Call For Applications: Federal Government Bursary (FSB) Award 2024 (Up to N150,000 fund)

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5 months ago

April 19, 2024

The Federal Ministry of Education is pleased to announce the 2024 Federal Government Bursary Award for qualified Nigerian students of tertiary institutions.

The FSB Bursary Award annually offers a cash award of N150,000.00 to all selected applicants who are registered students of either universities or Nigerian colleges of education.

The Federal Ministry of Education invites interested and qualified Nigerians to participate in the 2023/2024 Education Bursary Award (EBA) tenable in Nigerian Public Tertiary Institutions.

The scholarship is open to students from the country’s registered universities and colleges of education in their second year of study or above, with no hindrance to students with disabilities.

You are encouraged to seize this opportunity, and apply as soon as possible to benefit from the bursary.

Eligibility

To be considered for the FSB Bursary 2024, you must:

be a registered student studying Education in Nigerian Colleges of Education and Universities.
must be full-time student of these institutions.
All applicants including Persons with disabilities must be in their second year or above
must not be a beneficiary of any subsisting scholarship

Benefits

The FSB Bursary Award is a N150,000 fund awarded each year to all beneficiaries of the scholarship.

The award is renewable every year until the beneficiary graduates from the college or university he is studying at.

Required Documents

To apply, candidates must be ready to submit the following documents;

Letter of Admission to the Institution
State of origin certificate
National Identity Number
CGPA Result (Academic Transcript)

Application Process

To apply for the FSB Bursary Award, all qualified candidates are advised to follow the instructions below:

Click on the button below to visit Federal Ministry of Education’s website
Click on Federal Scholarship Board ICON on the Home Page
Select Federal Education Bursary Award (EBA)
Read Guidelines and then Complete the Application Form online.
Print the completed application form for reference purposes.
Note that double Entries will be disqualified!
Enquiries can be directed to; fsb@education.gov.ng or 09015705399/07047719254
CREDIT: msmeafricaonline

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