TUT NSFAS 2023/2024

Who Can Receive TUT NSFAS Funding 2023, TUT NSFAS 2023/2024

The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS), a government scholarship program, awards money to qualified students. Are you a TUT student unsure whether you’ll get NSFAS funding? Here is the solution. The Directorate of Financial Aid’s main responsibility is to oversee and administer numerous student funding possibilities for eligible students in accordance with the standards of each sponsor. Making these scholarships available to worthy students on all of TUT’s campuses is the university’s primary priority.

The university provides more than R1.4 billion in financial aid to more than 30 000 TUT students annually. If you do not fall under this category, you must take all necessary steps to obtain financial aid. kindly read the remaining paragraphs;

TUT NSFAS Application Process For 2023

follow these to apply for NSFAS Bursary at TUT for the academic year 2023

• Create a new myNSFAS account or make changes to an existing one.
• There are many pages on www.nsfas.org.za.
• To access “myNSFAS,” click the tab.
• Decide on “Register.”
• To authorize NSFAS to validate your information, check the relevant box.
• the form with your South African ID number exactly as it appears on your South
• African Identity Card (ID)
• Use your ID number as a reference to enter your entire name and last name.
• Your current email address should be entered.
• Verify the accuracy of your email.
• Enter the number on your cell phone.
• select a password
• check the password
• if it’s possible, a photo of your ID
• “Registering” a decision.
• An OTP will be sent to the email address and mobile phone number you provided.
• An OTP will be sent to the provided mobile phone number and email address (this OTP expires after 24 hours)
• After entering the OTP, click “Submit.” The re-registration process is now finished. Click the APPLY tab to be sent to the online application form.

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Documents Required for TUT NSFAS Applications 2023

The following documents need to be certified copies and can’t be older than three months. The South African Police Service or the South African Post Office must certify your paperwork. The following also applies if you are under 18 or above 18 but STILL DEPENDENT on your parent’s or guardian’s combined family income:

• 18 years old, together with a certified copy of your birth certificate or South African identification.
• You must present a certified copy of your unabridged birth certificate if you are 16 years old and do not have a green bar-coded ID or smart ID card.
• IDs for the guardians or parents (death certificate)
• IDs for the guardians or parents (and a death certificate if applicable).
  a certified copy of your most recent exam results or transcript. (If you are currently enrolled in Grade 12, you are not allowed to submit this.)
• records from the registrar of the university (if applicable)
• supporting documents for lodging and travel (if applicable)
• Download the consent form, fill it out, and get the signatures of each applicant who has declared income.
• Download and complete the Disability Annexure A Form if you have a disability.

Who Can Receive TUT NSFAS Funding 2023

To qualify for bursary applicant must possess the following

• a South African national; a yearly household income of less than R350 000;
• You received a grant from SASSA;
• you are enrolled in a report 191 or National Certificate Vocational program at a TVET institution, or you are applying to a public university to start your first undergraduate degree;
• You want to enroll in a public university or TVET college to earn a degree;
• You have already filled out college applications, and your household’s annual income is less than R122 000;
• For a TVET college, you need to have completed Grades 9 and 10, and for a university, you need to have finished Grade 12.

TUT Bursary Office