Note this before paying your tuition fees

This is to inform you to hold on before proceeding to pay your tuition fee as the STUDENTS UNION GOVERNMENT (SUG) had forwarded a note on media due to the increase in the tuition fees, The notes goes thus:

STUDENTS UNION GOVERNMENT
THE POLYTECHNIC, IBADAN

Attention:

It's so disheartening and uncalled for, for The Governing Council of The Polytechnic Ibadan that has planned and implemented school fee Increment for newly admitted students.

But our efforts in negotiating with the management for total reversal of the increment is proved abortive with the word SAY NO TO INCREMENT

After deliberation with the management, they insisted that the tuition fee must be increased by certain percentage not total reversal as we are clamoring for.

The tuition fee was already increased by 10% last session and acceptance fee had already been increased this session

So, having not been able to reach compromise with the management,  the management went ahead with the increment in the tuition fees to be paid by the newly admitted ones which was increased by 50% levied on newly admitted students.

We hereby urge all the concerned student's not to make any payments till further directive by the union. 

Its our believe that the increment will be reversed totally without any increment if this note of ALUTA is strictly followed.

Kindly be patience and give Maximum support in any means or whatsoever.

Amount of Tuition Fee to pay

This is to inform all Daily Part-Time Programme (DPP) students that the management of the The Polytechnic Ibadan had released the amount of money to be pay as tuition fees by students.

Below is a picture showing more details about the fees:

ASUP to begin Nationwide Strike on 12th December, 2018

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has declared that it would begin an indefinite strike from Wednesday, December 12th, 2018.

ASUP lecturers will join Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) who have been on strike for a month.

In a phone interview with PREMIUM TIMES on Wednesday morning, the National President of ASUP, Usman Dutse, said the federal government had failed to meet the demands of the polytechnic lecturers.

Prior to this impending strike, the union had on October 2 issued a 21-day ultimatum to the government before it extended it to November. But even then, it did not commence the strike.

But Mr Dutse said the proposed strike would be “total and indefinite”.

“This further emphasises the resolution of the 93rd National Executive Council meeting reached at the Yaba College of Technology, Lagos last week,” he said.


“Government has failed to implement and fulfil agreements it reached with the union as contained in the memorandum of understanding signed,” he said.

ASUP went on strike in November 2017; but when the federal government reached an agreement to implement the recommendations of the 2014 NEEDS assessment, the strike was suspended 15 days after.

The agreement particularly highlighted the need for increased funding of polytechnics.

Mr Dutse also said the roles of state government and the National Assembly is not encouraging when it comes to funding the education sector.

“The issue of the funding of the institutions has always been a major concern. After the government conducted the NEEDS assessment in 2014, it promised to implement it. Years after, there is no designed roadmap to implement that,” he said.

He said the bill meant to review the act on the establishment of polytechnics in the country was yet to be passed by the National Assembly. He said the union was hoping that the strike would also help fast-track its passage.

“The institutions are not funded. The states are even worse because state governments just establish schools without actually funding those schools. So, no infrastructure is in place,” he added.

The ASUP president also alleged that some state governments were owing salaries for up to 14 months just as institutions victimise union leaders who voice out against what he termed injustice.

“We have states that are owing about 14 month salaries. Some owe eight months. Benue, Ogun, Osun, Edo, Kogi are owing up to as long as 14 months,” he said.

DPP: 1st Batch List of Admitted Ones.

This is to inform all aspirants that applied for Daily Part-Time Programme (DPP) that the 1st batch list of admitted ones has been uploaded to the portal.


This is to advise all aspirant to start checking their portal as the names of the admitted ones is been uploading continuously.


If you think you scored low in Jamb and you wish to gain admission this year, I hereby advice to quickly go to cyber-cafe to collect the DPP form before it is too late.


For the ones that have applied for DPP before and you have not been offered admission, I hereby announce to you to keep calm as your admission is coming soon.


Pray to God and have faith.


To the newly admitted ones, you don't have any business with jamb as far as you apply for Dpp, You only need The Polytechnic Ibadan admission letter for clearance and others



Stay tuned to know when the 2nd batch admission list is out.


HAPPY MATRICULATION IN ADVANCE TO YOU ALL.

How you should arrange your document for clearance

This is a very important information you need to take note of when arranging your document for clearance.

1. Your O'level result
2. Your jamb original result
3. Your jamb Admission letter
4. Your application slip
5. Your Admission slip
6. Your acceptance fee receipt

NOTE: You affix your passport at the left top corner and staple them together.

Now, on your O'level, You must state your details on it. See example below

1. Name: Ade Ayomide 
2. Jamb reg: 8213ABAB
3. Form number: Q1234
4. Faculty: faculty of financial management studies
5. Department: Accounting 
6. Session: 2018/2019
7. Phone number: 0801234...

Failure to arrange your document as specified or u refused to list your details might warranty your ejection from the hall

PolyIbadan announced the date for her convocation

The management of The Polytechnic Ibadan has announced her convocation ceremony date for National Diploma & Higher National Diploma Graduands for the 2017/2018 has been announced.

The Polytechnic Ibadan in her recent announcement has scheduled Friday, December 14th, 2018 as her convocation day.

The general public especially all National Diploma and Higher National Diploma Graduands are invited to the convocation ceremony of the institution.

The school hereby enjoins the graduating students to do the necessary registration for their graduation.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Daily Part-time Program (DPP)

Students who have always been wondering what could be the advantages and disadvantages of studying Daily Part-time Program would definitely find this information useful.

Advantages of Daily Part-time Program

- TIME: DPP saves time of waiting for another year. If you think DPP is costly and you want to wait for another year at home, did you know what you will score Next year jamb? did you know how strict next year jamb gonna be? DPP is the same thing has FT. THINK!

Disadvantages of Daily Part-time Program

- MONEY: This one of the reasons why many people think DPP is not good but let me tell you, the only difference between the money DPP pay with FT is the School fee. Both paid the same amount for all dues. There is no diff. between FT & DPP in terms of Money aside School fee.

- OVERPOPULATION: This another problem faced by DPP Students. No matter how low your Jamb score is, you will always be admitted into DPP and this cause OVERPOPULATION in class i.e Mass Comm ND1 as at 2nd semester is 2000 for DPP & 800 for FT. If you know you can cope and be serious, then obtain the DPP Form.

We will update this article as time goes on. Stay updated.

Tips on National Diploma Academic clearance

Congratulations once again to the newly admitted students/candidates. This post is basically for those who have been offered admission into various National Diploma Full Time courses as academic clearance commences on Monday 12th November, 2018.

All newly admitted students/candidates are expected to bring the following documents for the academic clearance.

1. SSCE ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE/RESULT (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) please note that only candidates who sat for SSCE exams from 2017 to 2018 are exempted from bringing an original result thus come with your printout.

2. Acceptance fee receipt.

3. UTME application slip/result.

4. Polyibadan application slip/Admission letter.

5. Passports photograph.

Note: You would be required to make plenty of photocopies so it's advisable to hold some cash with you during the academic clearance.

Wish you all the best.

Steps to take for a successful clearance and biometric registration

Below are the steps ND FULL TIME NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENT are to follow for a successful clearance and biometric registration for the 2018/2019 academic session;

Documents needed for the clearance exercise:

*    POLYTECHNIC IBADAN APPLICATION SLIP (A.K.A POST UTME FORM)

*    ACCEPTANCE FEE RECEIPT

*    POLYTECHNIC IBADAN ADMISSION SLIP
*    O'LEVEL CERTIFICATE
*    JAMB ADMISSION LETTER

*    JAMB ORIGINAL RESULT (HAVING YOUR PICTURE)
*    6 PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH (HAVING RED, BLUE OR WHITE BACKGROUND)

You're to make 3 photocopies each for these documents

N.B.: 2017, 2018 O'level certificates are not ready for issuance, therefore come along with clear copy of the printout.

The clearance is scheduled as follow:

Venue of ND full time clearance: Conference Centre, beside ICT building, Wema Bank, South Campus.

Time: 8am - 9pm Mondays - Thursdays (Friday 8am- 2pm)

Locate your faculty at the clearance ground and mark the attendance

      FACULTY OF BUSINESS AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
LOCAL GOVERNMENT STUDIES
MARKETING
MASS COMMUNICATION
MUSIC TECHNOLOGY
OFFICE TECHNOLOGY & MGT
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
PURCHASING AND SUPPLY

     FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

CIVIL ENGINEERING
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING

     FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (FES)

ARCHITECTURE
BUILDING TECHNOLOGY
ESTATE MANAGEMENT
FASHION DESIGN & CLOTHING TECH
ART & DESIGN
QUANTITY SURVEYING
SURVEYING & GEO-INFORMATIC
URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING

     FACULTY OF FINANCIAL AND MANAGEMENT STUDIES (FFMS)

ACCOUNTANCY
BANKING AND FINANCE
INSURANCE

     FACULTY OF SCIENCE (FSC)

Geology
SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY
STATISTICS
COMPUTER SCIENCE
LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

Your success is our concern.

How To Print Original Jamb Result

Congratulations to the aspirants that has gained admission and the ones that are left should keep checking JAMB caps and School Portal.

Here are some tips about you should know about the Original Jamb Result and also how to get your own copy.

The Original JAMB result slip is an official document you will likely need to during your admission screening exercise and other admission matters

How Important is this Original JAMB Result?

The JAMB UTME Result Slip is very important as it is usually required during school registration and other things.

Please note that the original Jamb Result Slip has your passport photograph embedded on it. If you have a result slip without your passport, it may be declined by your school of choice.
The process of printing yourJAMB original Result Slip is very easy. This means you can actually do it yourself.

How to Print Your 2018 JAMB Original Result Slip

1.  Login to yourJamb Account at www.jamb.org.ng/efacility Note: Do not login with another persons                   account unless you are printing for that person.
2.  Under the list of services,Click on the “Print Result Slip”
3.  On the next page that appears, click “continue with payment” to make payment via Remita or other.         options available.
4.  If the payment is successful, your JAMB Original result slip will be displayed and you can proceed to print        it immediately. It will equally be sent to your email address in case you prefer to print it later.

Note:
1.  The cost for the printing of the JAMB Original Result Slip is One Thousand Naira (N 1000).
 2. The JAMB Original Result Slip must bear you passport photograph on it.



Your success is my concern.