NNPC–SNEPCo Scholarship 2026: Applications Open Until November 30, Apply Now

• The NNPC–SNEPCo Scholarship 2026 is accepting applications from eligible Nigerian undergraduates, offering annual grants with a November 30 deadline.

Applications are open for the 2026 NNPC–SNEPCo National University Scholarship, providing financial support to eligible students in public Nigerian universities.

Successful applicants receive annual grants from their second year until graduation, subject to the award’s academic and other conditions. Applications close on November 30, 2026.

Who can apply?

Applicants must:

• Be Nigerian citizens.
• Be full-time, second-year students at an NUC-accredited public Nigerian university.
• Have a minimum CGPA of 3.5 out of 5, or its equivalent.
• Not hold another scholarship from a Nigerian or international oil-and-gas organisation.

Female students are strongly encouraged to apply. Shortlisted candidates will undergo a monitored computer-based test, followed by academic verification before awards are issued. PUNCH

Documents to prepare

• Recent JPEG passport photograph, no larger than 200KB.
• University or JAMB admission letter.
• UTME result.
• O’Level results and applicable A-Level, OND or NCE results.
• State-of-origin identification showing local government of origin.
• Academic results after completing 100 level.
• Completed government official declaration form linked on the portal.

How to apply

1. Visit the official Scholastica application portal.
2. Register and activate your account through email.
3. Complete your details and upload the required documents.
4. Review everything, select the scholarship under “Active Scholarships” and submit.
5. Check your application confirmation.
6. Download your profile, obtain your Head of Department’s signature and upload it for verification.

Applicants should follow the portal’s NIN instructions and ensure names match their documents.

Application is free. Email submissions are not accepted, and SNEPCo has appointed no application agents. Beneficiaries must maintain the required academic standard; awards cannot be transferred to another course or university.