This is to let all applicants know that they may now check their admission status to the POST-HND – B.Tech Program of the School of Science Laboratory Technology (SSLT) at UNIPORT for the 2026/2027 academic session.
The programme takes HND holders through to a bachelor of technology award, so entry rests on an existing diploma rather than a UTME score and is handled by the university directly.
Two releases are linked below. One is the main admission list and the other a supplementary release, so candidates missing from the first should check the second before drawing conclusions.
How to Check UNIPORT Post-HND to B.Tech Admission List
The under-listed candidates have been shortlisted for admission into the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT), School of Science Laboratory Technology (SSLT) POST-HND to B.Tech Programme:
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Next Steps for UNIPORT Post-HND B.Tech Candidates
At this point, we assume that you have gotten all the information on the UNIPORT Post-HND to B.Tech admission list and how to check your admission status.
Candidates who find their names should contact the School of Science Laboratory Technology about acceptance fees, clearance and registration dates, since those arrangements are made by the school rather than published centrally.
Keep your HND certificate, transcripts and statement of result together, because verification at registration normally covers all of them at a single sitting.
Save or print the page showing your name as well, as university news pages are reorganised over time and proof of listing is sometimes requested at clearance.
Ask early about the level you will be placed at, since post-HND entrants are usually admitted directly into a later year rather than starting the degree from the beginning.
Candidates who appear on neither list may wish to contact the school directly, as applications are sometimes held over to a later intake rather than refused outright.
Act promptly once the requirements are known, because places left unconfirmed within the period the university allows are commonly offered to other candidates.