If you have recently been offered admission into Ekiti State University (EKSU), congratulations! The journey into higher education is exciting, and one of the first important steps you need to take is the payment of your EKSU acceptance fee. This article provides detailed, up-to-date, and accurate information about the EKSU acceptance fee, medical fee, and the full list of other payable fees for the 2025/2026 academic session. Whether you are a fresh student or a parent/guardian, you will find this guide valuable for proper financial planning and payment procedures.
What is the EKSU Acceptance Fee?
The EKSU acceptance fee is a non-refundable payment required from all newly admitted students to confirm their admission offer. It serves as a declaration that you have accepted the offer of admission and are ready to commence your studies at Ekiti State University. Failure to pay within the stipulated deadline can lead to automatic forfeiture of your admission.
Why is the Acceptance Fee Important?
- It officially secures your admission slot.
- It allows you to proceed with other registration processes such as departmental and faculty registration.
- It grants you access to the school portal for course registration and clearance.
EKSU Acceptance Fee for 2025/2026 Session
For the 2025/2026 academic session, the EKSU acceptance fee is as follows:
- Indigenes of Ekiti State: ₦50,000
- Non-indigenes: ₦55,000
This fee must be paid via the official EKSU payment portal to avoid fraudulent activities. Always ensure you print and keep your payment receipt and transaction reference for record purposes.
Deadline for Payment of EKSU Acceptance Fee
The deadline for paying the EKSU acceptance fee is usually two to three weeks after the admission list is released. Students are strongly advised to pay as early as possible to avoid last-minute issues or system downtime.
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How to Pay EKSU Acceptance Fee
- Visit the official EKSU portal.
- Click on “Admissions” and select “Acceptance Fee Payment.”
- Log in with your JAMB Registration Number and surname.
- Verify your admission details and generate a payment invoice.
- Make payment online via debit card or print the invoice and pay at any designated bank.
- Print your payment receipt from the portal after a successful transaction.
EKSU Medical Fee for 2025/2026 Session
As part of the freshers’ registration, EKSU requires all newly admitted students to undergo a medical examination/check up. This is to ensure that students are in good health before starting academic activities.
For the 2025/2026 session, the medical fee is:
- Medical Screening Fee: ₦15,000
This covers basic health check-ups, laboratory tests, and medical records creation. It is important to pay this fee early, as medical clearance is a requirement for full registration.
Full List of Other Fees for Fresh Students (2025/2026 Session)
Beyond the EKSU acceptance fee and medical fee, fresh students are required to pay other compulsory charges. Below is a detailed breakdown of the fees for the 2025/2026 academic session:
| Fee Description | Amount (₦) |
|---|---|
| Acceptance Fee | 50,000 (Indigenes) / 55,000 (Non-Indigenes) |
| Medical Screening Fee | 15,000 |
| Faculty Registration Fee | 5,000 |
| Departmental Registration Fee | 3,000 |
| Student Union Fee | 1,500 |
| Library Fee | 2,000 |
| ICT/Portal Access Fee | 5,000 |
| Sports Fee | 2,000 |
| Identity Card Fee | 1,500 |
| Matriculation Fee | 3,000 |
| Laboratory/Workshop Fee (Science & Engineering Students) | 5,000 |
| Security Fee | 2,500 |
Note: Some fees, like laboratory/workshop charges, may vary depending on your faculty or department.
Total Estimated Payment for Freshers
On average, a newly admitted EKSU student should budget between ₦90,000 to ₦100,000 for the first round of payments (acceptance fee, medical fee, and other compulsory charges). This does not include tuition fees, accommodation, or personal expenses.
Tips for New Students to Manage Payments
- Always verify fee amounts from the official EKSU portal before payment.
- Pay your acceptance fee first to secure your admission, then proceed to other payments.
- Keep multiple copies of your payment receipts for future reference.
- Beware of fraudsters – never pay to personal accounts.
- Plan your finances early to avoid missing deadlines.
Consequences of Not Paying the Acceptance Fee on Time
If you fail to pay the EKSU acceptance fee within the stipulated deadline, the university may consider your admission offer as declined. This means your slot can be given to another candidate on the waiting list.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on EKSU Acceptance Fee
1. Is the EKSU acceptance fee refundable?
No. Once paid, the EKSU acceptance fee is non-refundable, regardless of whether you eventually resume or not.
2. Can I pay the acceptance fee in installments?
No. The acceptance fee must be paid in full to complete your admission confirmation process.
3. Can I pay my medical fee later?
You can, but it is advisable to pay early because medical clearance is part of your registration requirements.
4. Where can I confirm the payment process?
Only confirm payment details on the official EKSU website or from the admissions office.
Conclusion
Paying your EKSU acceptance fee is the first and most important step after receiving your admission offer. Alongside the medical fee and other compulsory charges, these payments ensure you can proceed with all academic and administrative processes without delay. Always use the official payment channels, keep your receipts safe, and make your payments before the deadline to avoid losing your admission.
We wish you the best of luck in your academic journey at Ekiti State University!
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