2016/2017 Federal Polytechnic, Idah ADMISSION SCREENING EXERCISE

Eligible candidates are hereby invited for the
2016/2017 Admission Screening Exercise into
National Diploma programmes.

1.ELIGIBILITY
All candidates who took The Federal Polytechnic, Idah
as their Institution of choice and obtained the
minimum cut-off mark/score of 180 in the 2016/2017
UTME and also have the required relevant credits as
contained in the JAMB brochure.

2. PROCEDURE FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE

a. Candidates are expected to make a payment of two
thousand, and five hundred naira(#2500.00)only.
b.Candidates are advised to visit The Federal
Polytechnic, Idah website i.e. www.fepoda.edu.ng and
follow the steps below to make payment on-line, fill
their details and print out the screening slip:
1.Click on“screening payment”
2.Fill the form with valid e-mail address and
password and print out the payment invoice
withRemita Retrieval Reference(RRR).
3.Take the printed payment invoice to any bank for
the payment of#2500.00only using Remita.
4.Go back to the website www.fepo.edu.ng
complete the registration with the following data
by clicking on“Finish Registration”.
Follow this link for more details www.fepoda.edu.ng

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