current acceptance fee is ₦40,000, payable once by every newly admitted student to confirm their place before proceeding to pay tuition and register courses.
How Much Is AO-POLY Hostel Fee?
Students who want campus accommodation need to apply through the school’s hostel allocation process ahead of resumption, since rooms are limited. AO-POLY has not published a fixed hostel rate on its official fee page for 2026/2027, so check with the student affairs office or the portal for the current figure before paying anyone claiming to allocate rooms.
Payment deadlines are set each semester on the student portal; AO-POLY has previously closed late payment windows in March, so newly admitted and returning students should not wait until the last date to clear their fees and register courses.
A Steady Non-Indigene Gap Across Every AO-POLY Level
The premium for coming from outside the state barely moves at Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic. It sits between ₦12,670 and ₦12,870 at all four levels, whether you are entering ND I or finishing HND II.
Level matters more than origin. Moving from ND to HND adds roughly ₦16,000, while each second year costs around ₦7,000 to ₦9,000 less than the first year of the same programme.
Freshers should remember the ₦40,000 acceptance fee, which is paid once before tuition and registration can proceed. That lifts an ND I indigene’s first-year outlay to ₦155,660.
No hostel rate has been published, so apply through student affairs and ignore anyone outside that process claiming to allocate rooms. Clear your fees well before the portal window closes.