Prospective and returning students of Edo State University, Iyamho, have been encouraged to check official university announcements concerning school fees and payment procedures for the 2026/2027 academic session. A check on the university’s official channels shows that the undergraduate fee description page at edouniversity.edu.ng/ug-fee-description still carries the header for the 2025/2026 academic session as of today. The page lists tuition from English at ₦205,650 to Medicine and Surgery at ₦3,900,600, and notes that accommodation is compulsory from ₦110,000 to ₦250,000. On 14-15 October 2026, several third-party education portals published what they describe as the 2026/2027 schedule. The figures they report are identical to the 2025/2026 official table:• Tuition range: ₦205,650 to ₦3,900,600 depending on programme and level • Fresh-student compulsory charges: ₦252,400 excluding entrepreneurship bundle (includes ₦70,000 acceptance fee, ₦82,000 Super Campus Wi-Fi, ₦40,000 LMS, ₦25,000 Edo Health Insurance, etc.) • Returning-student compulsory charges: ₦160,400 – ₦180,400 depending on listing • Compulsory hostel: ₦110,000 (upper bunk) to ₦250,000 (Premium Villa) • Entrepreneurship bundle: ₦23,200 to ₦35,400 by faculty A separate notice circulating titled “EDSU OPENS 2026/2027 SCHOOL FEES PORTAL FOR FRESH STUDENTS” dated 14 October 2026 states that the school fees payment portal for fresh students is now open and directs students to https://portal.edouniversity.edu.ng/ > login > Fees. The notice is attributed to a UAB-signed internal memo but was first published on a third-party service site, not yet on the university’s official news page. The portals themselves advise students to “always verify the latest fees on the official portal at edouniversity.edu.ng before making payment.” Until an official notice appears on edouniversity.edu.ng, students should treat the 2026/2027 figures and portal-open claim as unconfirmed but consistent with last session’s approved amounts. Education-news listings have highlighted these developments, but students should consult the university directly to confirm the current status of its payment portal, the approved fees and applicable deadlines. The amount payable may vary depending on the programme, level of study and other institution-approved categories. Students should therefore avoid relying on figures shared by friends, unofficial social media accounts or third-party websites unless those figures match an official university notice. They should also check whether the published amount covers tuition alone or includes other compulsory charges such as clinical training Medicine ₦500,000 at 300 Level and ₦1,000,000 at 400-600 Level, Nursing and Medical Laboratory Science ₦700,000 from 300 Level. Before making a payment, students should confirm that they are using the university’s authorised portal: https://portal.edouniversity.edu.ng/ They should check their registration details, payment description and amount before completing a transaction via Remita. After payment, students should retain their receipts and any confirmation generated by the system. If a transaction fails or the payment is not reflected in their student account, they should contact the Bursary or ICT unit for assistance rather than immediately paying again. The university warns against paying through individuals or private accounts. Preparing for university involves more than tuition payments. Students and families may also need to budget for accommodation, transportation, textbooks, meals, departmental requirements and other living expenses.

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