How To Track Your UCT Application


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Have you submitted your application to the University of Cape Town and you're now wondering how to track your application status? We might be able to help you.

Have you submitted your application to the University of Cape Town and you're now wondering how to track your application status? We might be able to help you.

How To Track Your Application

  1. Once you have applied, you can track your application status here
  2. Enter your log-in details which was given to you during the initial application process
  3. You'll now be on the Student Centre page
  4. Click on 'Admissions'
  5. Click on 'Overall Application Status'
  6. This page will show your current Academic Application, Housing and Funding Application statuses.

Should you have any problems logging in, please consult the student self-service help documentation here or send an email to [email protected].

On the same page, you can confirm your admission offer.

Final acceptance is dependent on your final school leaving results meeting the minimum admission requirements for your chosen programme, or the submission of your final academic record and certificate of conduct if you are studying elsewhere.

UCT is South Africa's oldest university and has its main campus on the slopes of Table Mountain in Rondebosch. There is also a medical campus, aligned to the famous Groote Schuur Hospital; a fine art campus in central Cape Town; and the Middle campus which houses the music, arts and related disciplines.

Visit UCT's website for more information.

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