2026 Late Applications: A Complete Guide for TUT Applicants

If you are searching for universities that accept late applications, you are in the right place. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to successfully apply for Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) 2026 late admission.

Late Applications Are Now Open (TUT is open from 07 January 2026 to 31 January 2026)

The management of TUT has officially confirmed that late applications for the January 2026 academic intake are now open. Prospective students are invited to apply for programmes with available spaces. All applications must be submitted online via the TUT application portal.

Because the late applications are limited to certain programmes, it is important to pay attention to deadlines and requirements to avoid delays in your admission.

Step 1: Check Course Availability

Before applying, ensure that the programme you wish to study is still open for late applications. Review the list of courses currently accepting late applications. If your preferred course is not available, consider selecting a related or equally relevant programme.

Step 2: Meet Admission Requirements

Admission at TUT is based solely on academic requirements. You must satisfy all the entry requirements for your chosen course. Meeting these requirements does not guarantee automatic admission, but it increases your chances of being accepted. Review the programme’s admission criteria carefully before starting your application.

Step 3: Prepare for Online Application

Time is of the essence for late applications. All submissions for available undergraduate programmes will close on 31 January 2026. Ensure you have everything ready for a smooth process:

A computer, tablet, or smartphone with internet access
A valid email address and active cellphone number
Scanned copies of:
- South African ID or passport (for international applicants)
- Grade 12 / NSC certificate or latest academic results
- Transcripts from previous institutions (if applicable)
PDF or image files of all supporting documents
Payment method (VISA or MasterCard) for the late application fee

Step 4: Late Application Fee

A non-refundable fee of R240 is required to complete your application. The payment must be made in South African Rand using VISA or MasterCard. Ensure you have sufficient funds, as timely payment is crucial for your submission.

Step 5: How to Apply Online

Follow these steps to complete your application:

Go to www.tut.ac.za
Click on “Study at TUT”
Select the “2026 Late Application” link
You will be directed to the online portal
Click “Start New Application” or “Resume Existing Application”
Enter your ID number
Accept the POPI Act
Complete your personal details
Enter your address information
Key in your academic results and previous institutions attended
Select your preferred course
Upload all supporting documents
Make your online payment
Click “Submit” to finalize your application

Step 6: After Submission

Congratulations! You have successfully completed your TUT 2026 late application. Once your application is accepted:

Proceed with registration and enrol in your courses to start academic activities as early as possible.
Explore scholarship and funding opportunities by visiting the “Funding” section on the official TUT website.

By following this guide carefully, you can increase your chances of a successful TUT 2026 late application and begin your academic journey without delay.

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