Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa, often called Ibarapa Poly, has started its Post-UTME screening for National Diploma (ND) Full-Time programmes for the 2026/2027 session.
If you took the 2026 UTME and chose AOPE as your first choice, this guide will help you understand the cutoff mark, entry requirements, how to apply, available faculties, and answers to common questions.
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What Is the Ibarapa Poly Post UTME Form?
The Post-UTME form is the next step for candidates who want full-time ND admission.
After taking the JAMB UTME and choosing Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa as your first choice, you need to buy and fill out this form to continue with the 2026/2027 screening.
This process is only for the two-year, full-time National Diploma programme.
The part-time (DPT) programme has different entry rules and does not require a UTME result.
UTME Cutoff Mark for 2026/2027
For the 2026/2027 admission, AOPE’s Post-UTME cutoff mark is 100.
You need at least 100 in your UTME and must have picked the school as your first choice during JAMB registration.
This cutoff is the same as last year’s.
O’Level Requirements
Besides your UTME score, you also need to meet the O’Level requirements for your chosen course.
Usually, this means:
- A minimum of five credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics
- Results obtained in not more than two sittings
- Accepted certificates typically include WASSCE, NECO, NABTEB, and GCE O’Level.
The required subjects depend on your chosen course, so check the specific O’Level subjects needed for your ND programme before you apply.
Many applications face problems later because of subject mismatches.
Application Fee and Closing Date
The Post-UTME form for 2026/2027 costs ₦2,000. The school first set a closing date for ND admissions, but later extended it to Friday, 31 July 2026, to give more people time to apply.
Because deadlines can change, always check the official website and verified social media pages for updates, rather than relying on old dates.
Faculties and Course Options
Ibarapa Poly’s full-time ND programme is divided into four main faculties:
- Faculty of Communication and Management Studies (FCMS) including programmes such as Mass Communication, Business Administration and Management, and Public Administration.
- Faculty of Engineering (FENG) covering technical and engineering-related ND courses.
- Faculty of Science (FSc) covering science and computing-related programmes.
- Faculty of Environmental Studies (FES) covering built-environment-related programmes such as architecture-related and surveying-related courses.
Each faculty offers several courses.
Check the full course list on the official portal and make sure you meet the entry requirements for your chosen course.
How to Apply for the Ibarapa Poly Post UTME Form
Here’s how to apply for the 2026/2027 Post-UTME:
- Confirm you meet the basic eligibility: a UTME score of at least 100, AOPE selected as your first choice, and the required O’Level credits.
- Visit the official Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic website (www.aope.edu.ng) or the dedicated admission portal.
- Locate the Post-UTME/ND Full-Time application section for the 2026/2027 session.
- Register with your JAMB registration number, a valid email address, and phone number.
- Fill in your personal, academic, and O’Level details accurately.
- Pay the ₦2,000 application fee through the portal’s approved payment channel.
- Upload any required supporting documents, such as your O’Level result(s).
- Submit the form and print or save your confirmation. You may need it later for screening or registration.
Tips for a Smooth Application
- Make sure you picked AOPE as your first choice during JAMB registration. This is required, and second-choice candidates usually cannot apply.
- Check your course’s exact O’Level subject requirements before you apply. Having five credits, including English and Mathematics, does not always mean you meet your course’s subject combination.
- Apply well before the closing date. Deadlines can be extended, but applicants should not count on this happening every cycle.
- Apply early, before the closing date. Deadlines sometimes get extended, but you should not rely on this every year.s.
- Use only the official AOPE website and verified social media pages for updates. Avoid relying on forwarded or unofficial messages to prevent misinformation.
What Happens After You Submit the Post UTME Form?
After the application closes, the school reviews candidates using their UTME scores, O’Level results, and any other screening rules for the session.
Successful candidates are shortlisted and notified on the admission portal.
If you are offered admission, accept it on JAMB CAPS and finish the school’s registration and clearance steps.
Keep checking your JAMB CAPS profile and the AOPE portal, as admission lists are often released in batches.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the cutoff mark for Ibarapa Poly’s 2026/2027 Post UTME form?
The cutoff mark for the ND Full-Time programme for the 2026/2027 session is 100.
2. How much does the Post UTME form cost?
The application fee is ₦2,000, payable through the official admission portal.
3. Can I apply if AOPE was my second choice in JAMB?
Generally, no. This Post-UTME exercise is specifically for candidates who chose Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa as their first-choice institution during UTME registration.
4. Has the closing date for the 2026/2027 form been extended?
Yes. The institution extended the ND admission processing deadline to Friday, 31 July 2026.
Since deadlines can shift, applicants should always confirm the current closing date on the official website before assuming it is fixed.
5. Do I need a specific number of O’Level sittings?
Yes. You must obtain your five required credits, including English Language and Mathematics, in no more than two sittings.
6. What is the difference between this Post UTME form and the DPT (part-time) form?
The Post UTME form covers full-time ND admission and requires a UTME score, while the Daily Part-Time (DPT) route does not require JAMB at all and follows a separate application process with slightly different O’Level requirements.
7. How will I know if I have been shortlisted after screening?
Shortlisted candidates are typically notified through the AOPE admission portal, and successful candidates should also monitor their JAMB CAPS profile for an official admission offer.
8. Can I change my course after submitting the Post UTME form?
This is usually possible only within a limited window and subject to the institution’s own change-of-course procedure, so candidates wishing to switch courses should contact the school’s admission office directly rather than assuming automatic approval.
9. Who do I contact for help with my application?
Direct enquiries to the official contact details published on the AOPE website, rather than relying on unofficial numbers or third-party agents who may not represent the institution.
Final Thoughts
Applying for the Ibarapa Poly Post UTME Form for the 2026/2027 ND Full-Time programme is simple if you meet the main requirements: at least 100 in UTME, AOPE as your first choice, and the right O’Level credits for your course.
Since the deadline has already been extended, apply as soon as possible, check your course’s entry requirements, and use only the official AOPE website and verified channels for updates.
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