scholarship

No, Kingston Engineering College does not offer a 100% scholarship. However, they do provide merit-based scholarships with fee waivers to deserving students, as well as financial support to those who demonstrate academic and personal achievements and are facing financial challenges. Kingston Engineering College also provides non-government scholarships through trusts, and other organizations.

V P Muthaiah Pillai Meenakshi Ammal College Of Engineering And Technology For Women (now Arul Tharum VPMM College of Engineering and Technology) offers various scholarships, but not a blanket 100% scholarship for all students. They provide government scholarships (SC/ST, Minority, Farmer's Children Welfare, etc.) and management scholarships. Management scholarships are available for class toppers, university rank holders, economically weaker students, and sports achievers. The extent of these scholarships varies, and 100% fee remission would depend on individual eligibility and specific scholarship criteria.

While G H Raisoni Law College doesn't guarantee 100% scholarships to all, it does offer merit-based and need-based scholarships to deserving students. Some high-performing students with strong academic backgrounds or economically weaker backgrounds may qualify for full or partial tuition waivers through government or institutional schemes. The college is committed to supporting sincere learners, and candidates are encouraged to apply for scholarships during the admission process or inquire through the administration for available opportunities each academic year.

Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology offers scholarships but not 100% free education as a default. They provide:

• Government post-matric scholarships for SC/ST, VJNT, SBC, OBC students (covers tuition & exam fees for eligible families earning ?8? LPA)

• Merit-based fee waivers up to ?50,000 per year

• Additional government and private aid via education loans

GH Raisoni Jalgaon also provides a maximum of 100% on merit scholarship and extracurricular excellence scholarship. Merit-based fee waiver is between 5 to 20 percent, and special slots are reserved under the COVID warriors and Raisoni family admitted category. The scholarships include tuition and seats as well as the central/ state government assistance. Nevertheless, scholarships are not universal since full scholarships are offered to a limited number of students and have highly defined eligibility standards.

Chameli Devi Group of Institutions offers various meaningful scholarships, but a 100% scholarship is not possible. From the 3rd semester onward, eligible students—such as those with family income less than INR 1.2 LPA, first-class academics, and good attendance—can receive tuition waivers.

Government Engineering College (GEC) Valsad does not offer a 100% scholarship, but it does provide various scholarships, including those for SC, ST, and SEBC students, as well as the Mukhyamantri Shishyavrutti Yojana and Mukhyamantri Yuva Swavalamban Yojana (MYSY).

Infant Jesus College of Engineering  does not give 100% scholarship. While the college does offer various scholarships such as academic excellence scholarships, sibling scholarships, financial aid and also provide scholarships for specific categories of students (like those from minority communities or with a certain income level), there is no mention of a complete 100% scholarship.

IES College of Technology does not offer a blanket 100% tuition waiver. They provide merit-based fee waivers to top-performing students in entrance exams or board exams. Additionally, students from reserved or economically weaker sections can apply for government scholarships and state-funded schemes. Private or corporate-sponsored awards may be available based on performance and need.