scholarship

The eligibility criteria to apply to a Merit-cum-Need Scholarship at BITS Pilani is a high CGPA and a parental annual salary of less than INR 10 lakh. CGPA cut-off might change every semester. The scholarship supports students belonging to a lower economic status, but who are academically bright too. The process of selection is competitive and is based on both merit and monetary background.

BITS Pilani gives two basic types of scholarships Merit Scholarship and Merit-cum-Need Scholarship. The Merit Scholarship depends only on CGPA of the student but the Merit-cum-Need Scholarship is dependent upon the annual income of the parents of the student. These scholarships waive 40% to 100 percent of tuition fee. To be eligible, students are required to go through their admissions.

The Central Sector Scheme is available to students of MIT Chennai who have scored at least 80 percent in Class 12 and have a family income below INR 6 lakh per year. Eligible students must apply in their first year, maintain at least 75 percent attendance, and demonstrate good conduct. The scholarship offers INR 10,000 annually and cannot be combined with other financial aid schemes.

The Tamil Nadu Minorities Welfare Department gives Merit cum Means Minority Scholarship at MIT Chennai. It offers INR 10,000 (INR 5,000 day) scholarships per year, together with the fee of the course. Students should be residents of minority religions and should earn less than INR 2 Lacs on a family level.

Kohler Scholarship at SJJCA is a pure award system of scholarship that is available up to INR 80,000. It is given to the students who demonstrate good academic performances to help them complete their studies. Students are chosen on a basis of performance and total merit. This scholarship programme may be particularly useful in the last-year spending, such as overseas educational visits.

Yes, there is reservation standard in the allocation of the scholarships at Nirma University. The reserved categories such as SC (7 per cent), ST (15 percent), SEBC which comprises widows and orphans (27 percent) and EWS (10 percent) are also taken into account in the merit list. The proportionate distribution is done to the above-mentioned groups according to the university policy of admission.

The National Merit Scholarship is offered to students of BMS College of Engineering who score 80 marks or more in Class 12 or equivalent exam. The awarding of this scholarship is based on the ministry of human resource development (MHRD). The other fundamental academic and income requirements have to be met by the applicants as well. It is among the most important scholarships which encourage deserving students at the college.