MAPOLY Admission List 2026/2027 Is Out: How to Check Your ND and HND Status, Courses, and Cut-Off Marks
MAPOLY Admission List 2026/2027 Is Out
If you have been waiting to see your name on the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic admission list, that wait has moved forward. The Management of Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, has released another batch of admission lists covering National Diploma (ND) Full-Time and Part-Time, and Higher National Diploma (HND) Full-Time and Part-Time programmes for the 2026/2027 academic session. Let me take you through exactly what this means, what deadlines you must not miss, and everything you need to know about MAPOLY's courses and cut-off marks, so you walk away from this page with clarity rather than more questions.
What This New Batch Means for You
MAPOLY releases its admission lists in stages rather than all at once, and this latest release is one of those stages. If your name appears in this batch, congratulations, but there is a clock running. All newly admitted ND Full-Time candidates are required to accept their provisional offers of admission on or before Monday, 31st August 2026. Miss that date and you risk losing the slot to another candidate on the waiting list, so treat this deadline with real urgency.
A Little Background on MAPOLY
Moshood Abiola Polytechnic began life in 1979 as Ogun State Polytechnic, admitting its first 220 students at temporary sites in Oke Egunya and Onikolobo before relocating to its permanent campus at Ojere, Abeokuta, on nearly a thousand hectares of land. It was later renamed in honour of Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola. Today it stands as one of the most reputable state polytechnics in southwestern Nigeria, running ND and HND programmes across engineering, environmental studies, applied sciences, business, and communication. If a hands-on, industry-oriented programme is what you are after, MAPOLY has built a solid reputation in exactly that space.
MAPOLY Courses, Requirements and Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027
Here is the full breakdown by school. The general JAMB cut-off mark for MAPOLY sits at 100 for most ND programmes, but individual departments, especially the more competitive ones, often expect scores meaningfully higher than that baseline to stand a real chance. Treat these figures as your working guide and confirm your exact department's current requirement on the official MAPOLY admission portal.
| Course | School/Department | Minimum JAMB Cut-Off | Typical UTME Subject Requirement | O'Level Requirement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Civil Engineering Technology | Engineering | 120–150 | English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry |
| Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology | Engineering | 120–150 | English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry |
| Mechanical Engineering Technology | Engineering | 120–150 | English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry |
| Computer Engineering Technology | Engineering | 130–160 | English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry |
| Architecture (Architectural Technology) | Environmental Studies | 130–150 | English, Mathematics, Physics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics |
| Building Technology | Environmental Studies | 100–120 | English, Mathematics, Physics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics |
| Estate Management and Valuation | Environmental Studies | 110–140 | English, Mathematics, Economics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English and Mathematics |
| Quantity Surveying | Environmental Studies | 110–140 | English, Mathematics, Physics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics |
| Urban and Regional Planning | Environmental Studies | 110–140 | English, Mathematics, Geography/Economics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English and Mathematics |
| Surveying and Geo-Informatics | Environmental Studies | 110–140 | English, Mathematics, Physics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics |
| Computer Science | Applied Sciences | 130–160 | English, Mathematics, Physics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Physics |
| Science Laboratory Technology | Applied Sciences | 100–130 | English, Chemistry, Biology/Physics, Mathematics | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Chemistry |
| Food Technology | Applied Sciences | 100–130 | English, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics | 5 credits including English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology |
| Mathematics and Statistics | Applied Sciences | 100–120 | English, Mathematics, any two relevant subjects | 5 credits including English and Mathematics |
| Accountancy | Business Studies | 120–150 | English, Mathematics, Economics/Commerce, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English and Mathematics |
| Business Administration | Business Studies | 100–130 | English, Mathematics, Economics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English and Mathematics |
| Banking and Finance | Business Studies | 110–140 | English, Mathematics, Economics/Commerce, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English and Mathematics |
| Marketing | Business Studies | 100–120 | English, Mathematics, Economics, any relevant subject | 5 credits including English and Mathematics |
| Office Technology and Management | Business Studies | 100–110 | English, Mathematics, any two relevant subjects | 5 credits including English and Mathematics |
| Mass Communication | Communication and Liberal Studies | 130–160 | English, Literature in English/Government, any two relevant subjects | 5 credits including English |
| Library and Information Science | Communication and Liberal Studies | 100–120 | English, any three relevant subjects | 5 credits including English |
Note that MAPOLY does not run a Nursing Science programme. If you are drawn to a health-related field, your accredited options here fall under Science Laboratory Technology, with related pathways in food and nutrition-focused courses. For HND admission specifically, candidates need an ND with at least a Lower Credit in a related field, along with a completed one-year Industrial Training (IT) placement, and some departments will expect additional post-ND work experience. Banking and Finance or Accounting Technician Scheme holders should also note that they are not eligible to apply for the HND Accountancy programme, a detail that trips up more applicants than you would expect.
How to Check and Accept Your MAPOLY Admission
There are two platforms you must engage with, and both matter equally:
- Log in to your JAMB CAPS (Central Admission Processing System) profile to accept your admission offer at the JAMB level.
- Visit https://v4.mapoly.edu.ng/login to accept your provisional admission directly on the MAPOLY portal.
Both steps are compulsory, not optional alternatives to each other. Accepting on JAMB CAPS without completing the corresponding step on the MAPOLY portal, or the other way round, leaves your admission incomplete. Once you have accepted your offer on both platforms, the school will communicate the next steps for completing your registration, so keep an eye on your registered email and phone number.
If Your Name Has Not Appeared Yet
Not everyone who applied will see their name in this particular batch, and that is completely normal for how Nigerian polytechnic admissions work. Applicants who are yet to be offered admission are advised to remain patient, as subsequent batches of the admission list will be released in due course. Keep checking the portal periodically rather than assuming a closed door. MAPOLY has a track record of running multiple rounds as departments confirm remaining capacity.
What Happens After You Accept
Once your admission reflects as accepted on both JAMB CAPS and the MAPOLY portal, the school will reach out with instructions for completing registration, including any fee invoices and document uploads required. Keep your login details, admission letter, and O'Level result documentation ready, you will be asked for them repeatedly through registration and clearance.
Stay Updated the Right Way
For anything specific to your own application, always confirm directly through official MAPOLY channels rather than relying solely on articles like this one. Visit https://www.mapoly.edu.ng/web for institutional updates, or reach the school directly at infoaboutmapoly@gmail.com. You can also follow their WhatsApp channel at https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb6ZQCIJJhzXv5jwsm1I for prompt notifications. And for anything concerning your JAMB CAPS status specifically, the authoritative source remains https://www.jamb.gov.ng.
Getting your name on a MAPOLY admission list is proof that your effort has paid off at a real, concrete stage. If you are in this batch, do not sit on that 31st August deadline, handle both acceptances promptly. If your name has not appeared yet, hold steady, the process is still moving, and your batch may well be next.
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