AIRFORCE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY POST UTME 2018

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Airforce Institute of Technology announces the commencement of post UTME screening for the 2018/19 academic session.
Prospective candidates must have scored up to the minimum cut off mark in 2018 UTME.
Procedure
 For a successful application, ND candidates are expected to complete two basic registration processes as stated and explained below:
i.  Payment via e-Bills Pay. 
ii. Admission Screening Bio-Data Registration.

ND candidates should visit any branch of commercial banks and request for e-Bills Pay in respect of Air Force Institute of Technology ND programme and make payment of the sum of N3,100.00 plus the required bank charges. After payment, the bank teller will provide a printout of Session ID, which is required to proceed with online registration.

Having been assigned a Session ID by the bank, candidates should visit AFIT website (http://www.afit.edu.ng) and click on the ‘AFIT ND Admission Screening’ link. Insert the Session ID obtained from the bank, email, phone number, upload your passport and select the programme category applicable to you (National Diploma), click submit. After the display of “record inserted correctly” message, click “resume registration” to continue the application.

Having completed the steps above, candidates should enter their bio-information, SSCE/GCE/NECO results, JAMB score, etc. Thereafter candidates should upload their passport photographs which should not be more than 30KB in size. The size of such uploaded picture will be validated against this requirement. Therefore, candidates should ensure compliance.

After the successful upload of pictures, candidates should proceed to print their Photo Cards. The Photo Cards contain candidates’ basic identity information and would be required for participation in the post- JAMB UTME screening and for confirmation of application for admission into the Institute.

UTME candidates who selected AFIT as first choice and scored above the Institute’s cut-off marks would be invited for post-UTME screening in AFIT, Kaduna. The cut-off marks for various programmes will be displayed on the institute’s website once decided. Details of the screening, which includes an examination, would be communicated to eligible candidates at the appropriate time via SMS

 ALL applications for admission will close on Friday 15 August 2018. Successful candidates would be contacted via SMS and also published on the Institute’s website at the appropriate time. Therefore candidates are advised to provide valid phone numbers during registration. Candidates are equally advised to visit the Institute’s website from time to time for important information after application

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