University Applications Now Open For 2025 First Semester


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The Central Applications Office (CAO) has now opened applications for 2025 first semester. Apply now!


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The admission applications for all universities in Kwazulu-Natal are processed through the Central Applications Office (CAO) system. Now, the CAO has announced that some universities have opened 2025 semester 1 applications.

If you want to make a DUT application, Mangosuthu University application, UKZN application or UniZulu application for Semester 1 for the 2025 academic year, then this is for you. 

How To Apply

Online

  1.  Go to the CAO website
  2. Read How to use the programme list
  3. Refer to the summary of codes used
  4. Use the 'Index' to find which page the programme is on
  5. Click on 'Apply' on top 
  6. Go to Apply Now
  7. Complete the application by filling all required details and following the prompts
  8. Print out the declaration and deposit slip
  9. Pay application fee
  10. Attach required documents and proof of payment to the form of declaration
  11. Post to  CAO OR hand in at  CAO offices
  12. Keep receipt and make a note of CAO number and password in order to track your application status later

Physical

  1. Go to the CAO website
  2. Read How to use the programme list
  3. Refer to the summary of codes used
  4. Use the 'Index' to find which page the programme is on
  5. Download the application form from the site
  6. Fill in the application form with all relevant details
  7. Pay application fee
  8. Attach required documents and proof of payment to the form of declaration
  9. Post to  CAO OR hand in at  CAO offices
  10. Keep receipt and make a note of CAO number and password in order to track your application status later

How to Track Your Application

  1. Go to the CAO Website
  2. Click on My Application
  3. Fill in details and follow the prompts
  4. You should be able to view your status then
  5.  

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