The management of AUSU, Sumaila, has implemented an online payment system for returning students to manage their Central Registration and accommodation fees efficiently.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Secure Payment on the AUSU Platform
Step 1: Student Account Access
Student accounts can be accessed by returning students on AUSU’s online platform. Log in with the username using your registration number and default password as “87654321”.
Step 2: To “Make Full Payment,” Navigate
Select the “Make Full Payment” option and click on it after logging in. This will redirect you to the RRR initiation process.
Step 3: Select Payment Options
Students can make both accommodation payments and Central Registration separately or at once. Click the hostel radio button and then “Make Full Payment.” to pay both fees simultaneously. Alternatively, To pay only the Central Registration fee click on “Make Full Payment.”
Step 4: Completion of the Payment Process
The account the registration fees will be deposited into will be determined automatically by remita.
The fees will be deposited into the university’s TAJ BANK Account for returning students who log in using their registration number.
Step 5: Save Your Evidence of Payment
Record the RRR before you leave the page, since it is the reference the bursary uses to trace a transaction. Download or screenshot the confirmation as well, because a receipt generated later may not reproduce the same detail.
Common Problems and How to Avoid Them
Change the default password at your first login. Leaving it as issued means anyone who knows your registration number can reach your payment screen, and the default is published openly.
Decide before you start whether you are paying accommodation alongside Central Registration. Selecting the hostel option afterwards usually means generating a second RRR rather than amending the first.
If a payment debits your account but does not reflect on the platform, wait for the banking cycle to complete before trying again. Paying twice against two separate RRRs is far harder to reverse than waiting out a delay.
Getting an AUSU Payment to Reflect First Time
The system is built around the RRR rather than the transfer itself. Al-Istiqama University reads that reference to decide which account the money lands in, which is why the number matters more than the bank details.
Deciding upfront whether to bundle accommodation with Central Registration saves the most trouble, since the platform treats them as one payment or two depending on the option you pick at the start.
Returning students logging in with a registration number are routed to the university TAJ Bank account automatically, so there is no account number for you to enter and none to get wrong.
Keep the RRR and the confirmation page until your registration shows as cleared. Those two items settle almost every dispute about a payment that has not appeared.