How To Track Your Nsfas Appeal

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For the 2024 academic year NSFAS received nearly 2million applications and they have already rejected 124,918 people. If you are one of those who was rejected and you want to appeal we have the the details you need.


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The process for tracking your NSFAS appeal may vary depending on the specific university or TVET college you are attending, but generally, you can follow these steps:

How To Get Your NSFAS Appeal Status

  • Log into your myNsfas account on www.nsfas.org.za
  • Click the 'Track Funding Progress' option
  • Check the application progress tabs
  • You will be able to track the progress of your appeal via your MyNSFAS account

Your Nsfas status will read "Active Appeal" once you have successfully submitted your NSFAS appeal. This Nsfas status indicates that your money has been conditionally granted and is awaiting final approval.

NSFAS Appeal Status

If your funding application is denied, your NSFAS status will change to "Application unsuccessful. However, if your funding application is granted, it will change to "Approved for financing subject to registration."

It is also important to keep in touch with the Financial Aid Office online, they will be able to provide you with updates on the status of your appeal and let you know if there are any additional documents or information that you need to provide.

Nsfas provides financial aid to students in the form of bursaries and allowances, to cover the costs of tuition, accommodation, and other expenses related to pursuing higher education.

The bursary scheme's main goal is to increase access to higher education for students from disadvantaged backgrounds who would otherwise be unable to afford it.

If you need more information please read our article How To Submit A NSFAS Appeal

 

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Blade Nzimande talking about NSFAS

2024 NSFAS applications are now open and all eligible students are encouraged to submit bursary applications. The minister believes several system enhancements will make it easier for students to submit NSFAS bursary applications. 

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