This information is for all postgraduate students of the Kebbi State University of Science and Technology (KSUSTA). The management of the institution has released the amount they are required to pay for registration for the 2026/2027 academic session.
KSUSTA Postgraduate School Fees
The same registration fee figures for KSUSTA’s postgraduate programme have been quoted by fee trackers for several academic sessions running, going back to at least 2019/2020, with no official ksusta.net documentation or dated schedule we could verify directly. That kind of multi-year consistency is unusual for Nigerian postgraduate fees, so these numbers should be treated as the best available reference rather than a confirmed current figure. Confirm with the School of Postgraduate Studies before paying:
Registration Fee Per Session Per Student for Nigerian
- 1. Ph.D. and M.Phil. Programme: N130,000.00
- 2. M.Sc. Programme: N110,000.00
- 3. PGD Programme: N90,000.00.
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Registration Fee Per Session Per Student for Foreigner
- 1. Ph.D. and M.Phil. Programme: N170,000.00
- 2. M.Sc. Programme: N150,000.00
- 3. PGD Programme: N130,000.
Students who wish to be accommodated in the university hostel are to pay an additional N60,000 for a room per session.
KSUSTA has not published a separate tuition fee breakdown beyond the registration fee above; the registration fee is what the School of Postgraduate Studies currently bills.
Newly admitted students are to pay a N10,000.00 acceptance fee to the account below (only the acceptance fee is payable to this account):
Account Name: Postgraduate School/KSUSTA
Account No: 4003060886
Bank: Eco Bank Plc
Verify this account detail directly with the School of Postgraduate Studies before sending any payment, since account details are also something scammers target around admission season.
Verifying Your KSUSTA Postgraduate Account Before Paying
Add up your programme’s registration fee, the N10,000 acceptance fee if you are a new student, and the N60,000 hostel charge if you need accommodation, to get your full cost before approaching the School of Postgraduate Studies. Foreign students should expect to pay roughly N20,000 to N40,000 more per programme than Nigerian students at the same level.
Because the registration figures above have stayed the same across several academic sessions without a dated official schedule to confirm them, and because the acceptance fee account details are a common scam target, call or visit the School of Postgraduate Studies directly to confirm both the current amount and the account name and number before transferring any money.