Applications are open for Federal College of Animal Health And Production Technology, Ibadan (FCAHPT): Part-Time ND’s 2026/2027 intake, with candidates paying N8,000 to process their form through the official channel.
Because admission slots and screening exercises run on fixed windows, candidates who submit accurate information early avoid the complications that come with late or incomplete forms.
The rest of this post sets out the requirements and the step-by-step process for completing the application correctly.
- Animal Health & Production Technology
- Science Laboratory Technology
- Computer Science
- Fisheries Technology
- Statistics
- Veterinary Laboratory Technology
How to Apply for FCAHPT Ibadan ND Part-Time Admission Form
- A non-refundable fee of N8,000) is required by interested candidates to be paid through RRR.
Payable to the College’s account name: FCAHPT Ibadan. - Candidates must take the printout to the Account Department of the College after making payment through REMITA to obtain a payment receipt.
- The Administrative Office will require the receipt when presenting the application.
A Quick Recap of the Federal College of Animal Health And Production Technology, Ibadan (FCAHPT): Part-Time ND Application Requirements
Submitting the form with the correct details and clearing the N8,000 fee through the link above keeps your Federal College of Animal Health And Production Technology, Ibadan (FCAHPT): Part-Time ND application for 2026/2027 on record.
Since requirements can change from one admission cycle to the next, cross-check the latest instructions on the school’s own page before relying on this guide alone.
Sorting this early turns the application into a formality instead of a race against a closing date.
Candidates who share a household computer or phone with siblings applying to other institutions should double-check that the correct JAMB number and personal details are entered before paying any fee tied to the form.
Where the form allows a preview step before final submission, it is worth using it, since reviewing every field once more before paying catches typos that are otherwise difficult to fix after payment.
Candidates should bookmark the official application page rather than relying on search results for later visits, since search engines sometimes surface outdated or unofficial copies of a school’s admission page.