MUT is dedicated to offering accessible higher education opportunities to different students. For the 2026 academic year, students with lower Admission Point Scores (APS) have the opportunity to apply for various courses offered at MUT. These courses have fair admission point score.
MUT courses with low points open for 2026 applications
Understanding APS and Admission Requirements
The Admission Point Score (APS) is a crucial factor in South African university admissions, reflecting a student's performance in their National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations. Each subject's grade is converted into points, and the total APS determines eligibility for specific courses.
MUT calculates the APS based on the best six subjects presented by the applicant. Additionally, some departments may require entrance tests, and meeting the minimum APS does not guarantee admission due to limited space.
List of MUT Courses with Low points and their requirements for 2026
MUT Application Process for 2026
Prospective students should apply through the Central Applications Office (CAO).
Complete the online application form, providing accurate personal and academic information.
Submit certified copies of your National Senior Certificate (NSC) or equivalent qualifications.
Pay Application Fee (South African citizens: R250 and International applicants: R300)
MUT Deadlines for 2026 Applications
The deadline for applications to Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) for the 2026 academic year is 30 September 2025. This means that all prospective students must submit their applications before this date to be considered for admission.
Here's why you should apply early
Disadvantages of Applying Late
Conclusion
Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) provides a great opportunity for students with lower APS to pursue higher education in 2026. With a range of diploma programmes that have accessible admission requirements, prospective students can take advantage of this chance to further their studies.
However, it is crucial to apply early through the Central Applications Office (CAO) to secure a spot before the deadline on 30 September 2025. Early applications not only increase the chances of acceptance but also provide ample time for funding and accommodation arrangements.