D.S. Adegbenro ICT Polytechnic Entrance Examination for 2025/2026 ND/HND Admission

The management of D.S. Adegbenro ICT Polytechnic has released the schedule for its 2025/2026 entrance test. The exam is for both National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) applicants. It is a formal call, the sort that comes once a year, and every candidate is expected to take it seriously.

The date is fixed. Saturday, 27 September 2025, at exactly 10 o’clock in the morning. The venue is split. ND candidates will sit at the Mass Communication Hall, while HND candidates will be spread across Room A, B and C in the New Management Building.

Requirements For ND Candidates

Those aiming for National Diploma are expected to come with a small stack of papers. Original and photocopies must be ready, no excuses at the door. The list reads as follows:

• O’Level result, both the original and two or more copies
• JAMB result slip, original and photocopies
• Birth certificate or sworn affidavit, again both the original and copies

One forgotten paper could mean being sent back, which is never a pleasant tale to tell at home.

Requirements For HND Candidates

The Higher National Diploma candidates have a slightly longer list. It is not too much, though some will sigh at the detail. Here is what you must pack:

• O’Level result, original and photocopies
• National Diploma notification of result, original and photocopies
• Industrial training evidence, either one year or two years if you finished with a PASS grade
• Two passport-sized photographs
• JAMB admission letter

A word to the wise, keep all papers neat in a file. Scrambled sheets can cause delay when checking.

Quick Reminders

• Time is fixed, 10 am sharp, so plan to arrive early.
• Venues are separate for ND and HND, do not mix them up.
• Originals and photocopies must be together, not one without the other.

The D.S. Adegbenro ICT Polytechnic entrance exam is more than just a test, it is a gateway. For many, it is the first door into higher study, for others, a step up the ladder. Missing the details can be like tripping on the last step, painful and avoidable.

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