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Edo State University Iyamho Opens School Fees Portal for Fresh Students

Edo State University Iyamho Opens School Fees Portal for Fresh Students; Edo State University Iyamho (ESUI) has opened its school fees portal for newly admitted students. Fresh students who have accepted their admission offers, printed their JAMB admission letters and paid the university acceptance fee can now proceed to pay their school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The university has advised eligible students to complete the required admission procedures before making their school fees payments.

Requirements Before Paying ESUI School Fees

Before proceeding to pay their school fees, newly admitted students must complete the following steps:

  1. Accept admission on JAMB CAPS: Candidates must accept their admission offers through the JAMB Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS).
  2. Print the JAMB admission letter: Students should download and print their JAMB admission letters.
  3. Pay the acceptance fee: Students must pay the acceptance fee required by Edo State University Iyamho.

Only students who have completed these preliminary steps should proceed with the school fees payment process.

How to Pay Edo State University Iyamho School Fees

Eligible fresh students can follow these steps to pay their school fees online:

  1. Visit the Edo State University Iyamho portal.
  2. Enter the required student login details and sign in.
  3. On the left-hand side of the dashboard, select Fees.
  4. Follow the instructions displayed on the portal to complete the necessary fee payments.

Students should carefully follow the instructions on the university portal and ensure that their payments are completed correctly.

Check the ESUI School Fees Schedule

Before making payment, students can consult the Edo State University Iyamho school fees schedule for 2026/2027 to review the applicable charges for their programmes.

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