Jim Ovia Foundation Scholarship 2024: Application DetailsSC

 




Jim Ovia Foundation Scholarship 2024: Application Details
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Jim Ovia Foundation Scholarship applications for 2024 are now open. Submit your documents before the deadline on 24th November.



The Jim Ovia Foundation has officially announced the opening of its 2024 scholarship application period.



Applications are open from 18 November 2024 and will close on 24 November 2024 at midnight.

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Required Documents

Applicants must upload the following documents:A recognised government-issued ID.
A recent passport photograph.
The official JAMB certificate.
The admission letter issued by the university.
The acceptance letter from the institution.
A copy of the UTME result.
The current academic calendar of the institution, stamped and signed.
A signed and stamped copy of the CGPA result. Medical students must provide a stamped copy of their latest exam results, including grades translated into CGPA.
An original letter of recommendation from the Head of Department (HOD). The letter must include details such as the current academic level, session, semester, and CGPA. The letter must be dated within the last four months.
A valid school ID card.
The original O’Level certificate, which could be WAEC, GCE, or NECO.


How to Apply

Visit the official Jim Ovia Foundation Scholarship Application Portal to submit your application.
Application CategoriesNew Applicants: This category is for those applying for the scholarship for the first time.
Returning Applicants: Use this option if you have previously received a scholarship from the Jim Ovia Foundation.
Important Notes

Incomplete applications or those with incorrect documentation will not be processed.

All documents submitted must be authentic, as any fraudulent entries will result in immediate disqualification.

Applicants are advised to review all information carefully before submission.

Alterations to the submitted application will not be allowed.

Any false information or forged documents will lead to permanent disqualification from future scholarship opportunities.

The Jim Ovia Foundation wishes all applicants success in their submissions.

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