CPUT DHET fee adjustment grant
Government will pay the fee increase capped at 8% for all qualifying registered students with a gross combined family income up to R600 000 per annum in 2024. This is a grant and will not have to be repaid by qualifying students. The grant will only cover tuition fees and accommodation provided by universities.
Who qualifies?
- Only South African citizens and citizens with permanent South African residence studying towards an undergraduate or postgraduate qualification in 2024.
- The applicant and direct family (mother, father, spouse or legal guardians) must have a GROSS combined family income of R600 000 or less per annum before tax deductions.
How to apply?
Some students will not have to apply for the grant, they will automatically be considered:
- Applicants who applied for NSFAS funding.
- All students who attended Quintile 1, 2 and 3 schools in Grade 12.
All other students will have to apply for the fee adjustment grant at registration:
- All applications will have to be submitted on the relevant application form obtainable from universities or their websites.
- All applications must include certified copies of IDs of the parents/spouse and/or legal guardians. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
- Parents, spouses and legal guardians will be requested to acknowledge that they understand that personal information will be requested and provided to third parties who will assist the University with verifying income and that their signature to the application constitutes express written consent.
- All parties (father / mother / spouse /legal guardians / student) must complete and sign the application.
- Students who are unsuccessful in their application mayappeal within 14 days of the outcome of the decision by completing an Appeals Form which will be loaded onto the University’s website.
Application form
All applications must be submitted, with supporting documents, at the nearest Financial Aid and/or Student Accounts Office.
The closing for submission of application form is 3 March 2024.