Central University of Technology CUT Registration 2024-2025
Central University of Technology CUT Registration 2024-2025 – See Details Below:
Registration guidelines for the academic year
The registration procedures for the 2024-2025 academic year have been reviewed by the Office of the Registrar in order to streamline various administrative processes. In an attempt to reduce the contact time, the registration dates are scheduled per academic qualification, linked to each day during the week.
The following academic administrative registration processes that have been identified for the forthcoming academic year:
See Also: Central University of Technology CUT Accommodation Fee
1.International student compliance checkpoint;
2.Financial clearance;
3.Administration control;
4.Faculty administration;
5.iEnabler pin;
6.Online registration;
7.Issuing of a student card, and residence and parking registration; and
8.Network registration.
2.Payment of tuition fees
Fees are determined by the CUT Council on an annual basis and are subject to revision without prior notice. At the time of registration, students undertake to pay all fees due on time, and in terms of the rules of the University. Students will only be permitted to enroll at the university if they have deposited the fees into the CUT’s bank account. No cash will be accepted on campus by the University cashiers. All students must produce proof pf payment of the amounts indicated in section 3 below.
3.Minimum initial payment upon registration
Please note that information on the 2021 fee has not been finalized. All students will be informed as soon as this information has been concluded. For further information on the minimum initial payment and quotations, please call:
•(051) 507-3760
•(051) 507-3759
•(051) 507-3758
Students are also advised to visit the University’s website timeously for updates on fee-related matters: www.cut.ac.za
4.International student financial registration guide
4.1Introduction
The rules around the acceptance of international students are legislated by the South African Home Affairs, thus the Central University of Technology, Free State, as an institution that exists within the ambits of South Africa and governed by the Higher Education Act has to comply with these. The guidelines given below seek to accommodate the international students, with the necessary study permits, that cannot afford to settle the cost of their studies for the year in full as stipulated by the CUT Policy on International Students.