Adamawa State Scholarship 2025: Apply by July 21 for NCE, ND, HND & 100/200 Level Students
Summary
Adamawa State Scholarship 2025 for indigenous students: NCE I, ND I, HND I, 100L, 200L DE only. Apply July 11-21 at www.asstfy.ad.gov.ng/apply. Short 10-day window - don't miss it!
Adamawa State Scholarship 2025: Apply by July 21 for NCE, ND, HND & 100/200 Level Students
The Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund has opened applications for indigenous students enrolled in tertiary institutions across Nigeria. If you're from Adamawa State and starting your first year (or 200 level DE), you have until July 21, 2025 to apply.
Application Timeline
- Opening Date: Friday, July 11, 2025
- Closing Date: Monday, July 21, 2025
- Duration: 10 days only
Who Can Apply
This scholarship targets new intake students in the following categories:
Eligible Categories
- NCE I: National Certificate of Education (First Year)
- ND I: National Diploma (First Year)
- HND I: Higher National Diploma (First Year)
- 100 Level: University first-year students
- 200 Level DE: Direct Entry students ONLY
Eligibility Requirements
- Must be indigenous to Adamawa State
- Enrolled in any tertiary institution in Nigeria
- In first year of your programme (or 200L DE)
- Have proof of admission and state indigeneship
How to Apply
- Visit application portal: www.asstfy.ad.gov.ng/apply
- Create your account with valid email and phone
- Fill in personal information
- Provide details of your institution and programme
- Upload required documents (see below)
- Submit your application
- Print or save confirmation
Required Documents
Prepare these documents before starting your application:
Academic Documents
- Admission letter from your institution
- O'Level results
- JAMB result slip (for university students)
Indigeneship Documents
- State of origin certificate
- Local Government identification letter
- Birth certificate or age declaration
Personal Documents
- Valid ID card (National ID, voter's card, etc.)
- Passport photograph
- Bank account details (for scholarship disbursement)
What the Scholarship Covers
While specific amounts aren't stated, state scholarships typically cover:
- Partial or full tuition fees
- Book allowances
- Upkeep/stipend
Check the application portal or contact the Scholarship Trust Fund for exact benefits.
Important Information
Only for New Students
This is specifically for first-year students (or 200L Direct Entry). If you're in 200L through JAMB, 300L, or final year, this scholarship is not for you.
Short Application Window
With only 10 days to apply (July 11-21), you must act quickly:
- Don't wait until July 21
- Gather documents now
- Apply within the first few days
- Avoid last-minute portal congestion
Why Apply?
- Financial support: Reduces burden on families
- State investment: Adamawa investing in its students' education
- Merit recognition: Rewards educational achievement
- Free money: Scholarships don't need to be repaid
Tips for Successful Application
- Apply early (July 11-12) to avoid technical issues
- Ensure all documents are clear and legible
- Double-check all information before submitting
- Keep your application reference number
- Follow up if you don't receive confirmation
Contact Information
For questions about the scholarship:
- Contact Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund, Yola
- Visit state government education ministry
- Check the application portal for support contacts
Important Reminders
- Deadline: July 21, 2025 (short window!)
- Portal opens: July 11, 2025
- Eligibility: First-year students only (or 200L DE)
- Requirement: Adamawa State indigeneship
- Application: www.asstfy.ad.gov.ng/apply
Next Steps for Adamawa Students
- Confirm you're in first year (NCE I, ND I, HND I, 100L, or 200L DE)
- Gather all required documents
- Get state of origin certificate if you don't have one
- Mark July 11 on your calendar
- Visit www.asstfy.ad.gov.ng/apply when portal opens
- Submit application before July 21
If you're an Adamawa State indigene in first year of tertiary education, don't miss this scholarship opportunity. The application window is short - act fast!
Source: Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund, Yola