TUT Late Applications 2026: Online Portal Now Open!
TUT Late Applications 2026: Online Portal Now Open!
The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) late application process for 2026 is fully activated, and it is entirely online. Prospective first-time applicants and returning students who wish to study for the 2026 academic year are invited to visit www.tut.ac.za to apply, as all late applications must be completed online.
If you want to check the availability of your preferred courses or apply for late applications for 2026 at TUT, you are encouraged to read this article to the end.
Mode of Applications
The Tshwane University of Technology online application system is the only method for submitting applications for the 2026 academic intake. No applications will be accepted at campuses, and no walk-in assistance will be provided in January 2026.
TUT has confirmed that walk-in applications, as well as applications submitted via email, fax, or mail/post, will not be accepted during the January 2026 late application period.
Documents Required for TUT Online Applications
Applicants must upload clear, readable, and certified copies of the following required documents during the online application process:
- Certified copy of South African ID or passport (for international students)
- Certified copy of Grade 12 certificate or latest Grade 11 results
- Academic transcripts (for students who studied at other institutions)
- Proof of school results if currently in Grade 12
- SAQA evaluation certificate (for international qualifications, where applicable).
- Proof of application fee payment
When to Apply
The 2026 TUT late application admission process is scheduled to take place from 12 January 2026 to 31 January 2026. During this period, prospective students will have the opportunity to either start new applications or complete existing applications for programmes that still have available space.
Applicants are required to check the availability of courses, as not all programmes are open for late admission. All available courses are published online at www.tut.ac.za during the application period. The process is time-bound, so applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. You can still apply to the Tshwane University of Technology.
TUT Late Application Fee
All late applications to Tshwane University of Technology attract a fee of R240.00, which is non-refundable and non-returnable. Applications submitted without payment of this fee will not be processed. For full details on payment methods, visit the Fees and Methods of Payment page on the official TUT website at www.tut.ac.za.
Eligible Students for TUT Applications 2026
The following applicants are eligible to apply online to TUT:
- Current Grade 12 learners
- Applicants who have completed Grade 12 in previous years
- Students seeking late admission into available programmes
- Applicants transferring from other institutions
- International students who meet admission and visa requirements
What You Need to Apply
Since TUT expects all first-time and returning students to apply online, you will need the following to successfully complete your application:
- A smart device (computer, tablet, or smartphone)
- A reliable internet connection
- A valid identity document.
- Scanned copies of all required application materials
- A Visa card or other accepted online payment method
- Contact Details (Email and Phone number)
How to Check TUT 2026 Available courses
To check whether your preferred courses are still open and available for the 2026 late applications, follow these steps:
- Visit www.tut.ac.za
- Click on the faculty applicable to you
- Click on Available Courses (TUT programmes still open)
- All courses will be listed with their respective requirements once they are available for selection during the late application period
- Review the entry requirements carefully and ensure that you meet them
How to Apply
Once you confirm that your preferred course is still open, act quickly to complete your online application before the deadline, as TUT can only accommodate a limited number of students for the available slots.
TUT 2026 Online Late Application Process via www.tut.ac.za
- Click on “Apply Now.”
- Log in using your ID number
- Fill in your personal details
- Enter your educational background
- Choose your preferred programme and campus
- Upload all certified supporting documents
- Pay the application fee
- Submit your application before the deadline
- Wait for an acknowledgement message via email or SMS
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I apply at a TUT campus in January 2026?
- No. TUT does not allow walk-in applications in January 2026.
Are late applications open at TUT?
- Yes, TUT is currently accepting and processing late admissions for selected 2026 courses that still have available spaces.
What documents do I need to apply?
Applicants must upload
- Certified copies of ID
- Academic results
- Other supporting documents via the TUT website.
Is there a late application fee?
- A late application fee of R240 applies to all applicants submitting late applications.
Final Reminder for Prospective Students
The Tshwane University of Technology’s application and late-application processes for 2026 are fully online. With no walk-ins allowed in January 2026, all applicants must use the official website to apply, upload documents, pay applicable fees, and check application status.
Contact Information for Tshwane University of Technology
For inquiries, you can reach TUT through the following:
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Tshwane-Based Campuses
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Tel: +27 12 382 5780 / +27 12 382 5750 / +27 12 382 4388
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Email: admission@tut.ac.za
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TUT Contact Centre
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Tel: 086 110 2421
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Email: general@tut.ac.za
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SMS Number: 30655