KSUK School Fees 2024/2025: Are you interested in seeing the Kogi State University Kabba school fees schedule and full breakdown for all courses for the 2024/2025 academic session? Did you search to see the KSU Kabba School Fees for this session? Are you a fresh to returning student of KSUK and you want to know how much fees you’re to pay for this session?
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The management of the Kogi State University Kabba (KSUK) has officially released the approved school fees schedule by the Senate for the 2024/2025 academic session. To see them, continue reading.
KSUK School Fees 2024/2025
The Kogi State University Kabba (KSUK) after a Senate meeting hold in the school has released the approved school fees schedule for all students for the 2024/2025 academic session.
From what we could see in the above attached schedule of fees image, we can deduce that the KSUK current school fees for all students ranges from N80,000.00 (Eighty Thousand Naira) to N200,000.00 (Two Hundred Thousand Naira) only depending on the level of the student and the area they’re from (Indigene or Non-indigene)
KSUK School Fees For Fresh Students 2024/2025
For the 2024/2025 academic session, all newly admitted students of the Kogi State University Kabba will pay a fee that ranges from N80,000.00 to N100,000 for indigene while non-indigene students will pay a fee that range from N180,000.00 to N200,000.00.
It should be noted that the above fees varies according to each students department.
KSUK School Fees For Returning Students
All returning students of the Kogi State University Kabba will pay the same amount as paid by all fresh students of the school as there will be no changes in the amount of the fees.
The above means that all old or returning students of KSUK pays a fee that range from N80,000.00 to N200,000.00 depending on whether a student is an indigene or a Non-indigene.
KSUK Acceptance Fee 2024/2025
All newly admitted students who have accepted their admission successfully of the JAMB CAPS portal must pay an admission acceptance fee of N20,000.00 (Twenty Thousand Naira) only.
The above fees is non-refundable and is mandatory to be paid by all newly admitted students of the Kogi State University Kabba.
Kogi State University Kabba Hostel Accommodation Fee
There’s no official news or tagged fee regarding the KSUK Hostel Accommodation Fee for the 2024/2025 academic session because the school is still very new and just starting it’s second year of establishment.
As a new student, you should ready some money for Off campus accommodation but go to the school first and confirm if there’s any available hostel for students and if there’s none, then you do the needful.
FAQs:
How Can I Pay My KSU Kabba School Fees?
To pay your Kogi State University Kabba school fees, you have to note down the following account details then go to your Bank or any Bank Branch and make payment through their to the school account.
- Account Name: Kogi State University Kabba.
- Bank Name: First Bank of Nigeria Plc
- Account number: 2043419304
How Much Is KSU Kabba School Fees For Indigene?
Indigene Fees range from N80,000.00 to N100,000.00 for the 2024/2025 academic session.
How much Is KSU Kabba School Fees For Non-indigene?
It range from N180,000.00 to N200,000.00 for the 2024/2025 academic session.
Conclusion
The KSUK School Fees for the current academic session has been released by the management of the school and from the fees, indigene students pays a fee which ranges from N80,000.00 to N100,000.00 while Non-indigene students pay a fee that range from N180,000.00 to N200,000.00.
If you have any questions regarding the Kogi State University Kabba school fees or another thing entirely, kindly use the comments section below to ask and I will provide the best answers immediately.
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