Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Can I study abroad without IELTS?
Yes.
Some universities and scholarship programmes accept alternative proof of English proficiency, such as a Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate, TOEFL, Duolingo English Test, PTE, or their own language assessments. Requirements vary by institution.
2. Is a Medium of Instruction (MOI) certificate accepted everywhere?
No. While many universities accept an MOI certificate, others still require a recognized English-language test. Always check the specific university’s admissions page.
3. Which country offers the most
scholarships without IELTS?
Countries such as China, Germany, Hungary, Türkiye, and some universities in Canada and Japan offer programmes where IELTS may be waived or replaced with other evidence of English proficiency.
4. Can Nigerians apply?
Yes. Nigerian students are eligible for many international scholarships, provided they meet the academic, language, and other eligibility requirements of the programme.
5. Are these scholarships fully funded?
Some are fully funded, while others are partially funded. Always review what each scholarship covers, such as tuition, accommodation, health insurance, travel costs, and monthly stipends.
Tips Before You Apply
Before clicking the “Submit” button, ask yourself:
* Have I read the eligibility requirements carefully?
* Are all my documents complete?
* Is my personal statement tailored to this scholarship?
* Have I submitted before the deadline?
* Have I kept copies of all submitted documents?
Paying attention to these details can improve the quality of your application.