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NSFAS has provided clarity on how the N+ rule works to clear up any confusion students still have. Read further to find out more. 

The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Dr Blade Nzimande has urged students funded by NSFAS to update their details on the myNSFAS portal so that they may receive their allowances in their NSFAS Wallet. 

NSFAS has extended the deadline for appeals from 2021 continuing students at TVET colleges after these colleges didn't meet the initial deadline due to various challenges. 

NSFAS offers student loans and bursaries for students who qualify. Returning students wishing to submit appeals to NSFAS have only a few days left to do so.

NSFAS-Funded students who qualify to receive allowances directly from NSFAS will receive cash funds in their NSFAS Wallets. If you have been wondering how you can check your balance in your NSFAS Wallet, keep reading to find out. 

If you're a NSFAS-funded student and you've forgotten your NSFAS password, keep reading to find out how to retrieve it. 

NSFAS-Funded students who qualify to receive allowances directly from NSFAS will receive cash funds in their NSFAS Wallets. You may be wondering what NSFAS Wallet is, continue reading to find out. 

Recently, an image speaking on NSFAS allowances for the 2021 academic year was circulated on social media. This of course would cause anxiety and frustration amongst many NSFAS beneficiaries. NSFAS has therefore stepped up and cleared the air on what's real and what's not.

Should you have been funded by NSFAS when it was in the form of a loan scheme and you're now looking to repay your loan, here are the ways in which you can do so. NSFAS provides funding for higher education studies to South African students.

NSFAS-Funded students who qualify to receive allowances directly from NSFAS will receive cash funds in their NSFAS Wallets. If you need further assistance with your NSFAS wallet here's what to do. 

NSFAS Administrator Dr Carolissen discusses why NSFAS students have had to wait until the next academic year for their promised laptops. 

So, you've completed your application to have your higher education studies funded by NSFAS. Now, you're waiting to hear whether it has been successful or not. Here's what will happen and what you can do if your application was unsuccessful.

University of Mpumalanga is now assessing the damage following a student rampage over NSFAS funding. Students destroyed university property which will cost the University millions of rands. The University has also had their examinations affected.

With the 2020 school year coming to an end and the academic year for some tertiary institutions finishing, higher education now has to put plans in place for next year as we all try to live alongside the virus and minimise it's effects.

Students at the University of Free State (UFS) are joining other South African Universities as they protest due to them not receiving their NSFAS allowances. The students are now calling for the University management to pay students their allowances out of their own pockets while they wait for NSFAS to disburse allowances.

Minister of Higher Education, Blade Nzimande, has detailed when Universities will be completing the current academic year as well when they'll be starting the next. Surprisingly, these dates might not be what we originally thought they would be due to the pandemic.

NSFAS-Funded students who qualify to receive allowances directly from NSFAS will receive cash funds in their NSFAS Wallets. If your NSFAS Wallet is locked, no worries. Here's why and how to unlock it. 

NSFAS is a financial aid scheme which provides higher education funding to TVET College students. Their funding goes beyond tuition fees. Here's how NSFAS for TVET Colleges works.

NSFAS is currently preparing for applications for 2021 as the time comes closer. NSFAS Administrator, Randall Carolissen, previously said that applications will open on 1 August. Usually, applications open in September but should they open earlier, this would come as an advantage as an increase in demand is expected. 

With the academic year most likely being extended, this will see Government give billions towards NSFAS. NSFAS has also stated that changes will be made to processes such as allowances and admissions.