How do I know which IIT programme is right for me?

Your choice depends on your age, gender, educational qualification, area of interest, and purpose of study.

  • If you are a male aged 16–23 with O’Level results, you are eligible for the Mission Programmes (e.g., School Leavers Programmes).
  • If you are a graduate, worker, or outside the mission age range, you can apply for the General Programmes.
What is the difference between Mission and General programmes?
  • Mission Programmes are social impact initiatives aimed at helping young urban males (ages 16–23) build technical and professional skills. Scholarships are available for these programmes.
  • General Programmes cater to graduates and working professionals. These are fee-paying and may be supported by donors or sponsors.
I’m over 23 years old. Can I still apply?

Yes. You can apply for General or Graduate/Workers Programmes. However, you will not be eligible for Mission Programme scholarships.

Can females apply to IIT?

Currently, IIT’s Mission Programmes are open only to male youths, in line with the institute’s founding social project. However, females are welcome to apply for General or Graduate/Workers Programmes.

What if I’m not sure which programme fits me?

You can visit the “Find a Programme” section or contact the Admissions Office for guidance before filling the application form.

How do I apply to IIT?

Applications are made online through IIT’s admission form. After submission, you’ll receive details for the ₦5,000 entrance assessment fee via SMS or email.

What documents do I need to submit with my application?

For School Leavers Programmes, you’ll need:

  • O’Level results (SSCE, NECO, NABTEB, or GCE)
  • Birth certificate
  • Recommendation letter/testimonial from your school
  • Passport photograph

For Graduate/Workers Programmes, you’ll need:

  • O/A-Level results
  • Tertiary graduation certificate
  • Curriculum Vitae (CV)
  • Passport photograph
What happens after submitting my application?

You’ll receive an invite for an entrance assessment (Mathematics, Physics, English, Technical Abilities, and Aptitude).

  • School leavers then proceed to a faculty interview and management interview (with parents).
  • Graduate/worker applicants attend an oral interview after the written test.
How will I know if I’ve been admitted?

Successful applicants will receive an admission offer by email or text. You’ll need to pay the acceptance fee (first instalment of tuition) to secure your place. Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis, with a maximum class size of 24.

Are scholarships available at IIT?

Yes. Scholarships are available only within Mission Programmes. These are awarded based on merit and financial need during the management interview stage.

Can I apply for loans or grants?

Some donor-supported or sponsored opportunities may exist under General Programmes. Details are communicated during the admission process.

What are the tuition payment options?

IIT offers structured payment plans to allow instalment payments. The first instalment (acceptance fee) must be made to confirm your seat.

Is the entrance assessment fee refundable?

No. The ₦5,000 entrance assessment fee is non-refundable.

Can I defer my admission?

Yes. If you cannot start immediately, you can defer your admission by informing the Admissions Office via email.

  • No additional fee is required.
  • New tuition rates will apply when you resume.
  • Full scholarships will be terminated; partial scholarships may be retained.
  • Deferrals are valid only within the same year, except in exceptional cases.
When does the next admission open?

Admission dates are updated periodically. Visit the Academic Schedule section or contact the Admissions Office for the latest information.

What is the structure of IIT’s academic calendar?

The schedule varies by programme. Each includes intensive classroom learning and practical sessions following IIT’s immersive instructional model.

I’m a working professional. Can I balance work and study?

Yes, but the programme is intensive. Many working students choose permanent night shifts or flexible work hours to cope with the schedule.

How can I succeed as a mature student?
  • Study daily—preferably after class or early morning.
  • Avoid missing classes; catching up is difficult.
  • Keep your spouse or family informed about the workload.
  • Take good rest and stay engaged in all practical sessions.
  • Participate fully in class discussions and teamwork.
  • If you need to repeat a module for better understanding, you can attend another class at no extra cost (but not just for the assessment).
Can I visit IIT before applying?

Yes. You’re welcome to visit IIT for a campus tour.

    • For admission-related visits, contact the Admissions Office.
    • For industrial or partnership visits, contact the Industrial Services Office.
Is there a virtual tour option?

Yes. You can explore the school through the Video Tour, Picture Gallery, and Programme Videos on the website.

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