TUT Late Application 2026: Courses Still Open and How to Apply

Are you wondering whether the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) is still accepting applications after the 30 September deadline? We’re excited to announce that TUT has officially opened its 2026 late application period, giving prospective students another opportunity to apply for admission.

If you missed the initial application window, you can still apply as a late applicant. However, acceptance will depend on the availability of spaces in your chosen programme. Since TUT admits only a limited number of students per course during the late application phase, it’s strongly advised to apply as soon as possible to increase your chances of securing a spot in your desired programme.

Don’t wait—submit your application today to secure your place at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) for the 2026 academic year. For more details and application guidance, read this article to the end.

TUT 2026 Late Applications Now Open for Prospective Students

The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) has opened its late application period for the 2026 academic year, offering a second chance to prospective students who missed the main application window, which ran from 1 March to 30 September 2025. Starting Monday, 20 January 2026, at 10 a.m., eligible applicants can submit their online applications for consideration in the upcoming intake.

TUT Campuses, Faculties, and Programmes Open for 2026 Late Applications

The following campuses, faculties, and academic programmes at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) are open for 2026 late applications, as limited spaces remain available for qualified applicants.

Pretoria Campus: Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment

BEng Tech (Materials Engineering) with a focus on Polymer Technology
Bachelor in Geomatics
Diploma in Geomatics
BEng Tech (Metallurgical Engineering)

eMalahleni Campus: Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment

BEng Tech (Electrical Engineering)
Diploma in Electrical Engineering
Higher Certificate in Electrical Engineering

Pretoria Campus: Faculty of Management Sciences

Diploma in Credit Management
Diploma in Work Study

Polokwane Campus: Faculty of Management Sciences

Diploma in Administrative Management (Finance)

Soshanguve North Campus: Faculty of Humanities

Diploma in Adult and Community Education (Civil)
Diploma in Adult and Community Education (Electrical)

eMalahleni Campus: Faculty of Information and Communication Technology

Diploma in Computer Science
Extended Diploma in Computer Science

Soshanguve South Campus: Faculty of Information and Communication Technology

Diploma in Multimedia Computing
Extended Diploma in Multimedia Computing
Extended Diploma in Computer Systems Engineering
Diploma in Computer Systems Engineering
Diploma in Informatics
Extended Diploma in Informatics

Academic Entry Requirements – Average Point Scores (APS)

The APS is calculated based on your best six subjects from the National Senior Certificate (NSC) including the required subjects for the specific program you are applying for.

The following APS (Admission Point Score) requirements apply to all TUT faculty applications. To increase your chances of acceptance, exceed or meet the following requirements.

Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment

BEng Tech (Various Specializations): APS of 24 or above.
Diploma (Various Specializations): APS of 20 or above.

Faculty of Management Sciences

Bachelor’s Degrees (e.g., BCom): Minimum APS of 24-30.
Diplomas: Minimum APS of around 20-24.

Faculty of Humanities

Bachelor’s Degrees: Minimum APS of around 24-30.
Diplomas: APS of 20 or above

Faculty of Information and Communication Technology

BSc in Computer Science/IT: APS between 24-30.
Diplomas: APS of 20 or above.

TUT 2026 Late Application Fees and Important Reminder

There is no extra charge for submitting a late application to the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) for the 2026 academic year. The application fee remains R240, regardless of whether you apply during the regular or late application period.

This is great news for prospective students — take advantage of this opportunity and apply now to secure your place at TUT. Don’t wait for the 2027 application season when you can still join TUT in 2026!

How to Apply For TUT Late Applications

Late applications for 2026 must be submitted online through the approved TUT site, www.tut.ac.za.

Late applications sent offline/manually will not be considered. Please keep in mind that TUT does not accept walk-in applications during the late application period, so 2026 will be no exception.

See below for the TUT online application steps.

TUT Late Online Application Steps

Kindly follow the steps below to apply for late admission at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) for the 2026 academic year.

Get started by visiting www.tut.ac.za
Select the TUT 2026 late application page.
Click on “Apply Now” under late applications.
Start by choosing “No existing student number.”
Enter your ID number
Accept the POPI Acts by checking the box.
Enter your details.
Browse through the list of programs available and select the one you are interested in applying for. Make sure you meet the entry requirements
Complete all required fields.
Upload the required documents as part of your application.
Proceed to pay the stated application fee. It is non-refundable
Review all the information you’ve entered to ensure accuracy.
Once satisfied, submit your online application if not edit it.
You should receive a confirmation email acknowledging receipt of your application through email or SMS.
Read below on how to check your late application status.

Steps to Check Your TUT Late Application Status for 2026

Follow the steps below to check your TUT 2026 late application status if you applied during the given period:

Log in to the TUT Student Portal at www.tut.ac.za
Head over to the Admissions Section
Key in your login details
Once logged in, click on “Student” homepage
Click on the “View Application status”

TUT 2026 Late Application Selection and Notification Process

Each Faculty at the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) will conduct its own selection process. Once the late application period has officially closed, all applicants will receive an SMS notifying them of their application outcome. Successful candidates will also receive information regarding the registration dates and procedures for the 2026 academic intake

TUT Contact Centre

Telephone: 086 110 2421
Email Address: general@tut.ac.za
SMS Number: 30655

Visit the official website for more information.

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