CABLE GRE Scholarship 2026 for African Students
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CABLE GRE Scholarship 2026 for African Students
The CABLe GRE Scholarship 2026 is an opportunity for outstanding African graduates who are preparing to pursue graduate school but may be unable to afford the cost of taking the Graduate Record Examination (GRE).
The scholarship is designed to remove one of the financial barriers faced by prospective graduate students by providing fully covered GRE sponsorship for selected scholars.
If you are an African graduate planning to apply for graduate school and meet the eligibility requirements, the CABLe GRE Scholarship 2026 could help you take an important step toward your graduate school journey.
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- Type: Postgraduate Scholarships
- Eligible Countries: African Countries
- Benefits: GRE Costs + Mentorship + Networking
- Deadline: August 23, 2026
Eligibility Criteria for the CABLE GRE Scholarship 2026
- Must be a citizen of an African country.
- Must be 30 years of age or younger at the time of application.
- Must hold at least one of the following:
- A Bachelor’s degree, or
- A Higher National Diploma (HND).
- Must have graduated between 2021 and 2026.
- Must have a minimum CGPA of 3.5 on a 5.0 scale, or its equivalent based on the grading scale used by the applicant’s institution.
- Applicants may provide proof of intent to apply to graduate school. This is optional, but advantageous.
Benefits of the CABLE GRE Scholarship 2026
- The Cable will be supporting 10 (ten) students to cover the cost of the Graduate Records Examination (GRE) for their future academic endeavours to study abroad.
The CABLE GRE 2026 Scholarship covers;
- GRE Exam Fee: Full fees of the GRE (231 USD).
- Mentorship: Support and guidance on how to apply and secure fully funded scholarships.
- Networking: Meet a group of talented scholars and fellow scholarship applicants.
Application Guidelines for the CABLE GRE Scholarship 2026
- Application Essay (max. 500 words): Explain your academic goals, financial need, and eligibility for the scholarship.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV): An updated academic CV (1–2 pages preferred; maximum 3 pages).
- Academic Transcript: An official or certified transcript showing your final grades/CGPA.
Important Guidelines:
- Upload documents in one (1) single PDF file
The 500-word essay limit is strictly enforced; exceeding it may result in a zero score for that criterion.
Ensure all information is accurate and original. Plagiarism or falsified documents will lead to disqualification.
Only one application is allowed. Duplicate submissions may result in disqualification.