The moment many applicants have been waiting for is here: Ilaro Polytechnic has officially published its 2025/2026 National Diploma (ND) full-time 1st batch admission list. This first batch offers provisional admission to successful candidates who applied through the regular screening process.
If you joined the race for a place at Ilaro Poly, it’s time to check if your name is on that list — and take action quickly.
Why This Admission List Matters
- Being listed in the first batch demonstrates you met the institution’s threshold among many applicants.
- It initiates a set of crucial follow-up steps: accept your admission, print your letter, fulfill registration, and clear all screening requirements.
- The deadline to pay acceptance and processing fees is fixed — missing it could mean losing your place. (Deadline given in the school’s announcement)
- Not appearing in the first batch is not final — the institution often publishes subsequent batches to fill remaining slots.
How to Check If You Are Admitted
Here’s a step-by-step method to confirm your admission:
- Log in to your JAMB CAPS dashboard using your registered email/username and password.
- Click on “Check Admission Status” in the menu.
- Choose “Access my CAPS”, then “Admission Status.”
- A status result will appear. It will be one of:
- “Congratulations / Admitted” — your name is on the list
- “Admission Still in Progress” — you are not yet listed
- “Not Admitted” — no offer yet, though later batches may include you
If you’re checking via phone and see only a blank or limited page, switch your browser to desktop view / request desktop site to access the full CAPS interface.
Also, Ilaro Poly’s own portal provides status checking via the application system.
What You Must Do If You Are Admitted
Seeing your name on the list is just the start. Here are your next steps:
- Accept the admission offer via JAMB CAPS — that confirms your willingness to take the spot.
- Print your JAMB admission letter — you’ll need it during registration and screening.
- Gather original documents: your O’Level certificates, UTME result slip, birth certificate, identity documents, etc.
- Attend institutional screening / verification — present your documents for validation when scheduled.
- Register in your department — choose courses, pay the acceptance / school fees, and complete internal registration.
- Watch for orientation, matriculation, lecture start dates — keep up with all official notices to avoid missing deadlines.
Take note: the deadline for paying acceptance and processing fees for ND Full-Time First List is Monday, 15th September 2025.
If Your Name Is Not in the First Batch
Don’t lose hope yet. Absence from the first batch does not spell the end of your admission quest. Here’s what to do:
- Check your status on CAPS regularly — updates may appear anytime.
- Confirm that all your credentials were valid and properly submitted (O’Level, UTME, screening).
- Ensure you complied with all screening steps required by Ilaro Poly.
- Be alert for second, supplementary, or catchment lists which might include additional candidates.
- When your name appears, act immediately — accept the offer and complete registration to avoid losing it.
Additional Facts & Context About Ilaro Poly
- Federal Polytechnic, Ilaro is located in Ogun State, in southwestern Nigeria.
- The institution offers a variety of ND programmes across engineering, sciences, management, and related fields.
- The school is recognized for maintaining robust academic standards, especially in fields like accountancy.
- In past sessions, Ilaro Poly has placed strict procedures for acceptance fee payment, screening, and document verification that admitted candidates must follow. (Federal Polytechnic Ilaro)
Final Thoughts & Words of Encouragement
Congratulations to all whose names appear on the Ilaro Poly 1st Batch ND Admission List 2025/2026! This is a moment to celebrate—but also to act. Ensure you accept the offer, print documents, register, and follow through with required processes.
To those still waiting: stay patient, stay ready. Many candidates were added in later batches in previous sessions. Keep checking your CAPS, confirm that your documents are in order, and be prepared to move when your turn comes.
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