How to Pay TUT Tuition fees 2024 [Payment Methods]

How to pay for your Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) fees in 2024 through the various platforms available in the 2024/2025 academic session.

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The Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) fee is the amount a student must pay before having access to learn in the institution. Both old and new students must pay their fees before resuming for academic activities or returning for a new academic year. Apart from tuition fees, the students do pay for other services, and they must use the institution’s banking details and payment methods.

NOTE: All students are advised to make payments into the designated bank accounts of the institution, as the school won’t be held responsible for making payments into the wrong account.

How to Pay TUT Tuition fees 2024 [Payment Methods]

The following payment methods may be used:
• Cash
• Cheques (post-dated cheques shall not be accepted);
• Credit cards;
• Debit cards;
• Electronic payments via the Internet;
• International bank drafts;
• Postal orders; and
• Travellers cheques

Only bank-guaranteed cheques shall be accepted, and only on the following conditions:
• The cheque should be made out to the Tshwane University of Technology.
• The date on the cheque should be valid – the cheque may not be post-dated or outdated.
• The amount should be the same in words and figures.
• The cheque should be signed in full.
• The drawer’s ID number and telephone number should appear on the cheque.
• If it is a company cheque, the registration number of the company should appear on the
cheque

• No alterations may be made on cheques.
• A cheque with a bank stamp shall not be accepted, in other words, cheques shall not be re-deposited.

Direct payments at banks

The Tshwane University of Technology has accounts at Standard Bank and ABSA Bank, where students may make payments to pay their student debts. Specially designed deposit slips that are available at the Student Debtors Department, or which are attached to the account statements, may be used for that purpose.

Bank details:
ABSA Bank (main account – exclusively for application fee):
Account holder: Tshwane University of Technology
Account number: 040 000 003
Branch code: 632005
Account type: Cheque or current account
Reference: Identity number

ABSA Bank (student account):
Account holder: Tshwane University of Technology
Account number: 405 314 2603
Branch code: 632005
Account type: Cheque or current account
Reference: Student number

Standard Bank:
Account holder: Tshwane University of Technology
Account number: 011 414 154
Branch: West End
Branch code: 010345
Account type: Cheque or current account
Reference: Student number

Payments at post offices

Student accounts may be paid at any post office by using only the specially designed deposit slips attached to the account statements.
SA post office details:
Account number: 024 (tuition and residence fees)
Branch Code: 0001
Reference: Student number

Payment by employers or by means of bursaries or NSFAS grants

• Written proof of such sponsorship or a bursary letter should be submitted on the day of
registration.
• Only original sponsorship or bursary letters shall be accepted. No photocopies or faxed
letters are acceptable.

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