If you have already completed the process of applying for the University of the Philippines College Admission Test or UPCAT thru online or manual application process, then you may now pay for the application fee to proceed further. Note that you may not be able to proceed to the next process of the application if you did not settle the application fee.
There are different ways in paying for the application fee. The University of the Philippines or UP offer various mode of payment that will help you find your own choice of payment method to make sure that you can process your application comfortably. Below are the modes of payment authorized by the university.
Recognized Modes of Payment for the UPCAT application:
- Land Bank – You may pay at any Land Bank branched nationwide in the Account No. 1462-2220-13. This type of payment is only applicable for peso payments. The Land Bank will charge a service fee of 25 Pesos for every application.
- Philippine National Bank – This is applicable to all branches of PNB nationwide. You may pay using the Account No. This type of payment is applicable to both peso and dollar payments. The PNB will charge a service fee of 25 Pesos for every application.
- Manager’s/Cashier’s Check/s (MC/CC) – This type of payment recognized payment from
- Asia United Bank Corporation
- Bank of Commerce
- Bank of the Philippine Islands
- BDO Private Bank, Inc
- BDO Unibank, Inc
- China Banking Corporation
- China Banking Corporation
- Citibank NA
- Development Bank of the Philippines
- East West Banking Corporation
- Land Bank of the Philippines
- Maybank Philippines, Inc
- Metropolitan Bank & Trust Company
- Philippine National Bank
- PhilippineTrust Company
- Philippine Veterans Bank
- Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation
- Robinsons Bank Corporation
- Security Bank Corporation
- Standard Chartered Bank
- The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation
- Union Bank of the Philippines
- United Coconut Planters Bank
Note: The banks mentioned under Manager’s/Cashier’s Check/s (MC/CC) have set their own service fees.
Source: upd.edu