Indomie Scholarship Program for Nigerians 2026

If you registered for the Indomie Scholarship Program before the October registration deadline, your next task is to complete your application. The published completion deadline is 18 November 2026 at 11:59 pm. The timezone is not stated, so avoid leaving submission until the final hours.

This is not a fresh registration window. Registration closed on 31 October 2026, and the later deadline applies only to applicants who had already registered. If you did not register before the cut-off, the general application wording does not override that restriction.

Opportunity Summary

About the Opportunity

The Indomie Scholarship Program supports Nigerian students newly admitted to public or state-owned tertiary institutions for the 2026/2027 academic session. It covers all courses within the stated institution categories; it is not restricted to university applicants.

The award covers full tuition for the duration of the programme, subject to annual academic-performance conditions. It should not be treated as a fully funded package covering every cost of studying. Accommodation, transport, meals, books and other expenses are not stated as covered. You should therefore plan separately for costs beyond tuition unless Indomie confirms additional support.

Renewal depends on maintaining a required GPA, but the published information supplied does not specify the threshold. Before relying on continued support, check the applicable terms for the exact academic standard and any further conditions.

Funding and Benefits

• Full tuition coverage for the duration of your programme, subject to the scholarship’s renewal conditions.
• Annual renewal while you maintain the required GPA. The GPA threshold is not specified in the supplied information.
• No application fee. The published application process is free.

Who Can Apply?

• You must be a Nigerian student entering tertiary education in the 2026/2027 academic session.
• You must be newly admitted to a public or state-owned institution. The stated categories include universities, polytechnics, colleges of education and specialised institutions.
• You must have registered before the October registration deadline. New registration closed on 31 October 2026.
• You must provide WAEC/NECO and JAMB results. Results could be added after registration, but must be supplied before the completion deadline.
• The application supports up to two O’Level sittings, including a combination of WAEC and NECO results.

What Nigerian Applicants Should Know

• Nigerian students are expressly eligible, and the scholarship concerns entry to qualifying institutions across Nigeria. A separate residence requirement is not stated.
• Private institutions are outside the stated public or state-owned eligibility categories. If your institution’s status is unclear, verify its eligibility before relying on the award.
• Work permission, remote-working location and visa sponsorship are not stated and are not presented as benefits of this Nigerian study scholarship.
• The information does not establish professional recognition of individual courses. If your intended career requires professional recognition, check that separately with the relevant institution or professional body.

Required Documents

• Passport photograph.
• WAEC/NECO O’Level results, with up to two sittings supported.
• JAMB result.

How to Apply

1. 1. Confirm that this completion window applies to you. Only applicants already registered before the October cut-off can proceed; the deadline is not an invitation for new applicants.
2. 2. Log in to your existing application through the official scholarship application page. Review the personal information requested in the published process: name, email, phone number, date of birth and state of origin.
3. 3. Check your passport photograph and add any outstanding JAMB and O’Level results. The option to supply results later applied during registration; do not leave them outstanding when completing your application.
4. 4. Complete the stated email or phone verification and submit by 18 November 2026 at 11:59 pm. The timezone is unspecified, so allow time for corrections rather than relying on a last-minute submission.
5. 5. Watch for selection communications after the deadline. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to a Computer-Based Test. Successful candidates then undergo physical verification before final selection; submitting an application does not guarantee an award.

Visit the official application page

Application Tips

Start by checking whether you completed registration before the October cut-off. If you did, use your existing application rather than attempting a new registration. If you did not, this completion window does not make you eligible to start now.

Optional preparation advice: set aside your examination results and review your personal details before logging in. Compare your name and examination information carefully so that avoidable typing errors do not remain in the application. Keep access to the email address or phone number associated with your registration because the published process includes verification.

Budgeting example: if your institution charges tuition alongside accommodation and other fees, do not assume every charge will be paid. Ask for clarification about which charges count as tuition and plan for expenses that are not expressly covered.

For your final check, review your personal details, passport photograph, JAMB result and WAEC/NECO entries. Confirm that any initially skipped results have now been added, complete the stated verification and submission process, and retain any acknowledgement provided. Do not assume that registration alone counts as a completed application. Check the official application page for any additional instructions or terms before submitting.

Information checked 9 November 2026.