How Many Modules You Can Fail and Still NSFAS they can Fund you Many students want to know How Many Modules You Can Fail and Still NSFAS they can Fund you ,this page Explain exactly number of module if you fail Nsfas will Continue funds your studies.
However, this question also deals with the N+ rule NSFAS has in place. Before NSFAS was changed from a loan scheme to a bursary, the rule was ‘N+2’ and after the change which came into action in 2018, it was changed to the ‘N+1’ rule.
The N stands for the number of years your qualification goes for and the number (+1) refers to the number of years NSFAS will continue funding you for if you fail.
After 2018, students are granted one year extra of funding should they fail a year in their course.
It is important to further note that, the N+ rule is not based on the number of years that a student has been funded, but on the number of years that the student has been registered for tertiary study at any public university in South Africa.
