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NSFAS receives more than 51,000 applications in first four days of 2027 cycle

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NSFAS receives more than 51,000 applications in first four days of 2027 cycle

NSFAS has received 51,474 applications in the first four days of the 2027 funding cycle, with applicants urged to submit supporting documents before the October 31 deadline.

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