Kisii University Admission List 2025/2026 KUCCPS Intake | Check Here
An admission list is the official record of applicants who have been offered admission (usually provisional) to Kisii University for a particular intake and academic year. The list identifies applicants by name and index/registration number and is the university’s formal means of communicating who has been admitted and into which programme. The admission list is typically accompanied by an admission letter (PDF) containing joining instructions and fee information.
2025/2026 KUCCPS Admission Lists of Kisii University
How students appear on the admission list (main routes)
- KUCCPS placement (government-sponsored): Students who apply through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) are placed into programmes and institutions. Students whose placement is accepted by Kisii University will appear on the KUCCPS/Kisii University admission list.
- Direct/Self-sponsored admission: Applicants who apply directly to Kisii University (self-sponsored, institutional selection, mature entry, or transfer) are considered by the university’s admission office. Successful applicants are published on the university’s admission portal.
- International and special intakes: International applicants and special-sponsored intakes follow the university’s specific procedures and—if offered—will likewise be listed and issued admission letters via the Kisii University admissions system.
Where and how to check the admission list/admission letter
Primary channels
- Kisii University Digital Admissions Portal (Admission Centre): Enter your KCSE index number (format: XXXXXXXXXX/YYYY) to search and download your admission letter and fees structure. The digital portal is the authoritative place to access admission documents and to self-admit (https://digital.kisiiuniversity.ac.ke)
- KUCCPS portal: If you applied through KUCCPS, you can also confirm placement through KUCCPS’s student portal and see the programme and institution assigned (https://kuccps.net/)
Steps to Take After Confirming Your Name (Acceptance and Self-Admission)
- Download the admission letter and read the joining instructions and the fees breakdown carefully.
- Self-admit / accept the offer via the Kisii University Service/Selfcare portal (links are available on the admissions centre). The portal normally provides buttons to accept, defer, or decline the offer.
- Follow the admission steps listed on the portal (profile, biodata, academic history, uploads) and print/save the confirmation once completed
Deferment, programme change, or withdrawal
- The Kisii University admission portal often allows you to defer admission if you cannot report for that intake (the admission page shows a defer option). If you wish to change programme or withdraw, follow the portal instructions and, if needed, contact the admissions office directly.
Common pitfalls & practical tips
- Use the exact index format required by the portal (index number/year). Mistyping the index or year is the most common reason a candidate shows “not found.”
- Download and keep copies(PDF and printed) of the admission letter and fees schedule.
- Check deadlines for acceptance, payment and physical registration on the admission letter — failing to meet deadlines can lead to the offer being withdrawn.
- Confirm mode of study and campus (main campus vs satellite campus) as indicated on the admission letter.
Where to find official information
- Kisii University Admissions Centre (Digital Portal) — primary source for admission letters and self-admission.
- Kisii University official website (admissions/how-to-apply pages) — programme lists, application guidance and contacts (https://kisiiuniversity.ac.ke/).
- KUCCPS student portal — for government-sponsored placements and placement queries (https://kuccps.net/).
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