The management of Grace Polytechnic has announced the deadline for payment of school fees and registration for the 2026/2027 Academic Session.

Newly admitted and returning students are advised to pay up all the fees required by the school before the deadline.
Grace Polytechnic School Fees and Registration Deadline
Grace Polytechnic has announced the deadline for payment of fees. The deadline for fees is March 2026.
It is not considered valid if you pay your school fees after the deadline, and you may go through many filing processes to get your money.
The penalty for defaulting is a loss of studentship for the 2026/2027 Academic Session.
Also, note that the lost session shall form part of the total duration allowed for the Programme.
However, a student who has a genuine reason(s) to apply for Temporary Withdrawal from Studies for the session must follow the due process before the end of the First Semester of the session.
How Much Is Grace Polytechnic School Fees?
Grace Polytechnic school fees vary depending on your enrolled program. Check your appropriate program below.
The Grace Polytechnic school fees schedule;
What appears below covers ND I only. Nothing has been published for ND II or HND, and the amount is quoted as a single figure rather than itemised into registration, ICT, library and examination charges.
| Tuition Fee For NDI | N40,000 |
How Much Is Grace Polytechnic Acceptance Fee?
The acceptance fee for Grace Polytechnic is N10,000
New intakes must pay their acceptance fees to be considered students.
How Much Is Grace Polytechnic Hostel Fee?
Students who want to stay in the hostel accommodations made available by the school authorities would have to apply before time.
The Grace Polytechnic hostel accommodation fee is not specified.
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Reading the Single Line on the Grace Polytechnic Page
The published figures amount to two numbers: N40,000 in ND I tuition and a N10,000 acceptance fee, giving N50,000 for a new intake in the first session.
Acceptance is a one-time charge, so later sessions should cost less. Grace Polytechnic has not published an ND II rate, which leaves the size of that reduction unknown.
Ask the bursary to itemise the N40,000. Knowing which levies it covers is what lets you tell a legitimate invoice from one carrying charges nobody mentioned at admission.
Accommodation is unpriced here as well, so raise it with student affairs early. The deadline is March 2026 and a payment made after it is not treated as valid.

