The registration portal at CUT is your online gateway to enrolling for your chosen programme, managing your modules, paying fees, and finalising your student registration for the academic year 2026/2027. Below is an in‑depth guide to using the portal, the registration process, deadlines, tips, and how to make sure you’re fully set up.
What is the CUT Registration Portal?
The CUT registration portal is the university’s official online platform where accepted students complete all requisite steps to officially register for their studies. Through the portal you can:
Confirm your admission and programme selection
Choose modules/courses for the semester or year
Pay fees (or set up payment plans)
Upload any required documents after admission (if applicable)
Finalise your registration so you can access lectures, timetables, and student services
According to the enrolment process page, registration can be completed “from anywhere – no need to visit the campuses” unless you require in‑person help.
Key Registration Dates for 2026/2027
First Semester Registration
The portal indicates that “Important dates for 1st Semester 2026 registration period will be updated here.”
As of now, exact dates are To Be Announced for all faculties.
For new Master’s/Doctoral students: First‐time entry registration is allowed until 31 March 2026.
Course Control Week
After registration opens, there is a Course Control Week during which you can make changes to modules (add/drop) or cancel enrolment.
Dates for that period are likewise indicated as To Be Announced.
Tips:
Because official dates are still pending, monitor the official CUT enrolment page regularly. Prepare your documents and finances ahead of time so you’re ready when registration opens.
How to Use the CUT Registration Portal – Step‑by‑Step
Step 1: Confirm Your Admission
Make sure you have received an offer from CUT and that you have your student number and login credentials.
If you haven’t yet, complete your admission acceptance and any outstanding tasks.
Step 2: Access the Portal
Visit the official CUT enrolment page (via “Enrolment Process” section).
Log in using your student credentials or PIN provided by CUT.
Step 3: Select Your Modules/Courses
Once logged in, choose your programme for the academic year 2026/2027.
Select the modules you will register for (check full‑year vs semester options).
Ensure prerequisites are met and there are no time‐table conflicts.
Step 4: Pay Required Fees or Set Up Payment Plan
Confirm your tuition, registration and any other applicable fees.
Pay via the portal, or set up instalment plan if available.
Keeping up with payment ensures registration remains active.
Step 5: Finalise Registration
Submit your registration through the portal once all tasks are complete.
Take note of your registration confirmation and print/save for your records.
Check if your status shows “Registered” or “Enrolled” for 2026/2027.
Step 6: Attend Orientation and Access Student Services
Once registration is complete, attend orientation (especially for first years).
You will receive access to your timetable, student email, learning management system and other services.
Common Issues & How to Avoid Them
Late registration: If you miss the opening window, you may face limited module choices or be blocked from registration entirely.
Outstanding fees: If you still owe previous years’ debts, registration may be blocked until you clear them.
Incorrect module selection: Double‑check prerequisites and whether modules are offered in your semester.
Technical access issues: Make sure your login details are correct; if you lose them, contact Student Enrolment Services.
Missing documents: Some faculties may still require document uploads; ensure they are certified and correctly submitted.
Tips for a Smooth Registration Experience
Apply early and complete admission tasks well before registration opens.
Save your login credentials and access portal with a reliable internet connection.
Have your finances ready: know your tuition/registration cost.
Choose modules strategically: use academic plan and timetable to avoid clashes.
Monitor your student email: Many registration updates are sent digitally.
Attend orientation: Gives you campus info and access to support services.