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Yes. Honours and BTech students are invited to apply for the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) scholarships tenable at CPUT. This grant is exclusively for South African citizens. The forms must be hand-delivered at the CPGS offices. The assessment will be done by CPGS in line with other bursaries that are managed by CPGS. … Read more
Click here to access the fees as pdf Syllabus and fees First Year Compulsory subject(s): English (ENL102S)R4710 End-User Computing 1 (EUS101S)=>R6650 Business Management 1 (ONB103S)=>R4770 Personnel Management 1 (PEM101S)=>R3810 Semester 1 OnlyCompulsory subject(s): Quantitative Techniques 1 (QTE100S)R3440 Semester 2 OnlyCompulsory subject(s): Accounting For Personnel Practitioners (APO100S)R3490 Phasing Out – … Read more
Financial aid is money awarded to students who are financially needy and academically competent, or have a high level of academic achievement. The money can be used to pay for study-related costs as determined by the donor such as tuition fees, accommodation, meals, and books. Honours and BTech students are invited to apply for the … Read more
MANCOSA Funding for such financial aid is made through the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) and hence the size of any award is determined according to the NSFAS means test. All MANCOSA bursaries are offered for distance learning programmes, and are subject to the MANCOSA Bursary Policy. MANCOSA-BURSARY-2025/2026-AAPPLICATION FORM.pdf MANCOSA bursaries are only available to first … Read more
NSFAS intends to resolve these appeals within seven working days of receipt, unless there is insufficient information. The National Student Financial Aid Scheme is a South African government student financial aid scheme which provides financial aid to poor undergraduate students to help pay for the cost of their tertiary education after finishing high school. It … Read more
N+2 rule means that students only have N+2 years to finish a degree. “N” is minimum number of years allocated to complete a qualification (i.e. record time). The “+2” refers to the extra two years that a student may need to complete the qualification (making the maximum time) It would then refer to the number of … Read more
The 2025/2026 National Student Financial Aid Scheme (Nsfas) cycle opened on August 3, 2025/2026. Students have until November 30, 2025/2026, to apply. When will application results be communicated? Application results will be communicated to all applicants once NSFAS has received confirmation from the institution that an academic offer has been made to you. This will be communicated to you … Read more
Repayments only start once you have a job and are earning at least R30 000 a year. There is also no set deadline on when you have to pay back your loan, BUT it does earn interest. Which means the longer you take to pay it back, the more money you will owe NSFAS in the long run. It’s important to … Read more
NO. You might be on your 20s or 30s when you decide that you want to pursue your very first degree. You do however have one problem, you can’t afford it by yourself. No matter what your age is, if you meet the requirements, you can get funded by NSFAS. The NSFAS requirements are as follows: You’re a South … Read more