The Federal Polytechnic, Damaturu is calling in fresh faces for its National Diploma programmes. The 2025/2026 academic session is already warming up, and if you’ve been eyeing a seat in the lecture hall, now’s the time to make your move.
The courses on the table
FEDPODAM isn’t short on choice. Whether you’re into numbers, tech, design, health, or the environment, there’s likely something for you:
- Accountancy
- Agricultural Technology
- Animal Health and Production Technology
- Architectural Technology
- Banking and Finance
- Building Technology
- Business Administration and Management
- Cartography and GIS
- Civil Engineering Technology
- Common and Islamic Law
- Computer Engineering Technology
- Computer Science
- Crime Management
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering
- Environmental Health Technology
- Environmental Science and Management Technology
- Estate Management and Valuation
- Forensic Science Technology
- Health Information Management
- Marketing
- Mass Communication
- Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Office Technology and Management
- Organic Agricultural Technology
- Pharmaceutical Technology
- Public Administration
- Public Health Technology
- Quantity Surveying
- Renewable Energy
- Science Laboratory Technology
- Statistics
- Surveying and Geo-Informatics
- Urban and Regional Planning
- Water Resources Engineering Technology
Plenty, right? That’s the thing, sometimes picking is the real challenge.
Who can apply
If you scored at least 100 in the 2025 UTME and have five credits in WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB (not more than two sittings), you’re in the frame. The credits should match the course you want.
And if you didn’t pick the polytechnic first time round or you’ve just spotted the new medical sciences courses, no wahala, you can still change your choice at any approved JAMB/CBT centre.
How to start
- Pay a non-refundable ₦2,000 application fee.
- Use the FEDPODAM application portal.
- Click “apply” and follow the steps.
- Print your acknowledgment slip once done.
It’s a process that rewards patience. One wrong click and you might find yourself starting over.
Need to ask?
For questions or to clear confusion, you can call: 07030439331, 08032921361, or 07032135581.