Selection Schedule: Deadlines as Separate Gates
The usual sequence
IUP selection follows staged gates: registration opens, the application and documents are submitted, an application fee may be paid, tests or interviews are scheduled, results are announced, tuition is paid, and the student completes registration. Exact dates belong to the current cycle and are published in the official schedule. Treat all times as WIB, UTC+7, unless the portal states otherwise.
Core rules and concepts
- Each stage has its own deadline; missing one usually ends the application.
- The announcement date is not the enrollment date. An offer can lapse if tuition and registration are late.
- Some stages require original-document verification after the online upload.
- Keep payment proof and portal screenshots because disputes are resolved with evidence.
- Do not rely on email alone; the applicant is responsible for checking the portal.
Worked example
Results are announced on 10 June. The tuition deadline is 15 June and registration closes on 20 June. An applicant who pays on 16 June has missed a separate gate even though the announcement was received. The reasoning is that announcement, payment, and registration are independent deadlines, not one combined step.
Traps that cost marks
Confusing the application closing date with the document-verification deadline; using a local time zone instead of WIB; waiting for an email that may go to spam; assuming the committee will grant an extension; and treating a conditional offer as final enrollment before payment and registration are complete.