ADMISSION! ADMISSION!! ADMISSION!!!

Advert for admissions' invitation

This is to inform the general public that admission into one of the best institute for agricultural expertise in nigeria is now available. Sales of form is now made to interested aspirant of the Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, Ibadan.

Admissions are available for both full time and part time candidates as well as in both National Diploma and Higher National Diploma.

1. HND (Animal Health Technology)

2. ND (Veterinary Laboratory Technology)

3. HND (Pasture and Range Management)

4. HND (Computer Science)

5. And lot more.

Visit http://admission.fcahptib.edu.ng for more information.

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Good luck to all aspirants.

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