YABATECH Part-time Form For 2024/2025 Admission

Yaba college of technology [YABATECH] Applications are hereby invited for admission into National Diploma (Part-Time) programmes of (YABATECH) for the year 2024/2025 academic session.ND Part-time General Entry Requirements for National Diploma (ND) Programes: Senior School Certificates Examination (WAEC/NECO & NABTEB) with at least five (5) credits obtained at not more than two (2) sittings, which must include English, Mathematics and three other relevant subjects from the minimum entry requirements specified in the current JAMB Brochure.

Entry requirement for Higher National Diploma [HND] Programmes: Relevant National Diploma [ND] at not below lower credit grade, at least one year Post-National Diploma relevant industrial experience.

For further details on admission programme, chat us on WhatApp: 07037938119/07085962881

Location: Nigeria

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