As the academic year 2025 approaches, many parents, families, students, and guardians are eagerly awaiting the release of the continuing lists and TESAS (HECAS and AES) lists from various universities and colleges in Papua New Guinea. This update aims to provide a clear overview of what to expect.
1. Continuing List 2025
For most continuing students, the release of the 2025 continuing list will provide much-needed clarity about their status, fees, and registration dates. Universities and colleges will publish this information on their websites, social media pages, and in newspapers. So, keep a vigilant eye out for notices from your institutions.
Most continuing students should already have an idea of their status. However, if you failed one or two courses last year and your GPA has dropped below the required threshold, you may need to retake the courses or take additional ones to make up the credits.
Seek advice from your institution. Alternatively, visit your student administration office and discuss your concerns and the steps you need to take.
CHECK THE WATCHLIST HERE FOR THE LATEST ACCEPTANCE LISTS (PDF) RELEASES
2. TESAS List 2025
The TESAS list is a crucial document released by the Department of Higher Education, Research, Science, and Technology (DHERST) after all selections are complete. It is the final list of Grade 12 school leavers, non-school leavers, and continuing students who have been awarded government scholarships for 2025.
For those following up, the PDF version of this list is typically released by DHERST and made available through your respective universities.
Here’s a watchlist (CLICK HERE) for all the lists released by universities, colleges, and DHERST.
If you have any questions or comments, please let us know below.
TESAS: Tertiary Education Student Assistance Scheme
The Tertiary Education Student Assistance Scheme (TESAS) is a government scholarship program in Papua New Guinea, administered by the Department of Higher Education, Research, Science, and Technology (DHERST). TESAS aims to support students pursuing higher education by providing financial assistance.
TESAS consists of two main components:
1. Academic Excellence Scholarships (AES): These scholarships are awarded to students with exceptional academic performance, typically those with a high GPA. AES recipients receive a full tuition waiver, accommodation allowance, and a modest living allowance.
2. Higher Education Contribution Assistance Scheme (HECAS): This component is designed to assist students who may face financial constraints while pursuing higher education. HECAS scholarships cover a portion of tuition fees, reducing the financial burden on students and their families.
By offering these scholarships, TESAS helps academically brilliant students and those facing financial challenges to access higher education and achieve their academic goals.
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