IMT Enugu School Fees for 2025 Academic Session

Welcome, prospective and returning students of the Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu! We are excited to share crucial information about the school fees for the upcoming academic session (2025/2026) as recently released by the institution’s management. This blog post serves as your ultimate guide to understanding the tuition fees for ND, HND, and Post-HND programs at IMT Enugu.

The school management of the Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, has officially announced the publication of the school fees for the 2025/2026 academic session. This information is now available on the school’s official portal, and all ND, HND, and Post-HND students are urged to take note.

To ensure a smooth academic experience, students are strongly advised to pay their tuition fees on or before the resumption date. Timely payment will contribute to a hassle-free registration process and help you focus on your studies without any financial stress.

Here’s a breakdown of the tuition fees for the 2025/2026 academic session at IMT Enugu:

• Returning Students: N33,000
• Freshers (New Students): N50,000

It’s essential to note these figures and plan accordingly for a seamless start to the academic year.

For easy access to the detailed fee structure, both new and returning students can visit the official IMT Enugu website. The school has made efforts to provide transparent and accessible information to ensure a smooth transition into the new academic session.

IMT Enugu offers various payment options to cater to students’ convenience. Ensure you explore the available payment methods and choose the one that suits you best. This will enable you to complete your fee payment without any challenges.

Conclusion

As you prepare for the 2025/2026 academic session at the Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu, understanding the school fees is a crucial step. By paying attention to the details provided in this blog post, you’ll be well-informed about the tuition fees, payment deadlines, and the necessary steps to ensure a smooth start to your academic journey.

FAQs

What is the total school fees for new and returning students for the 2025 session?

The latest publicly cited schedule lists components such as a biometric fee of ₦3,000, acceptance fee of ₦25,000, tuition fee of ₦35,000, technology fee of ₦5,000, insurance of ₦1,000, SUG fee of ₦500, medical examination fee of ₦1,500, matriculation of ₦2,000, sanitation of ₦1,000, student handbook/8‑in‑1 notebook of ₦2,000, student handbook (another) of ₦1,000, campus card of ₦3,000, and student journal of ₦1,000. Adding these gives a total of about ₦81,000 excluding optional hostel charges. Additionally, an optional hostel fee is listed at ₦40,000. 
Please note: these figures are reported in articles for 2024/2025 or 2025/2026 sessions and may represent provisional or generic amounts; always confirm directly with the institution.

Are the fees the same for all levels (ND, HND) and for fresh vs returning students?

No, the fees can differ for different levels and student statuses. For example, one breakdown shows for regular students (ND/HND fresh/returning) an acceptance fee of ₦25,000 and tuition full payment around ₦35,000, whereas older published data show ND2 & HND2 students paid different amounts. 
So while many fee components are common (acceptance, biometric, etc.), the total may vary depending on level (ND1, HND1, ND2), programme (full‑time, part‑time), and whether fresh or returning. Always check the official schedule for your specific level.

Is payment in installments allowed, or must the full amount be paid at once?

According to one source, full payment was required for newly admitted and returning students for the session cited; the management reportedly mandated payment in full rather than breaking it into instalments. However, you should check the current policy for the 2025 session as institutions may allow instalments, late payment surcharges, or payment deadlines may change.

How and where can the fees be paid, and what are the consequences for late or non‑payment?

Payment at IMT Enugu is done via the student portal: students log in, select session and fee item, generate an invoice or “Pay now” via acceptable gateway (card, account transfer, bank walk‑in) then download their receipt. Non‑payment or late payment could result in inability to register courses, sit for examinations, or have results released. One article warns that late payment may attract charges or disallow exam attendance. It’s strongly advised to pay as soon as your fee schedule is released and to print or keep your payment receipt for verification.