Mater Dei Polytechnic School Fees Structure
FAQs
What is the current tuition fee per academic session at Mater Dei Polytechnic?
The fee appears to vary according to the program and year of study. One source lists tuition between about ₦120,000 and ₦250,000 per academic session. Another source indicates that first-year students pay around ₦95,000 and second-year students about ₦85,000. Yet another (less recent) announcement lists the fee as ₦60,000 per year. Because of this variation, the safest approach is to check with the Finance/Accounts Office of the Polytechnic for the exact figure applicable to your course and year.
Do all courses attract the same fee or does the fee differ by course of study?
The fee does appear to depend on the course and possibly the level of study. The source that cited the ₦120,000-₦250,000 range noted that “tuition fee varies depending on the course of study.” Thus, a more technical or lab‐intensive course may cost more than a purely theoretical one. It’s advisable to ask specifically for your chosen programme’s fee schedule.
Is the fee structure consistent across all years (e.g., 1st year vs 2nd year)?
No—one published breakdown shows that for first-year students the fee was about ₦95,000 and for second year about ₦85,000. This suggests that fees may decline in subsequent years or that different levy/components apply in first session (acceptance, registration, orientation) and later ones. Always clarify which year the quoted fee applies to.
Where and how can I get the official, up-to-date school-fee schedule?
You should contact the Polytechnic’s official Finance Office or visit the school’s website/portal. The institution lists its main campus as Ugwuoba in Oji-River Local Government Area, Enugu State. According to published admission notices, the website is given as “materdeipoly.edu.ng.” You may also call the admissions or accounts office using the contact numbers published for that academic session (for example 08082003464, 08037095787 or 08170200120) in past admission forms. Always verify directly with the institution, because published rates may be outdated or subject to change.