To submit the completed bursary application form, ensure all sections are accurately filled, and required documents are attached. You may submit the form via email to the provided bursary email address, mail it to the specified physical address, or upload it through the online submission portal if available. Always check the specific submission instructions and deadlines provided by your funding institution to ensure timely and proper submission.

Make sure to check the application deadlines for 2024 and 2025 on the funding institution's website. Submission deadlines typically fall in the months of January and July each year. Ensure timely submissions to avoid missing out on bursary opportunities.

The bursary application form is designed to help students apply for financial aid to support their full-time studies. It includes sections meant to capture personal details, academic history, achievements, and intended qualifications. Properly completed forms improve the chances of securing financial assistance for university education.

• 1. Title: Indicates the applicant's title, such as Mr, Mrs, or Miss.
• 2. Surname: The applicant's last name.
• 3. Full Names: The applicant's full given names.
• 4. South African ID No: The applicant's South African identification number.
• 5. Population Group: Indicates the applicant's population group (e.g., African, Coloured, Indian, White).
• 6. Home Address: The applicant's residential address.
• 7. Province: The province where the applicant lives.
• 8. E-Mail: The applicant's email address.
• 9. Contact Telephone: The applicant's landline contact number.
• 10. Cell Phone: The applicant's mobile phone number.
• 11. I am presently studying: Indicates whether the applicant is currently studying.
• 12. Intended Qualification: The academic qualification the applicant intends to pursue.
• 13. University: The university where the applicant plans to study.
• 14. Reference Code: A reference code related to the application.
• 15. Major subjects for degree: The main subjects the applicant will study towards their degree.
• 16. Grade 11 Results: The applicant's academic results from Grade 11.
• 17. Subjects: The specific school subjects the applicant has taken.
• 18. HG/SG: Indicates if the subject was taken at Higher Grade (HG) or Standard Grade (SG).
• 19. %: The percentage scores achieved in each subject.
• 20. Grade 12: Refers to the applicant’s Grade 12 year.
• 21. Final or latest term results: The most recent academic results available for the applicant.
• 22. Tertiary Results: The applicant's academic results from tertiary education institutions, if applicable.
• 23. Subjects: The specific subjects studied at the tertiary level.
• 24. Achievements I am proud of: A list of notable achievements the applicant feels proud of.
• 25. Applicant's signature: The applicant's signature, which is required for form validation.
• 26. Date: The date when the form was completed and signed.
• 27. COPIES OF MY SCHOOL / COMPLETE UNIVERSITY RESULTS ARE ATTACHED: Indicates that copies of academic results have been attached to the form.
• 28. INCOMPLETE APPLICATION WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED: A declaration that incomplete applications will not be taken into account.

Failing to submit this form can result in being ineligible for bursary consideration. It is essential to complete and submit the form by the stated deadlines to avoid missing out on financial support opportunities.

• Missed Deadline: Submitting after the deadline can result in automatic disqualification.
• Incomplete Application: Incomplete forms will not be considered, wasting your efforts.
• Lost Opportunity: Failing to submit the form means losing the chance to receive financial assistance.

• 1. Applying for Financial Aid: When you need financial support for your university education.
• 2. Demonstrating Academic Achievement: To showcase your academic history and results.
• 3. University Application Requirements: If the university requires proof of academic standing and personal details for bursary consideration.