Every now and then, a little help shows up — not from your uncle or some crowdfunding site, but from folks who actually want to support your academic hustle. That’s what the Nagas Group Undergraduate Scholarship feels like. Quiet, simple, but helpful.
Applications for the 2025 round are open now. If you’re in a Nigerian university and tired of scraping through school bills, keep reading. This one might be for you.
Who Can Apply?
The requirements are pretty relaxed, and that’s refreshing.
To qualify, you must:
- Be a full-time undergraduate student
- Be studying in an accredited Nigerian university
- Have a valid student ID card and matric number
No CGPA barrier. No long essay about your life’s purpose. Just proof that you’re in school and serious about staying there.
How It Works (Not Hard, Honestly)
The application process is broken into three easy steps:
1. Sign Up
Start by creating your profile. You’ll need to fill in your:
- Full name
- Phone number
- School
- Department
- Matric number
- Level
It’s nothing you haven’t done before.
2. Take a Short Quiz
This isn’t JAMB. But still, pay attention.
You’ll be tested on:
- Maths
- English
- General Knowledge
Score at least 70%, and you move to the next stage. It’s a quick filter — no need to overthink.
3. Upload Your Documents
If you pass the quiz, you’ll be asked to upload:
- Your student ID card
- Admission letter
- Most recent school fees receipt
Make sure your documents are clear and not sideways or blurred like a rushed WAEC selfie.
What You Stand to Get
It’s not millions, but it’s enough to make a dent in your fees or cover books, data or maybe even a mattress (if you’ve been sleeping on foam since 100 level).
Each selected student gets ₦50,000. No loan. No payback. Just money to support your school life.
Deadline to Apply
You’ve got until 9 August 2025 to send in your application.
But if you wait till the last minute, and network messes you up or the quiz portal freezes? That one’s on you.
So apply early. It won’t take more than 30 minutes from start to finish if you’ve got your documents ready.