What the notice says
According to the University, the fraudulent messages ask candidates to provide personal details or follow certain instructions to “accept” admission. The institution clarified that no admission list has been released at this time and that it is not connected with the phone numbers, individuals or instructions contained in the circulating messages. Candidates have therefore been advised not to respond to such messages, make payments or disclose their personal information to anyone claiming to offer admission outside the University’s authorised admission process.
Source
Before paying fees, travelling, applying for hostel space, attending events, or changing your school plans, confirm the original notice through the source link below.