NSFAS declines over 160,000 applications

''It is important for unsuccessful applicants to note that they have the opportunity to appeal such NSFAS decisions by submitting relevant supporting documents between January 20 and February 20 2023,’’ said Khosa.

He said 210,679 applications are still being assessed in terms of their financial eligibility, 149,202 applications are awaiting academic eligibility and 273,746 are awaiting evaluation.Meanwhile, higher education minister Blade Nzimande announced yearly allowances for NSFAS-funded university and TVET college students for the year.

Students living in universities that provide accommodation but not catering will receive a yearly R5,460 learning material allowance, R16,500 living allowance and a R45,000 accommodation allowance.

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About 900,000 students stand to benefit from an Nsfas budget of R47.6 billionHigher Education Minister Blade Nzimande says the National Student Financial Aid Scheme budget for 2023 was projected at just under R50 billion. I wonder what the impact would be if deserving and promising small businesses were also given that much a year as grants. I am referring to this in an ideal world where cadres do not exist. But I thought Zuma implemented free education for all? That’s what his brainwashed fans keep singing about 🤷🏻‍♂️ More freebies
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