LAUTECH has notified all candidates offered admission to various programs for the 2026/2027 academic session.
To ensure the processing of their admission letters, students must pay their tuition and other relevant fees within a specified deadline.
Payment Deadline and Consequences
All admitted candidates screened successfully during the verification exercise must pay their tuition fees and other relevant fees within 21 days from Thursday, April 20, 2026.
The university will not recommend the candidate to JAMB for the release of their admission letter on failure to complete the payment process by the deadline, which is by midnight on Thursday, May 11, 2026,
Importance of Timely Payment
To secure your admission at LAUTECH, making timely payments for tuition and other relevant fees is necessary.
The Admitted candidates must be proposed by the University authority on JAMB CAPS to release their admission letters.
This process is done when fee payments are completed within the specified time.
Steps to Follow
Candidates should follow the steps below to ensure the admission process runs smoothly.
- Using their login credentials, Log in to the LAUTECH portal.
- Review for their respective programs, the tuition and other relevant fees.
- Within the specified deadline, make the necessary payments.
Why the May 11 LAUTECH Deadline Controls Your Admission Letter
The consequence here is unusually direct. Paying late does not simply attract a penalty, it stops LAUTECH recommending you to JAMB on CAPS, which means no admission letter is released at all.
The window runs 21 days from Thursday, April 20, 2026 and closes at midnight on Thursday, May 11, 2026. That is the whole allowance, and it applies to candidates who have already cleared the verification exercise.
Log in to the LAUTECH portal early rather than near the end of the window, since that is where the fees for your own programme are displayed and where the payment is initiated.
Check your programme’s charges carefully before transferring, because the amount differs between programmes and paying short leaves the process incomplete.
Keep the receipt and transaction reference for every payment. Those records are what the bursary works from if a payment does not appear against your name before the deadline passes.