DELSU Acceptance Fee Payment and Screening for Newly Admitted Students – 2025/2026

Congratulations on your admission to Delta State University (DELSU) for the 2025/2026 academic session! To secure your place and proceed with enrollment, it’s essential to understand the acceptance fee payment process and the subsequent screening requirements.

Acceptance Fee Details:

The acceptance fee at DELSU varies based on your chosen faculty and whether you are an indigene of Delta State. The breakdown is as follows:

• Medicine & Surgery, Law, and Nursing Science:

  • Indigenes: ₦65,000
  • Non-Indigenes: ₦75,000

• Pharmacy and Engineering:

  • Indigenes: ₦60,000
  • Non-Indigenes: ₦70,000

• Other Faculties/Departments:

  • Indigenes: ₦50,000
  • Non-Indigenes: ₦60,000

Please note that these fees are subject to change at the university’s discretion, so it’s advisable to confirm the current amounts before making any payments.

Payment Procedure:

1. Log in to the DELSU Portal:

   • Visit the DELSU portal.
   • Check your admission status.

2. Generate Payment Invoice:

   • If admitted, a link to pay your acceptance fee will be provided.
   • Click on the link to generate a payment invoice.

3. Make Payment:

   • Proceed to any of the designated banks (Unity Bank, UBA, Zenith Bank, Fidelity Bank) with the generated invoice.
   • Alternatively, you can pay online using the provided payment platform.

4. Print Receipt:

   • After payment, ensure you print and keep the payment receipt, as it will be required during the screening exercise.

Screening and Clearance Requirements:

After paying the acceptance fee, you must participate in a screening exercise, which typically lasts for four weeks. Failure to complete the screening within this period may result in forfeiture of your admission. The following documents are required for the screening:

1. Evidence of acceptance fee payment.
2. Original JAMB Admission Letter.
3. Original UTME result printout (not the notification of result).
4. SSCE/GCE/NECO statement of result (original and five photocopies).
5. Letter of reference from a reputable Clergyman/Imam/Lawyer/Senior Civil Servant (original and five photocopies).
6. Birth Certificate or Sworn Declaration of Age (original and five photocopies).
7. Local Government of Origin or State of Origin Certificate (not an affidavit).
8. School testimonial (original and five photocopies).
9. Twelve passport photographs with a red background.
10. University Health Centre Medical Card.

Candidates who obtained their entry qualifications on or before 2017 must present the original certificates. The use of affidavits in lieu of statements of results or for correction of names will not be accepted.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

What happens if I don’t pay the acceptance fee on time?

• • Failure to pay the acceptance fee within the stipulated period may lead to automatic forfeiture of your admission.

Is the acceptance fee refundable?

• • No, the acceptance fee is non-refundable.

Can I pay the acceptance fee in installments?

• • No, the acceptance fee must be paid in full at once.

What should I do if I encounter issues during payment?

• • If you experience any problems during payment, contact DELSU’s admissions office or the ICT support team for assistance.

Can I defer my admission after paying the acceptance fee?

• • Deferment of admission is subject to the university’s policies. It’s advisable to contact the admissions office for guidance.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the DELSU Acceptance Fee Payment & Registration Details 2025/2026.

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By adhering to these guidelines and promptly completing the necessary steps, you’ll be well on your way to commencing your academic journey at Delta State University.