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2018 KPMG Nigeria University Scholarship Program For Nigerians

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Applications are currently invited for the 2018 KPMG Nigeria University Scholarship. This scholarship program is awarded to Nigerians who are interested in pursuing a degree program in any Nigerian Institutions.
This scholarship program is committed to Improving Communities and contributing towards Education Advancement.
Application Deadline: 21st September 2018

Eligible Countries: Nigeria

Type: Undergraduate

Eligibility: To be eligible, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Have completed their secondary education at a state public secondary school within the last 2 years
A minimum of 5 Distinctions (As & Bs) from their WASSCE (including English and Mathematics)
A minimum score of 230 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)
Already have an admission letter or a provisional letter of admission to a federal university in Nigeria
Application Process: Interested applicants are required to Send an email to NG-FMCareers@ng.kpmg.com with the following details: Name, Residential Address, E-mail Address, Phone Number.

Also attach the following documents in a zipped folder;

WASSCE Certificate
UTME Result Slip
Provisional Letter of Admission/Letter of Admission to a Federal University in Nigeria
Birth Certificate
Kindly state the code KSP2018 in the subject of the email.



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