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Zamfara State University (Zamsut) (2025/2026 Session) Acceptance Fee And School Fees Brekdown

Hello future ZAMSUTite! First of all, huge congratulations on securing admission into Zamfara State University, Talata‑Mafara. Seriously, you’ve conquered UTME stress, post‑UTME sweats, and that last nerve‑wracking moment when you finally saw your name on the admission list. Now, you’re facing a new challenge—figuring out how much it’s going to cost. If your pockets are sweating, just breathe—and maybe pour a drink while we walk through this together. Consider this your full financial dress rehearsal.


Your First Stop: The Acceptance Fee

Let’s lay it on the table—without paying the acceptance fee, you’re just a name on a list. That fee is what says, “Yes, I confirm I want it,” and unlocks the pathway to registration.

The Fee: How Much?

For the 2024/2025 session (and likely unchanged into 2025/2026), ZAMSUT charges ₦10,000 for freshers as an acceptance fee. Flat out, same for all faculties. No discounts, no special deals, and no negotiation—whether you're joining Arts or Engineering.

Deadline Drama

They usually give a week or two to pay after admission is confirmed. Miss it, and you might wake up to a “sorry, you lost your slot” message. You don’t want that kind of morning anxiety.

How to Proceed
  1. Log in to sis.zamsut.edu.ng

  2. Use your JAMB registration number as both username and password—default credentials will work.

  3. Generate the payment invoice for Acceptance Fee.

  4. Pay through Remita with the generated RRR code—online or bank.

  5. Print your receipt; take multiple copies (paper and screenshot).

Keep that receipt like your phone charger—it’s essential for screening and registration verification.


School Fees: The Big Number

Once that admission is locked in, you face the main challenge: school fees. And here’s the good thing—ZAMSUT has structured these reasonably, with a clear system that differentiates between indigenes and non‑indigenes.

For Fresh Students (100‑Level)
Faculty / Programme Indigene Fee (₦) Non‑Indigene Fee (₦)
Arts & Social Sciences 61,800 103,600
Education Programmes 61,800 – 64,800 103,600 – 125,600
Science & Allied Sciences 64,800 – 72,800 103,600 – 125,600
Health Sciences (Nursing, etc.) 84,800 149,600

Let’s look at a couple of examples:

  • You’re a Zamfara indigene in Education: ₦61,800

  • You’re from Lagos and studying Science: ₦125,600

That’s almost ₦64,800 difference merely based on where you come from. That Zamfara subsidy, my friend—it’s real money.


If You're Returning (200‑Level Up)

After surviving 100 level—God bless you—here’s how the fees change:

Faculty / Programme Indigene Fee (₦) Non‑Indigene Fee (₦)
Arts & Social Sciences 53,800 87,600
Education & Science Range 53,800 – 64,800 87,600 – 109,600
Health Sciences 73,450 126,900

So basically, expect about ₦54k to ₦73k for indigenes, and ₦88k to ₦127k for non‑indigenes in subsequent sessions. That’s a nice drop from fresh fees—and hopefully, you’ve started making small savings.


Accommodation: Hostel Powder

If you plan to stay on campus, here’s how much you need:

  • ZAMSUT hostel fee is ₦15,000 per year, no matter which hall.

Getting a room on campus is convenient and cheap—but spaces fill up quick. Latecomers might end up outside the gates.


The Extras Fees

Be ready for a few extra fees—not massive, but important:

  • Gown, ID, handbook: ₦2,000–₦5,000

  • Basic Medical or health screening: ₦2,000

  • TSHIP or health levy: ~₦7,000 (sometimes bundled with acceptance)

  • Late‑payment penalty: ₦10,000 if you miss the deadline

Add those together and plan for around ₦5,000–₦15,000 extra.


Budget Breakdown by Scenario

Let’s bring numbers to life:

A. 100‑Level Zamfara Indigene (Arts or Education)
  • Acceptance: ₦10,000

  • School fee: ₦61,800

  • Hostel: ₦15,000

  • Extras: ₦10,000
    Total: ₦96,800

B. 100‑Level Non‑Indigene (Science)
  • Acceptance: ₦10,000

  • School fee: ₦125,600

  • Hostel: ₦15,000

  • Extras: ₦10,000
    Total: ₦160,600

C. Returning Indigene (Science)
  • School fee: ₦64,800

  • Hostel: ₦15,000

  • Extras: ₦5,000
    Total: ₦84,800

D. Returning Non‑Indigene (Health Sciences)
  • School fee: ₦126,900

  • Hostel: ₦15,000

  • Extras: ₦5,000
    Total: ₦146,900

This is why budgeting matter. Save smart, step early.


Paying Your Fees: Walkthrough

  1. Login to sis.zamsut.edu.ng.

  2. Fresh? Pay your Acceptance Fee first.

  3. Generate and clear School Fees invoice.

  4. If needed, generate Hostel Fee invoice.

  5. Print receipts (keep 3–4 copies).

  6. Go to Bursary, authenticate your receipts.

  7. Visit Student Affairs & Hall Admin for ID and seating clearance.

  8. Register courses and upload required documents.

  9. Before exams, confirm with continuity office (clearance team).

Never pay through someone’s private account or shady cafés. Always use Remita and the official portal.


Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I pay in installments?
No. ZAMSUT does not officially allow tuition installments. The full amount is expected before the deadline.

Q: Is the acceptance fee refundable?
No. Once you pay the ₦10k, it’s gone—even if you back out last minute.

Q: Miss the deadline?
You risk a ₦10k penalty, blocked portal, or even lost admission.

Q: Can I get scholarships?
Yes! Browse the bursary notice board or Student Affairs for federal, state, or departmental scholarships.


Why This Matters

  • Plan ahead: Know the numbers before you show up.

  • Beat scammers: Pay on portal—not social media.

  • Avoid stress: No portal panic mid-semester.

  • Exam-ready: No outstanding balance mean you can write finals.

  • Peace of mind: When you budget wisely, you study happily.


Parting Advice

  1. Pay early—don’t wait on that “Portal downtime” rumor.

  2. Print receipts—you’ll need them for everything.

  3. Take backups—save in email or cloud storage.

  4. Network with seniors—they know faculty-level dues.

  5. Pack emergency money—small, unexpected charges pop up easily.

  6. Watch deadlines—flag them on your phone calendar.

  7. Avoid middlemen—never let anyone handle your payment.


Final Wrap-Up

Here’s the full breakdown:

  • Acceptance Fee: ₦10,000 (freshers only)

  • School Fee (Indigene Fresh): ₦61,800–₦84,800

  • School Fee (Non‑Indigene Fresh): ₦103,600–₦149,600

  • Returnees Fees: ₦53,800–₦126,900

  • Hostel: ₦15,000

  • Extras: ₦5,000–₦15,000

Freshers pay between ₦96,800 and ₦160,600 total, depending on origin and faculty. Returnees spend between ₦84,800 and ₦146,900. Those are the raw facts, wrapped in honest advice.

If you ever need a faculty-specific guide, hostel heater locations, or updates about scholarships—just drop a comment. I've walked these hallways and battled with receipts, and I'm here to make your journey smoother.

Here’s to a stress-free school fee payment, clear clearance, and a rewarding academic session at ZAMSUT. Let the real journey begin!

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