Kogi State University, Kabba (KSUK), has released the approved school fees schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session.Â
Whether you are a newly admitted candidate or a returning student, understanding the current fee structure is essential for proper financial planning and a smooth registration process.
Here is a detailed breakdown of the KSUK school fees for the 2025/2026 academic session, payment procedures and answers to frequently asked questions.
KSUK School Fees for All Courses and Faculties 2025/2026
The table below provides the complete breakdown of school fees across all programmes currently offered at Kogi State University, Kabba, for both indigenes and non indigenes.
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Programme | Indigene Fee | Non Indigene Fee |
|---|---|---|
B.A. History and Diplomatic Studies | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.A. English Language and Literature | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.A. Film Production | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.A. Linguistics | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.A. Music | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.A. Theatre Arts | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
Faculty of Management, Administration, and Social Sciences
Programme | Indigene Fee | Non Indigene Fee |
|---|---|---|
B.Sc Business Administration | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.Sc Finance | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.Sc Accounting | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Economics | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Political Science | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.Sc Public Administration | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Geography | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Mass Communication | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
Faculty of Science and Computing Studies
Programme | Indigene Fee | Non Indigene Fee |
|---|---|---|
B.Sc Biochemistry | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.Sc Biotechnology | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.Sc Chemistry / Industrial Chemistry | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Computer Science | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Cyber Security | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Geology | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.Sc Microbiology | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Mathematics | N80,000.00 | N180,050.00 |
B.Sc Statistics | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
B.Sc Physics | N100,000.00 | N200,050.00 |
KSUK Acceptance Fee for 2025/2026
Before you pay your tuition fees, every newly admitted student is required to pay an acceptance fee.
This is a compulsory one time payment that signals your intention to take up the admission offered to you by the university.
Failure to pay the acceptance fee within the stipulated time could result in forfeiting your admission.
Student Category | Acceptance Fee |
|---|---|
Indigene (Kogi State) | ₦10,000.00 |
Non Indigene | ₦20,000.00 |
The acceptance fee is paid through the Remita platform via the KSUK student portal before proceeding to pay your main school fees.
Both payments must be completed and receipts printed before you can proceed to the next stage of your registration.
How to Pay KSUK School Fees 2025/2026
The payment process for KSUK school fees is fairly straightforward. There are two approaches: online via the student portal and over the counter at a bank using the Remita platform.
Online Payment Method
Visit the official KSUK website at www.ksukabba.edu.ng
Log in to the student portal using your registered username and password
If you are a fresh student, click on "New Student" and enter your JAMB registration number to create your portal access
Go to the payment section and select the appropriate fee type: Acceptance Fee or School Fees
Submit your details and wait for a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) to be generated
Use the RRR to complete your payment either online or at a bank
Print and keep your payment receipt for documentation purposes
Bank Payment Method
Visit any First Bank of Nigeria branch near you
Proceed to the payment services window or teller
Provide the account details: Account Name: Kogi State University Kabba School Fees Account; Bank: First Bank of Nigeria Plc; Account Number: 2043419304
State your school fees amount clearly and provide your personal details for proper documentation
Collect your payment teller and keep it safely
Both methods are valid. However, the online Remita route is faster and more convenient because it provides an instant digital record of your transaction.
KSUK Registration Process for Fresh Students
Paying your fees is just one part of the registration process. For newly admitted 100 level and Direct Entry students, the full registration process for the 2025/2026 session involves several steps:
Check Your Admission on JAMB CAPS: Log in to the JAMB portal and confirm that your admission status has been updated. Accept the admission on CAPS before taking any other step.
Print Your JAMB Admission Letter: Download and print the institution's copy of your JAMB admission letter.
Pay Acceptance Fee: Visit www.ksukabba.edu.ng, log in or create a new student profile, and pay the acceptance fee through Remita.
Pay School Fees: After the acceptance fee payment is confirmed, proceed to pay your tuition fee based on your programme and indigeneship status.
Print Both Receipts: Print receipts for both the acceptance fee and school fees payments.
Report to the Admissions Office: Take your Post UTME printout and the institution's JAMB admission letter to the Admission Officer at the university for physical verification.
Complete Departmental Registration: Report to your faculty and department for course registration and other departmental formalities.
Do not skip any step in this process. Each one feeds into the next, and incomplete registration could affect your student status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why do some students pay more than others at KSUK?
A: The fee payable depends on factors such as your course and programme of study, whether you are an indigene or non indigene of Kogi State, and whether you are a newly admitted or returning student.
Q: Is the acceptance fee included in the school fees?
A: No. The acceptance fee is a separate payment made by newly admitted students to secure their admission before completing registration.
Q: Does KSUK charge different fees for indigenes and non indigenes?
A: Yes. Kogi State indigenes generally pay lower tuition than non indigenes under the university's approved fee structure.
Q: What happens if I don't pay my fees before the deadline?
A: Failure to pay within the approved period may lead to late registration penalties, inability to register courses, restricted access to university services, or exclusion from examinations.
Q: Can I complete course registration without paying my school fees?
A: Generally, no. Students are expected to pay the prescribed school fees before completing course registration and other academic procedures.
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