DELSU First Year Acceptance Fee & Clearance Requirements 2024

Embarking on a new academic journey is an exhilarating experience filled with promise, potential, and the prospect of new beginnings.

For the fresh faces stepping into the hallowed halls of Delta State University (DELSU), this moment marks the start of a transformative chapter in their lives.

In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through the essential steps of the DELSU First Year Clearance, demystifying the process and empowering you to kickstart your academic journey on the right foot. From understanding the required documentation to highlighting key deadlines, we’ve got you covered.

So, whether you’re a fresh-faced student eager to make your mark or a concerned parent seeking clarity on this pivotal procedure, join us as we unravel the intricacies of the DELSU First Year Clearance, ensuring that you’re well-equipped to embark on this exciting educational adventure. Let’s dive in!

DELSU Acceptance Fee

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All candidates who applied for admission through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination and were successful and offered Provisional Admission to 100 level (UTME) courses at the Delta State University, Abraka, for the current academic session are each required to make immediate payment of a non-refundable acceptance fee as indicated below and tender the evidence at the point of screening in the relevant Faculties.

ProgrammesDeltanNon-Deltan
Medicine & Surgery, Law and Nursing Science₦65,000₦75,000
Pharmacy and Engineering₦60,000₦70,000
Other Faculties/Department₦50,000₦60,000
The Delta State University (DELSU) acceptance fee for newly admitted students

Acceptance of Admission in CAPS

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A Provisionally admitted candidate has to visit the JAMB CAPS Site and accept his or her offer of admission.

The candidates have a maximum of four weeks from the date of the provisional admission to do this.

Failure would leave JAMB with the choice of placing their names under “refusal to accept admission”, and this is punishable by ineligibility to be admitted again by JAMB.

Faculty Screening

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Portrait of a cheerful young female pharmacist standing with a digital tablet while looking at the camera in a pharmacy

Candidates are advised to take the following items/documents with them to their Faculties for the Screening Exercise, which starts immediately and will last for 4 (four) weeks.

  • Evidence of payment of Acceptance fee
  • Original JAMB Admission Letter
  • Original UTME result printout, not notification of result, computer printout of private candidates
  • SSCE result duly Certified and stamped by the principal (Original and five photocopies)
  • Letter of reference from a reputable Clergyman/Imam/Lawyer/Senior Civil Servant (Original and five photocopies
  • Birth Certificate/Sworn Declaration of Age (Original and five photocopies)
  • Local Government of origin or State of origin Certificate, not affidavit of Local Government
  • School testimonial (Original and five photocopies
  • Passport photographs with red background (12 copies) with one passport on the file and two passports on only the clearance form
  • All candidates who obtained their entry qualifications, i.e. WASC, GCE, NECO, etc., on or before 2020 (WAEC) must tender the original of their certificates.
  • The use of an affidavit in lieu of a Statement of Result and correction of names will not be accepted.
  • University Health Centre Medical Card

NOTE: Any candidate who fails to show up for the Screening Exercise within the stipulated period (4 WEEKS) will be deemed to have rejected the offer. Consequently, the offer elapses


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