Nigerian Maritime University (NMU)
“Maritime Excellence”
Nigerian Maritime University (NMU) School Fees Schedule 2026/2027
Official breakdown of undergraduate tuition fees, acceptance dues, incidental statutory charges, and step-by-step Remita payment instructions for indigenous and non-indigenous students of Nigerian Maritime University.
₦64,500 – ₦89,500
Subsidized state tuition
₦85,000 – ₦120,000
Standard tuition rate
₦30,000 – ₦50,000
Non-refundable freshers fee
Faculty-by-Faculty Tuition Breakdown
Amounts verified per session for 100L freshers and returning undergraduates.
| Faculty / Academic Programme | Delta Indigenes | Non-Indigenes | Acceptance Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Faculty of Marine Engineering & TransportUniform federal tuition schedule including sea-training levies. | ₦85,000 | ₦85,000 | ₦40,000 |
Statutory Sundry Charges Breakdown (Payable Annually)
In addition to faculty tuition, students are charged regulated institutional levies covering medical services, ICT development, SUG dues, and laboratory maintenance:
₦5,000 – ₦8,000 per session
₦4,000 – ₦6,000 (Freshers only)
₦1,500 – ₦2,500 per session
₦2,000 – ₦4,000 per department
Step-by-Step Remita Payment Guide on the NMU Portal
- Log in to Student Portal: Navigate to https://portal.nmu.edu.ng and enter your Matriculation Number or JAMB Registration Number.
- Generate Remita RRR Invoice: Click on "Fee Payment", select your current level (100L–500L) and semester, and generate your 12-digit Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) code.
- Select Payment Channel: Pay instantly online using a debit card (Mastercard/Visa/Verve) or print the invoice slip and pay at any commercial bank branch nationwide.
- Verify & Print Official Receipt: Return to the portal, navigate to "Payment Verification", enter your RRR code, and download the stamped institutional school fees receipt for course registration clearance.
Anti-Fraud & TSA Compliance Warning:
Never transfer school fees or acceptance dues into individual or private bank accounts. All legitimate Nigerian state and federal university payments are processed exclusively through authorized Remita RRR invoices paid into the Treasury Single Account (TSA).
Frequently Asked Questions About NMU School Fees
How much is NMU school fees for indigenes and non-indigenes in 2026/2027?
For Delta State University (DELSU) and state tertiary institutions, tuition is subsidized for Delta State indigenes (typically ranging between ₦64,500 and ₦89,500 depending on the faculty). Non-indigenes pay non-subsidized rates (ranging between ₦85,000 and ₦120,000+). Exact faculty schedules are published on the student portal.
How much is the non-refundable acceptance fee for NMU?
The official acceptance fee for NMU newly admitted students typically ranges between ₦30,000 and ₦45,000 for Delta State indigenes and ₦40,000 to ₦60,000 for non-indigenes. Payment must be confirmed via Remita before physical screening and clearance can commence.
Can I pay NMU school fees in installments?
Most universities, including DELSU, permit tuition payment per semester (First Semester 60% and Second Semester 40%, or 50/50 split), provided full session payment is completed before sitting for second semester examinations. Acceptance fees, however, must be paid in a single lump sum.
How do I generate a Remita RRR invoice for NMU?
Log into the official student portal (https://portal.nmu.edu.ng), select 'Fee Payment', choose your level and academic session, and click 'Generate Invoice'. An official 12-digit Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) will be produced for online card payment or bank payment.
Are school fees refundable if I withdraw or change institutions?
No. Acceptance fees and statutory school charges paid to Nigerian public universities are strictly non-refundable once receipted and remitted into the Treasury Single Account (TSA).