JIGPOLY School Fees 2025/2026 (Morning)

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JIGPOLY School Fees 2025/2026: Jigawa State Polytechnic (JIGPOLY) has officially released its approved school fees schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session. The fee structure covers all students enrolled in the institution’s morning programmes, including Higher National Diploma (HND), National Diploma (ND), and National Certificate of Education (NCE) courses.

One of the key features of the newly approved fee schedule is the distinction between indigene and non-indigene students. While non-indigenes are required to pay tuition fees, students who are indigenes of Jigawa State are exempt from tuition payments and only pay other institutional charges. This policy significantly reduces the overall financial burden on indigene students.

Apart from tuition and registration-related fees, the Polytechnic has also outlined additional charges for science-based programmes, teaching practice, NYSC processing, and professional registration fees for students in health-related departments.

This detailed guide explains everything prospective and returning students need to know about the JIGPOLY school fees for the 2025/2026 academic year.

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Programmes Covered Under the JIGPOLY School Fees 2025 Schedule

The approved fees apply to students enrolled in the following morning programmes:

Higher National Diploma (HND)

  • New HND students (Arts and Social Sciences)
  • New HND students (Sciences and Engineering)
  • Returning HND students (Arts and Social Sciences)
  • Returning HND students (Sciences and Engineering)

National Diploma (ND)

  • New ND students (Arts and Social Sciences)
  • New ND students (Sciences and Engineering)
  • Returning ND students (Arts and Social Sciences)
  • Returning ND students (Sciences and Engineering)

National Certificate of Education (NCE)

  • New NCE students
  • Returning NCE students

Tuition Fees for Non-Indigene Students

According to the approved fee structure, tuition fees are payable only by non-indigene students.

HND Tuition Fees

Programme Category Tuition Fee
New HND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦50,000
New HND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦50,000
Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦50,000
Returning HND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦50,000

ND Tuition Fees

Programme Category Tuition Fee
New ND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦40,000
New ND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦40,000
Returning ND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦40,000
Returning ND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦40,000

NCE Tuition Fees

Programme Category Tuition Fee
New NCE Students ₦40,000
Returning NCE Students ₦40,000

General Charges Payable by Most Students

In addition to tuition where applicable, students are required to pay several institutional charges that support academic and administrative services within the Polytechnic.

Fee Item Amount
College Levy ₦2,000
MIS Registration Charge ₦1,000
Caution Fee ₦1,500
Students’ Union (SUG) Dues ₦500
MSSN Dues ₦500
Examination Fee ₦5,000
Library Fee ₦500
Entrepreneurship Fee ₦2,000
Games and Recreation Fee ₦700
Medical Services (TISHP) ₦2,000
FlexiSAF Service Charge ₦2,500
Internet Service Fee ₦500
Logbook Fee ₦2,000

These charges form part of the compulsory payments for most categories of students.

Registration Fees by Programme

Students are also expected to pay programme-specific registration fees.

Programme Registration Fee
HND ₦7,000
ND ₦4,000
NCE ₦4,000

Departmental Levies

Every student is required to pay a departmental levy depending on their programme.

Programme Departmental Levy
HND ₦700
ND ₦500
NCE ₦500

Charges Applicable to Newly Admitted Students

Fresh students across HND, ND, and NCE programmes must pay several one-time registration-related fees during admission processing.

Fee Item Amount
Identity Card ₦3,000
Result Verification ₦1,000
Students’ Handbook ₦2,500
Matriculation Fee ₦1,500
Academic Gown Fee ₦1,000

Who Pays These Fees?

These charges apply to:

  • Newly admitted HND students
  • Newly admitted ND students
  • Newly admitted NCE students

Because these fees are tied to admission and matriculation processes, returning students are not required to pay them again.

Additional Charges for Returning Students

Students returning for another academic level or session are expected to pay certain fees not applicable to fresh students.

Moderation Fee

Student Category Amount
Returning HND ₦3,000
Returning ND ₦3,000
Returning NCE ₦3,000

Field Trip Fee

Student Category Amount
Returning HND ₦2,000
Returning ND ₦2,000
Returning NCE ₦2,000

These charges are included in the overall fee calculations for returning students.

Special Fees for Science and Engineering Students

Students enrolled in science-oriented and engineering-related programmes are required to pay an additional practical and laboratory charge known as the Bench Fee.

Category Amount
Sciences & Engineering Programmes ₦5,000

This fee supports laboratory activities, practical sessions, equipment maintenance, and workshop usage.

Teaching Practice Fee for NCE Students

Returning NCE students undertaking teaching practice exercises are required to pay an additional fee.

Fee Item Amount
Teaching Practice Fee ₦6,000

Teaching practice is a compulsory component of teacher education programmes and allows students to gain classroom experience before graduation.

NYSC Processing Fee for HND Students

Returning HND students are expected to pay a fee related to National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) documentation and processing.

Category Amount
Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦2,000
Returning HND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦2,000

Total JIGPOLY School Fees for Non-Indigene Students

The following table shows the total amount payable by non-indigene students after all applicable charges have been added.

HND Programmes

Category Total Fee
New HND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦87,400
New HND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦92,400
Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦85,400
Returning HND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦90,400

ND Programmes

Category Total Fee
New ND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦76,200
New ND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦81,200
Returning ND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦70,200
Returning ND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦75,200

NCE Programmes

Category Total Fee
New NCE Students ₦81,200
Returning NCE Students ₦81,200

Total JIGPOLY School Fees for Indigene Students

Because indigene students do not pay tuition fees, their overall school fees are considerably lower.

HND Programmes

Category Total Fee
New HND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦37,400
New HND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦42,400
Returning HND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦35,400
Returning HND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦40,400

ND Programmes

Category Total Fee
New ND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦36,200
New ND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦41,200
Returning ND (Arts & Social Sciences) ₦30,200
Returning ND (Sciences & Engineering) ₦35,200

NCE Programmes

Category Total Fee
New NCE Students ₦41,200
Returning NCE Students ₦41,200

Professional Registration Fees for Health-Related Programmes

Students studying health sciences and related disciplines are required to register with relevant professional councils and regulatory bodies.

These registrations are necessary for:

  • Professional indexing
  • Accreditation purposes
  • Examination eligibility
  • Licensing requirements after graduation

The registration fees are separate from the regular school fees.

Programme Registration Fee
ND Nutrition and Dietetics ₦38,000
ND Environmental Health ₦70,000
ND Public Health ₦70,000
ND Epidemiology and Disease Control ₦70,000
ND Health Information Management ₦76,500

Students in these programmes should budget for these additional expenses during their academic journey.

Important Information Every Student Should Know

Before making payment, students should note the following:

  • Tuition fees are applicable only to non-indigene students.
  • Science and Engineering students must pay an additional bench fee of ₦5,000.
  • Returning HND students are required to pay the NYSC processing fee.
  • Returning NCE students must pay the teaching practice fee.
  • Health-related programmes attract separate professional registration charges.
  • Fresh students must pay matriculation-related fees and identity card charges.
  • Students should keep all payment receipts and registration documents safely for future verification.
  • Payment should be made only through approved Polytechnic channels.

Why Indigene Students Pay Less

One of the most notable aspects of the JIGPOLY fee structure is the tuition waiver granted to indigene students. Since tuition fees make up a significant portion of total school fees, indigene students enjoy substantial reductions in overall educational costs.

For example:

  • A new non-indigene HND student in Arts and Social Sciences pays ₦87,400.
  • An indigene student in the same category pays ₦37,400.

This represents a difference of ₦50,000, which is the tuition component paid only by non-indigenes.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Does JIGPOLY charge tuition fees to indigene students?

No. Indigene students are exempt from tuition payments according to the approved fee schedule.

How much do new ND non-indigene students pay?

New ND students pay:

  • ₦76,200 for Arts and Social Sciences programmes.
  • ₦81,200 for Sciences and Engineering programmes.

Is there any extra charge for Science and Engineering students?

Yes. Students in Science and Engineering disciplines pay an additional bench fee of ₦5,000.

What is the school fee range for indigene HND students?

Depending on the programme category and level, indigene HND students pay between ₦35,400 and ₦42,400.

Are professional registration fees included in the normal school fees?

No. Professional registration charges for health-related programmes are separate and must be paid independently.

Do returning students pay matriculation fees?

No. Matriculation-related charges apply only to newly admitted students.

Conclusion

The Jigawa State Polytechnic (JIGPOLY) school fees schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session provides a comprehensive breakdown of charges for HND, ND, and NCE students enrolled in morning programmes. The institution continues to maintain separate fee structures for indigene and non-indigene students, with indigene students benefiting from exemption from tuition fees.

Students should carefully identify the fee category that applies to their programme, level, and residency status before making payments. They should also remember that additional costs may apply to Science and Engineering courses, teaching practice exercises, NYSC processing, and professional registration requirements for health-related programmes.

To avoid registration delays and other administrative issues, students are strongly advised to complete all payments on time, keep their receipts securely, and follow the Polytechnic’s approved registration procedures throughout the academic session.

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