Ronik Polytechnic School Fees 2026/2027 | The Complete Fee Schedule

Ronik Polytechnic School Fees 2026/2027: Are you planning to resume at “Ronik Poly”? Located in the bustling town of Ejigbo (near Isolo/Ikotun), Lagos State, Ronik Polytechnic is a well-known private institution. It was arguably the first private polytechnic to be established in Lagos State, gaining federal approval long before many others. It is a popular choice for students who want to avoid the “strike” delays of public schools like LASPOTECH (now LASUSTECH) or Yabatech, while studying in a central Lagos location. However, finding their exact fee schedule online can be confusing because many third-party websites display erroneous “Dollar” figures (e.g., $15,000), which are incorrect. Ronik Polytechnic charges in Naira.

This guide details the projected school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session, breaking down the costs for ND and HND students, the accommodation reality in Ejigbo, and the correct mode of payment.

Estimated Ronik Polytechnic School Fees for 2026/2027 Session

1. Acceptance Fee (Freshers Only)

Before you pay your main tuition, you must validate your admission. Once you are offered admission (usually via a text message or list posted on the campus notice board), you are required to pay a non-refundable Acceptance Fee.

• Projected Amount: ₦10,000 – ₦20,000.

  • Status: Confirmed Trend. This is relatively affordable compared to other private schools in Lagos that charge upwards of N30k.

• Status: Strictly Non-Refundable.

• Deadline: Usually 2 weeks after the admission offer.

• Warning: If you do not pay this fee within the stipulated time, the management may revoke your slot.

2. Tuition & Registration Fees Breakdown (2026/2027)

Ronik Polytechnic is known for being “middle-range” in terms of cost—not as cheap as a government school, but not as expensive as some high-end private polytechnics in Lekki or Ikeja.

A. National Diploma (ND) Fees

• Projected Total: ₦80,000 – ₦120,000 per session.

• Semester Breakdown:

  • 1st Semester: Approx. ₦50,000 – ₦70,000 (Payable to register).

  • 2nd Semester: Approx. ₦30,000 – ₦50,000.

• Departments: Accountancy, Business Administration, Computer Science, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Statistics.

• Note: Computer Science and Engineering students should budget for an additional Practical/Workshop Fee of roughly ₦5,000 – ₦10,000.

B. Higher National Diploma (HND) Fees

HND fees are typically slightly higher due to the advanced curriculum.

• Projected Total: ₦100,000 – ₦140,000 per session.

• Note: Ensure you confirm the accreditation status of your specific HND course before paying, as private polytechnics sometimes have fluctuating accreditation for HND streams.

3. Accommodation (Ejigbo Living)

Ronik Polytechnic is located at 23-25, Ailegun Road, Ejigbo, Lagos.

• School Hostel:

  • Status: The school has very limited or no official hostel facilities on campus. Most students live Off-Campus.

• Off-Campus (Ejigbo Town):

  • Ejigbo is a densely populated residential area. Finding accommodation is easy, but prices vary.

  • Single Room (“Face-me-I-face-you”): ₦120,000 – ₦180,000 per year.

  • Self-Contained (Mini Flat): ₦300,000 – ₦450,000 per year.

  • Tip: Many students live in Ailegun Road, Ile-Epo, or NNPC Junction areas to be close to school. Rent in Ejigbo is generally cheaper than in Ikeja or Surulere.

4. The “Hidden” Charges (Budget for These)

The tuition fee covers lectures, but to settle down fully, you must budget for these ancillary costs:

Fee Type	Estimated Amount	Purpose
Admission Form	₦5,000 – ₦10,000	Paid to purchase the form.
Medical Fee	₦5,000	Mandatory health registration/report.
ID Card	₦2,000	Student Identity Card.
Development Levy	₦5,000 – ₦10,000	Annual campus maintenance fee.
Practical Manuals	₦5,000+	Unofficial but Mandatory: Budget for laboratory manuals and logbooks.
Project Defense	₦15,000	Final Year Only (ND 2 / HND 2).

5. How to Pay Safely (The “Offline” Reality)

While Ronik Polytechnic has a website (ronikpolytechnic.edu.ng), Payment processes for private polytechnics in this category are often best done physically or through direct bank deposit to avoid online scams.

The Recommended Procedure:

1. Visit the Campus: Go physically to the Bursary Department at 23-25, Ailegun Road, Ejigbo.

2. Collect Payment Advice: Get the official School Fee Schedule and the designated Bank Account Number (usually Wema Bank or Zenith Bank).

3. Pay at Bank: Pay the exact amount at the bank.

   • Tip: Ensure the Depositor’s Name is the Student’s Full Name.

4. Convert Teller: Return to the Bursary with your bank teller to exchange it for the Official School Receipt.

5. Online Registration: Once you have the receipt, you may be given a PIN to complete your course registration online.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is Ronik Polytechnic accredited? Yes. Ronik Polytechnic is approved by the Federal Government and accredited by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE). You can verify this on the NBTE directory.

2. Is it expensive? Compared to federal schools (like Yabatech), yes, it is more expensive. However, compared to other private polytechnics in Lagos (like Lagos City Poly or Grace Poly), Ronik is quite competitively priced and affordable for the average middle-class family.

3. Do they offer Part-Time? Yes. Ronik Polytechnic has a robust Part-Time/Weekend program designed for working-class students. The fees for Part-Time are usually slightly higher (approx. ₦120k – ₦150k) due to the flexibility.