scholarship

Approximately 50% of Harvard MBA students receive a need-based scholarship from HBS, with 10 per cent of the student body – those with the greatest financial need receiving full-tuition scholarships. The awards range from USD 2,500 – USD 76,000 per year (Around INR 2.17 Lacs – INR 66 lakh). Also, note that the annual need-based scholarship last year was USD 46,000 – USD 92,000 over two years (Around INR 40 Lacs – 80 lakh).

The Boustany MBA Harvard Scholarship is granted once every two years by Harvard Business School for a two-year course. As per this scholarship, the following will be done:

• Financial aid amounting to 75% of the tuition fees
• Accommodation and travel expenses related to the internship

Students who have an excellent academic background and show considerable promise are eligible for this scholarship. Though the scholarship can be offered to students of any nation, the preference will be given to Lebanese students. One can apply for this scholarship only after receiving an offer of admission from the Harvard MBA program.

Poornaprajna Institute of Management  does not provide 100% scholarship. To secure 100% scholarship, you have to apply for various Government Scholarships running inside the college. You can also go for State and Private Firms Scholarships like Reliance Foundation etc. SC and ST students easily get 100% scholarships.

Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engineering College (AAMEC) does not offer a full 100% scholarship to all students. However, they do provide scholarships based on merit, income category (like BC, MBC, SC/ST if parents' annual income INR 2.5 lakhs) . Reviews mention merit-based awards too. So yes, there are financial aid options. You'll likely get partial support if you qualify.

No, DIET Dumkal doesn't offer a blanket 100% scholarship to all students. However, it does provide various financial aid options: minority scholarships, merit-based awards, and SC/ST/OBC schemes—around 40% of students benefit from these each year . Students who qualify receive partial tuition waivers per semester (typically ?8,500 off each semester) . Additionally, state and national government scholarships (e.g., Swami Vivekananda, Nabanna) are available for eligible groups . So while full tuition scholarships aren't guaranteed, substantial aid is accessible through multiple channels.

MAHE provides Merit Scholarships to students meeting the criteria. To continue the scholarship in the subsequent year, students must pass in all subjects with a CGPA of 8.0 or above in the immediate previous academic year. 

MAHE provides Dr. Ramdas Pai Merit Scholarship to students pursuing a course from Manipal Centre for Philosophy and Humanities, Bangalore. Under the scholarship, top 10% (CGPA) students get a 30% tuition fee waiver for the second and third year, respectively.