Things to know about 2026 Lagos scholarship CBT for interested applicants
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At a glance
- The Lagos State Scholarship Board will soon hold a Computer-Based Test for shortlisted applicants for the 2025/2026 Scholarship Awards.
- Applicants who participated in the indigene verification exercise should check their emails for invitation details, including date and venue.
- The Board warned applicants against fraudsters and emphasized that all official communications will be through designated channels.
The Lagos State Scholarship Board is preparing to conduct a Computer-Based Test (CBT) as a crucial step in its 2025/2026 Scholarship Awards selection process. Shortlisted candidates are advised to monitor their email inboxes for official invitation letters, which will contain essential details regarding the examination date, time, and venue.
This CBT is presented as a significant opportunity for eligible applicants to showcase their knowledge and abilities. The Board stressed the importance of applicants arriving early to their designated venues, dressing appropriately, and adhering to instructions from examination officials. They also warned against bringing prohibited items or engaging in any form of examination malpractice, including impersonation, which will lead to disqualification and potential referral to security authorities.
Furthermore, the Scholarship Board issued a stern warning against fraudsters who might try to solicit money or personal information from applicants under the pretense of securing the scholarship. The agency clarified that it does not authorize any individual to demand payment for participation or for influencing the award process. Applicants are urged to rely solely on official communication channels for information and to avoid falling prey to such scams. The Board reaffirmed its dedication to fostering quality education within Lagos State.
The Agency does not authorise any individual to demand payment in exchange for participation in the CBT or award of scholarship.
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