How To Track Your CPUT Application


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Have you applied to study at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology and now you want to know where your application stands? Well, here's how to track your application.


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Have you applied to study at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology and now you want to know where your application stands? Well, here's how to track your application.

How To Track Your Application

  1. CLICK HERE TO TRACK YOUR APPLICATION
  2. Successful candidates will be notified by SMS of their acceptance to the institution. You will be informed of the registration dates and times as well as the commencement of class.

When you are tracking your application, be sure to use the ID number you filled in on your initial application form or a valid student number.

If you have been conditionally accepted and have been admitted as well, you may still need to submit some documents to finalise your admission.

CPUT aims to have an impact on the world of technology. Mastering the technology required to send a satellite into space, saving lives with your specialised knowledge of emergency medical care or designing a fashion collection – Come create your future with CPUT!

Cape Peninsula University of Technology offers a variety of courses including short courses. 

Faculties

  • Applied Sciences
  • Business and Management Sciences
  • Education
  • Engineering and the Built Environment
  • Health and Wellness Sciences
  • Informatics and Design

Campuses

  • Athlone Campus
  • Belville Campus
  • District Six Campus
  • Granger Campus
  • Mowbray Campus
  • Wellington Campus

Should you need some help, email the admissions office at [email protected][email protected][email protected] or [email protected].

 

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